The goshawk is the ultimate woodland predator. Find out where it lives, what it eats and how it breeds.

The Goshawk is a large hawk, almost reaching buzzard size. When seen up close, it has a fierce look with bright red eyes and a distinctive white eyebrow. Thanks to its broad wings, it can to …

2023年9月12日 · The Goshawk (Accipiter gentilis) stands as a symbol of stealth and power in the avian kingdom. Native to Britain, this formidable raptor has long fascinated both ornithologists …

The goshawk is one of our most elusive birds of prey, reflected in its nickname ‘phantom of the forest’. Driven close to extinction by habitat loss and persecution, in recent decades these …

Goshawks are large hawks and ambush predators, requiring dense cover from which to launch an attack. They are perfectly adapted to their wooded environment and their highly predatorial …

Scientific name: Accipiter gentilis. Known as the phantom of the forest, goshawks can fly through the trees at up to 40km per hour as they hunt birds and small mammals. Classified in the UK …

Goshawks in the UK are often associated with large forests, often conifer plantations and this may influence their distribution in the UK, although some continental populations do breed in urban …

The goshawk (Accipiter gentilis) is a high-speed woodland predator, roughly the same size as a buzzard, with a wingspan of 90-105cm (male) and 108-120 (female). Females have slate-grey …

Present in the Forest all year round, the goshawk is an extremely agile flier, instinctively opening and folding its wings at just the right moment as it weaves its way silently between trees and …

Although we consider goshawks to be birds of the forest, in other parts of Europe they can be found in urban settings, perching on street lights and catching feral pigeons. Known as the …