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- The wingspan of a red-tailed hawk is 50 inches long.
- The length is 22 inches long.
- A red-tailed hawk’s tail is only red when the sun shines on it.
- A red-tailed hawk has talons for grasping its prey.
- A red-tailed hawk Juvenile has a V on its wing.
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- The red-tailed hawk lives everywhere in the USA.
- The red-tailed hawk can live on telephone poles.
- Red-tailed hawks really
- don’t migrate but they do move
for food.
- Farmers blame red-tailed hawks for stealing chickens.
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- The beak is sharp and curved.
- The beak is made for shredding.
- The beak is made for killing.
- The beak is made for gutting its prey.
- The beak does not do all of the work.
The gravel in its gizzard also helps it eat.
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- It lays about 2-3 eggs.
- The eggs are brown spotted and white eggs.
- The eggs are placed in a large area of leaves, sticks, and bark.
- The nest is in a forest tree about 20-60 feet up.
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