Hawks

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An overall description of the hawk, which is a generic term for the more than 250 species of these predatory birds. This paper discusses their navigational tools, mating rituals, methods of reproduction and parental roles, as well as their self-defense and territoriality.

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"Belonging to the order Falconiformes, hawk is a generic term for the more than 250 species of these predatory birds. (Encarta) Hawks are nocturnal, and are of small- to medium-size. Hawks are found on all continents except for Antarctica, and their preferred habitat varies greatly depending on their exact species. (Encarta) The hawk is a complex bird, with distinct methods of communication, which can also vary depending on species. There are three main types of hawks: accipiters (woodland hawks); falcons; and buteos (soaring hawks), with varying physical characteristics. (Encarta)"

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