what hawks are native to oklahoma?
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['Red-tailed Hawk (Year-round Resident) Perhaps the most common of hawks, red-tails are found in Oklahoma year-round. ... ', "Cooper's Hawk (Year-round Resident) vs. Sharp-shinned Hawk (September-May) ... ", 'Northern Harrier – August-May. ... ', 'Ferruginous Hawk – October-March. ... ', 'Rough-legged Hawk – October-March.']
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['Alabama: Yellowhammer (aka Northern Flicker) ... ', 'Alaska: Willow Ptarmigan. ... ', 'Arizona: Cactus Wren. ... ', 'Arkansas: Mockingbird. ... ', 'California: California Quail. ... ', 'Colorado: Lark Bunting. ... ', 'Connecticut: American Robin. ... ', 'Delaware: Blue Hen Chicken.']
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The term Chickenhawk or Chicken Hawk refers for three species of North American hawks -- the Cooper's Hawk, the Sharp-shinned Hawk or the Red-tailed Hawk. The term Chicken Hawk, however, is misleading, as chickens do not make a up a significant part of their diet.
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Where it's been found in Ontario. Bald Eagles are widely distributed throughout North America. In Ontario, they nest throughout the north, with the highest density in the northwest near Lake of the Woods.
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Hawks, on the other hand are obligate carnivores and dangerous predators. Crows are certainly aware of this, and therefore are wary of all hawks, especially the largest of them, like the Red Tailed Hawk. All birds, of course, are wary of hawks. Hawks can kill the birds as well as their chicks during nesting season.
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Hawk. Eagles are usually larger that hawks. ... Eagles have a wingspan of 8 feet, while most hawks have a wingspan of less than 5 feet. Hawks can soar for long period of time thanks to their long, broad wings and wide tail.
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RAPTORS such as hawks, eagles, and owls use large claws (called talons) to capture, kill, and carry prey with their feet.
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['Red-tailed Hawk.', 'Red-shouldered Hawk.', "Swainson's Hawk.", 'Broad-winged Hawk.', "Harris's Hawk.", 'Ferruginous Hawk.', 'Rough-legged Hawk.', "Cooper's Hawk."]
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The Great Horned Owl is one of the earliest of nesters in Oklahoma, Sutton giving the earliest nesting date as 6 February 1955 in Marshall County (south-central Oklahoma). There is a live webcam of a nesting Great Horned in Oklahoma.
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It is home to many wildlife species including beaver, elk, raccoon, timber wolf, coyote, muskox, deer, turtle, boar, red fox, Alpine ibex, caribou, black bear, moose, wild turkey, and bison. During the summer there are shows featuring birds of prey especially bald eagles.
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Sharp-shinned and red-tail hawks are the most common hawks in Michigan with strongly varying plumage from top to bottom, while hawks that have matching underside and back plumage may be an osprey or rough-legged hawk. ... Red-tailed and rough-legged hawks are common in woodlands, farmland, and even sometimes in cities.
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Two of Canada's largest owls, the great gray and great horned owls, are year-round residents, as are the barred, northern hawk, both screech species, boreal and northern saw-whet owls. ... When hares are scarce in Saskatchewan and Alberta, great horned owls often move as far as 1500 km southeast.
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Yes, the seahawk is a real bird! Better known as the osprey (Pandion haliaetus), the seahawk is a spectacularly large fish-eating raptor in the hawk family. The species is broken up into four subspecies, each occupying a different part of their nearly world-wide natural range.
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['Eagle.', 'Vulture and Black Vulture.', 'Red and Black Kite.', 'Raven.', 'Owl (Horned, Screech, Little, Great, White, and Desert)', 'Gull.', 'Hawk.', 'Cormorant.']
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Harris's hawk (Parabuteo unicinctus), formerly known as the bay-winged hawk or dusky hawk, and known in Latin America as peuco, is a medium-large bird of prey that breeds from the southwestern United States south to Chile, central Argentina, and Brazil.
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Hawks, owls, eagles, and all other nongame birds and songbirds (except for the few unprotected birds listed below) are protected by various state and federal laws and may not be killed, taken from the nest, picked up, or possessed for any reason, and their feathers may not be possessed or sold.
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['Falcons belong to the same genus while hawks fall into several genera.', 'Falcons have a notch on their beaks while hawks have a simple curve on the beak.', 'Falcons grab their prey with the beaks while hawks use talons on the feet to kill prey.', 'Hawks are generally larger birds than falcons.']