rough-legged hawk
roughleg
Buteo lagopus

In Central Park, when we went out to look at those trees, there was a tree with a rough-legged hawk.

A similar association as with the owls has been noted between geese and Rough-legged Hawks.

The Rough-legged Hawk is thought to be monogamous, mating with a single individual for multiple years.

The legs are feathered to the talons, like the Rough-legged Hawk.

Predatory birds include rough-legged hawks, gyrfalcons and golden eagles.

Our rough-legged hawk is a rough-legged buzzard in England.

Adult Rough-legged Hawks will vocalize alarm calls when intruders approach a nesting site.

Rough-legged Hawk: early November to early December (seen only one in five days)

The other is the Rough-legged Hawk.

The Rough-legged Hawk will also supplement its diet with mice, rats, gerbils, pikas and insects.