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Kentucky Hawks Hawks are diurnal raptors with keen eyesight, sharp talons for capturing and killing their prey, and sharp hooked beaks used to tear their prey into bite-sized pieces. In Kentucky, the most common hawks are the Red-Tailed Hawk, Red-Shouldered Hawk and Cooper's Hawk. Occasionally, you might find Broad-winged Hawks, Sharp-shinned Hawks or Northern Harriers in the right habitat. Some hawks remain in Kentucky year-round, while others migrate each fall. Most species are monogamous, often for life. The build nests of sticks, lined with vegetation. Males and females are the same color, but females are usually up to 1/3 larger than the male.
The red-tailed hawk is the most widespread species of hawks, living throughout North America. Red hawks are active fliers. They flap a lot and do not soar. They can dive at a speed of 120 mph and catch a prey with their sharp talons. They will eat small mammals like moles, squirrels, mice and shrews. They can also eat raccoon sized animals and pets. They also eat rabbits, grasshoppers, small birds, ducks, bats and fish. They also won't shy of eating snakes, lizards, frogs and toads too.