- Medium-sized - reddish-orange underparts - black and white wings - forages for small animals - builds stick nests in trees - distinctive loud calls.
- Unique hawk - 43" wingspan - Glides low to catch prey - Distinctive call "che che che." - Nests in grasslands - Breeds in North America.
- Large - 49" wingspan - Preys on small animals - Distinctive "keeeyah!" call - Habitat: Alaska, USA, Canada, Mexico, Caribbean, Central America.
- Small soaring raptor - Diverse color morphs - Preys on birds and reptiles - Nests in trees, distinct "reeeeeee!" call - Found in Florida, rare in Texas
- Small, agile hawk - Blue-gray upperparts - Preys on birds in woodlands - Distinctive "kew" call - Nests in conifers - Migrates to northern North America
- Small crow-sized hawk - Brown with white bands on tail - Preys on small animals - Makes high-pitched "sipeee.." call - Nests in trees - Migrates in flocks
- Large hawk with dark wings - Broad tail - Migrates to Argentina - Feeds on insects - Builds stick nests in trees - Call: "eeeah!"
- Big hawk with dark-brown upperparts - 51" wingspan - females are larger - builds a bulky stick nest in a tree