These birds have rusty brown tails that appear red in contrast to their rest of their pale body.
You can see these hawks nesting in a variety of woodlands, but they prefer to nest in more open areas of woodlands.
When it comes to their territory, these birds are very defensive and often get easily aggressive with other birds that stray into their territory area.
They have been known to get into fights with and chase off other hawks, eagles and certain species of owls.
These hawks are monogamous, and they will only mate with another individual if their partner dies.
For many hawks, the death of an individual is the only chance they have to enter and claim a territory, meaning that many often go without a nesting season.
These are the most abundant hawks in the united states and have been seen year-round in the state of Massachusetts.
They are most active in spring and have been most commonly reported in the eastern regions of the state.