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Red-tail hawks eat small mammals, birds, snakes, and carrion. They live in habitats like forests, fields, wetlands, and deserts across North America from Canada to Mexico. Red-tail hawks lay 1 to 5 eggs between March and April and the chicks leave the nest when they are 4 to 6 weeks old, though the parents continue feeding them.

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RED-TAIL HAWKS Richard L. Science Report MR. CASTRELLON MAY 2014
Introduction This presentation will be about the red-tail hawks also as the Buteo Jamaicensis. You will learn about its diet, habitat, range, map range, family life, life cycle, anatomy, and intristing facts.
Diet They eat voles, mice, wood rats, rabbits and jack rabbits, ground squires, birds, bob white starlings, black birds, snakes, and carrion. They will also consume insects such as beetles, white-tail jack rabbits, rodents, other small mammals, as well as, reptiles and amphibians
Habitat Their habitats include wet lands, forest, fields, meadows and deserts. .
Map of range The red-tail hawks range includes Alaska and Canada to California. They are found through the Unite State, Canada and Mexico
Family life The clutch of 1 to 5 eggs is laid between March and April. The red-tail hawk spend more time getting food for their chicks then with their chicks. At four to six weeks of age hawks chicks are ready to leave home. They jump out of the nest and hop along. The two parents will continue to feeding their chicks.
Life cycle chick juvenile Young adult Adult egg
anatomy
Interesting facts It is the top predator in most habitats. Buteo Jamaicensis is bird of prey. A hawks vision is sharper than a humans vision. Hawks live over North America from the high Arctic tundra of Canada to the prairies, mountains, forest and deserts of the United States and Mexico. The best place to watch hawks is on prairies, where there are on trees.

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Richard 2014

  • 1. RED-TAIL HAWKS Richard L. Science Report MR. CASTRELLON MAY 2014
  • 2. Introduction This presentation will be about the red-tail hawks also as the Buteo Jamaicensis. You will learn about its diet, habitat, range, map range, family life, life cycle, anatomy, and intristing facts.
  • 3. Diet They eat voles, mice, wood rats, rabbits and jack rabbits, ground squires, birds, bob white starlings, black birds, snakes, and carrion. They will also consume insects such as beetles, white-tail jack rabbits, rodents, other small mammals, as well as, reptiles and amphibians
  • 4. Habitat Their habitats include wet lands, forest, fields, meadows and deserts. .
  • 5. Map of range The red-tail hawks range includes Alaska and Canada to California. They are found through the Unite State, Canada and Mexico
  • 6. Family life The clutch of 1 to 5 eggs is laid between March and April. The red-tail hawk spend more time getting food for their chicks then with their chicks. At four to six weeks of age hawks chicks are ready to leave home. They jump out of the nest and hop along. The two parents will continue to feeding their chicks.
  • 9. Interesting facts It is the top predator in most habitats. Buteo Jamaicensis is bird of prey. A hawks vision is sharper than a humans vision. Hawks live over North America from the high Arctic tundra of Canada to the prairies, mountains, forest and deserts of the United States and Mexico. The best place to watch hawks is on prairies, where there are on trees.