How often do Harris's hawks need to be flown?
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Harris's Hawk is the only North American bird of prey that regularly forms groups (often composed of family members) to hunt prey. ... read more
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Hunts actively, in low flight, pursuing prey around bushes and thickets. Often two or three hunt together, and a fleeing animal that evades one hawk may be caught by the next; larger prey is often shared by the hawks. Eggs. 3-4, sometimes 1-5. Pale bluish-white, sometimes with a few brown spots. Incubation is mostly by female, 33-36 days. read more
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