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Sparrow Hawk

<i>Accipiter nisus</i>

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Sparrow Hawk Accipiter nisus

Sparrow Hawk: Accipiter nisus


Family: Hawk & Eagle
Conservation Status: Near Threatened
Habitat: Woodlands, Gardens, open country

Diet: carrion, rabbits, young hares, voles, field mice, birds & worms


Appearance: Yellow Eyes that turn oranage as they grow older. black, chestnut, grey and reddish-brown. wide wings with blunt ends. A long Tail. Sharp hooked beak.

Average body length: 60cm
Average Wingspan: 170cm
Average weight: 1 - 1.4 Kg

Extra Info: Males perform aeriel displays to attract mates. females are 25% larger than males. Are fully protected in the UK since 1961.

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