Agile and swift predators with unnerving red eyes, northern goshawks are legendary for their ferocity, beauty and amazing flight skills; in medieval Europe, goshawks were the most prized of all ...

A separate goshawk subspecies, the Apache goshawk (A.g. apache) may occur in Arizona, New Mexico, and northern Mexico south of the Gila River. DESCRIPTION: The goshawk has short, powerful wings, a ...

Juvenile northern goshawk perched has heavy streaking underneath and a long tail, but dark-banded tail pattern and shorter wings will help the identification process.

Shallow, quick wingbeats alternate with short glides. Northern goshawk is usually larger, heavier appearing, and has relatively shorter tail and longer wings. Sharp-shinned hawk is smaller and has ...

Previously referred to as the Northern goshawk, the species is now recognized as two separate subspecies: the American goshawk and Eurasian goshawk. In Oregon, American goshawks primarily inhabit ...

The northern goshawk, a favorite of bird watchers in Japan, always cuts a fine figure whether in flight with its wings spread or at rest in a tree. There was a time when urban development and ...