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Harris hawk

<i>Accipiter nisus</i>

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Sparrow Hawk Accipiter nisus

Harris hawk: Parabuteo unicinctus


Family: Hawk & Eagle
Conservation Status: Least Concerned 
Habitat: Desert, savannah, 

Diet: Birds, mammals, lizards, large insects

Appearance: Dark brown plumage, chestnut coloured top. 

Average body length: 46 -59 cm
Average Wingspan: 103 - 120 cm
Average weight: 
Male: 546 - 850 g 
Female: 1029 - 1633 g

Extra Info: Hunt in groups of up to 6. Nest in small trees, shrubs and cacti. Often used in falconry due to how easy they are to train and their social aptitude. 

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