members of this species winter in the Bahamas
It is found in much of central and eastern South America
It appears to be slightly declining in population due to habitat loss
49 oz/yd² (220 g/m²) (weight may vary by 5%)
It occasionally wanders north and east in the US
Adult Common Black Hawk T-shirt Stickers members of this species winterThe Common Black Hawk is a species of the Buteogallus genus that is found from the southwestern United States to northern South America. It is very broad winged and stubby tailed, with long yellow legs, and the adult is mostly black with a white tail band, but the juvenile is white, brown, gray, and black, and covered in streaks, making identification a challenge, as it superficially resembles other species based on plumage, though form can be