Also known as the national bird of Mexico, Golden Eagles are dark brown with lighter golden-brown feathers on their necks and heads.
The species uses its sharp talons and speed to hunt prey which are usually rabbits, insects, reptiles, and fishes.
They have white, yellowish or reddish-brown complexions with additional greys on their feathers.
Kestrels prey on large insects and small mammals and are popular for hovering over prey during the hunt.
These birds are renowned for their distinctive long-pointed wings and tails.
They often perch themselves high to swiftly launch aerial assaults on medium-sized birds.
These birds are commonly found in mountainous regions and have black plumage with distinctive collared necks and white wing markings.
They feast on large mammals, wild or domestic, and also devour dead fishes and seals.
They are quite broad with rounded wings and a short yet wide tail. Female raptors of the species are larger than males.
They begin their hunt for rodents from the air and swoop down to grab their meal using talons.