What is Spizaetus?
Spizaetus is a genus of hawks found in the tropical areas of North America, Central America and South America. The four species in this family are black hawk, decorated with hawk, black and white hawk eagle and black and white eagle. Although these species differ slightly, they are usually about 2 to 2.5 feet (61 to 76 cm) long, with a range of 36 to 65 inches (91 to 165 cm) wide. Every kind of Spizaetus has a clear appearance that helps him mix with his environment. Hawk-eagles are qualified hunters who feed primarily on other birds and mammals.
Black Hawk-Eagles, or Spizaetus Tyrannus , are inhabited by tropical forests, open forests and wetlands to the north as in Mexico and south like the east coast of Brazil and northern Argentina. Adults range from 23.5 to 26 inches (60 to 66 cm) long and have a span of measuring between 45 and 58 inches (115 to 148 cm) wide. Their body and ridges of the feathers of the black black with white and gray stripes on the underside of the wings and tail. DietAnd this kind includes small monkeys, bats, marsupials, iguanas, snakes and toucans.
decorative hawk-eagles or spizaetus ornatus are found in subtropical and tropical forests, swamps and lowlands from Mexico to northeast Argentina. This species of Spizaetus measures between 23 and 26 inches (58 to 66 cm) in length with a wing of 36 to 48 inches (91 to 122 cm) wide. Adults have a feather ridge on their heads, which sometimes holds directly up. Their coloring is mainly reddish -brown with tapes of white and dark brown or black feathers on the chest. Decorative hawks feed mainly on other birds such as MacAs, but their diet also consists of mammals and reptiles.
Forests and savannah Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Honduras, Bolivia, Paraguay, Venezuela and other south and central American countries serve as a natural habitat for black and white hawk, or Spizaetus Melanoleucus . Adults usually reach diameterThe body length of 22.5 inches (57 cm) and has a span of about 51 inches (130 cm) wide. These hawk Eagles have white feathers covering the head and chest and black feathers on the wings and back. Their head ridges are shorter than other hawks. They hunt other birds, reptiles, amphibians and mammals.
black eagles and chest, or Spizaetus isidori, live in the forests of mountain areas in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Argentina and Bolivia. It measures between 25 and 29 inches (63 to 74 cm) long and have a wingspan between 58 and 65 inches (147 to 166 cm) wide. Their color is a mixture of black, chestnut and white feathers, with darker feathers covering the wings, comb and back and lighter feathers on the chest. They feed mainly on other large birds and mammals such as monkeys.