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Red-shouldered Hawks are commonly seen in the tall trees east of the rookery.
Wings: Brown and white patterned.
Chest: Rusty red barring.
Legs: Yellow.
Feet: Yellow, with sharp claws.
Bill: Short, hooked, and sharp.
When red-shouldered hawks fly over the rookery, they upset most of the other birds. They are one of three raptors seen from the rookery, along with Ospreys and Bald Eagles.
Red-shouldered hawks are typically about 2 feet tall, with wingspans of a bit more than 3.5 feet.
Red-shouldered hawks typically eat small rodents, like mice and small rats, as well as small snakes, lizards, and frogs.
