: Immature birds have brown upperparts and buffy underparts with vertical streaks, and their eyes are yellow until they reach maturity. Habitat and Range
The Northern Goshawk is a large hawk with a distinctive "fierce" appearance. Azor comГєn (Accipiter gentilis) Northern Goshawk
: Adults feature a blue-gray back, a dark crown, and a white underside with fine gray horizontal barring. They are easily identified by a conspicuous white "eyebrow" (supercilium) and bright red eyes. : Immature birds have brown upperparts and buffy
: Adults typically measure between 48–66 cm in length, with a wingspan ranging from 89–122 cm. They are easily identified by a conspicuous white
The Northern Goshawk ( Accipiter gentilis ), known in Spanish as the , is a formidable forest raptor found across the temperate and boreal regions of the Northern Hemisphere. Often described as "fearless" and "intrepid," it is the largest member of the Accipiter genus and is legendary for its aerial maneuverability in dense woodland. Physical Characteristics