Red-Tailed Hawk Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

The Red-tailed Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) is a familiar sight in Vermont, whether soaring over open farmland or perching in a tree along the highway. It is easily identified by its large size, white breast with brown in bands, and rust colored tail.

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Red-tailed Hawk. Vermont Wildlife, Hawk Landing on Pole, for Bird Lovers, Wildlife Fine Art. Raptor Close-up, Title: the Eyes Have It

Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife - New name, same gutsy goshawk. Last summer, the bird formally called the Northern goshawk was officially recognized as two distinct species- the American goshawk

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Red-Tailed Hawk Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

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