| Gray Hawk (Asturina nitida) (aka Gray-lined Hawk, Buteo nitidus) |
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| Roraima, Brazil July 2001 The Grey-lined Hawk is marginally bigger than the more common Roadside Hawk (Rupornis magnirostris), is an overall grey with fine white barring below, has white bands across its tail and yellow legs and cere. |
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| Like the Roadside Hawk it is often place in the genus Buteo. It is found from New Mexico and Texas through Central and South America as far as Paraguay and northern Argentina. Throughout this range it is found in a wide variety of habitats from the edge of rain forests to dry, open scrub country. |
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| There is an illustration in Ridgely & Greenfield, Plate 13; Hilty & Brown, Plates 4, 5 and II; and HBW, Volume 2, Page 172 | ||||
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