gray hawk
buteo plagiatus latin

Other common fowl include grey hawks, partridges, martins, coots and storks.

Gray hawks squawk in the distance, and the Sonoita Creek gurgles through the back yard.

The river is also at the northernmost tip of the range of green kingfishers, gray hawks, and other birds rarely seen in the United States.

Genus Leucopternis - grey hawks (probably polyphyletic)

Greyhawk, named for the small grey hawks which populate the region, was originally a trading outpost on the Selintan River specializing in local wood and woven garments.

Once the excavation begins they walk about expectantly, but the little gray hawks beat slow circles about the doors of exit, and are wiser in their generation, though they do not look it.

The origins of the name Gray Hawk are unclear: Some hold it was named for the many grey hawks seen in the area, while others believe it was named for the locally prominent Gray and Hawk families.

He flung himself after, swinging down the gray cliffs and waterfalls of Nast Wall, their shadows chasing one another over snow clefts dyed blue with the coming eve- ning and rippling like gray hawks over the darkness of stone and chasm.

The Grey Hawk (Buteo plagiatus) is a smallish raptor found in open country and forest edges.