Broad-winged Hawk

TYPE:   BIRD 

RANGE: Eastern U. S. and    southern Canada

FOOD: Carnivore - chipmunks,    shrews, voles, frogs,    lizards, baby birds,    crayfish, fish, centipedes,    earthworms

PREDATORS: Humans

HABITAT: Woodlands, groves

DESCRIPTION These birds of prey are not especially large. They are about the same size as a crow. They migrate south to Central and South America in the winter. They fly in groups called "kettles." There may be as many as 8,000 hawks in a group.

LINKS TO MORE INFORMATION  http://birdsource.cornell.edu/bwha/index.html