Hawk/Kite/Falcon/Kestral/Harrier Gallery
Hawk's are a common sight in Arizona. We see Harris Hawk's
(Parabuteo unicinctus) quite often around our Bed & Breakfast.
These first two pictures are of a hawk on a low Palo Verde tree
branch. We have also see them dive into our back yard after
prey and we have also seen small birds chase the hawks away.

We see hawks, harriers, kites, kestrals, and falcons on street lights 
and telephone poles, especially in the dawn hours. I've seen
them on multiple occasions diving into the underbrush and flying
out with a lizard, snake, or packrat in its talons.


Hawk on Palo Verde Tree

Photo by Alan Boertjens
Taken at the Shoppe at Civano B&B, Tucson, AZ
Hawk on Palo Verde Tree

Photo by Alan Boertjens
Taken at the Shoppe at Civano B&B, Tucson, AZ


Hawk with Docent Handler

Photo by Alan Boertjens
Taken at the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum, Tucson, AZ
Kestral with Docent Handler

Photo by Alan Boertjens
Taken at the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum, Tucson, AZ


Kestral with Docent Handler

Photo by Alan Boertjens
Taken at the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum, Tucson, AZ
Hawk on Telephone Pole

Photo by Alan Boertjens
Taken along Irvington Road, Tucson, AZ

Hawk with Prey

Photo by Adele Coronado
Taken in Pantano Wash, Tucson, AZ
Hawk with Prey

Photo by Adele Coronado
Taken in Pantano Wash, Tucson, AZ




Email us:
shoppe.at.civano@gmail.com