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red-shouldered hawk
[ red-shohl-derd ]
noun
- a North American hawk, Buteo lineatus, having rufous shoulders.
Word History and Origins
Origin of red-shouldered hawk1
Example Sentences
Before the work was done, this land was considered suitable habitat for the barred owl, which is listed as a threatened species, and the red-shouldered hawk, an endangered species.
The New York Post reports workers with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority called police for help Sunday night after a red-shouldered hawk that was chasing a pigeon ended up in a transit booth.
As we drove deeper into the ranch, Covert pointed out a bevy of birds, including sandhill cranes, egrets, anhingas, various herons and a red-shouldered hawk.
A woman in Santa Claus, Indiana, had found a tiny young raptor — Wood thought it might be a cooper’s hawk or red-shouldered hawk — that had fallen out of a nest.
Among the species noted were the American crow, bald eagle, barn owl, black vulture, great horned owl, red-shouldered hawk, ruby-crowned kinglet and savannah sparrow.
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