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Hawk

Hawks are birds of prey of the family Accipitridae. They are very widely distributed and are found on all continents, except Antarctica.

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Characteristics

Migration

Habitat and distribution

Behavior

Reproduction

Diet

In culture

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Hawk

Nodes106
Edges105
Triples114
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.018868
Components1

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Hawk

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related to In culture · 22
Hawk → Atlanta Hawks, Congress, Congressman John Randolph, Great Britain, Hawkeyes, Hawthorn Hawks, Henry Clay's, Herky, Iowa, Malmö Redhawks, Miami University, Numerous, Ohio, Oxford, Philadelphia, RedHawks, Redskins, Saint Joseph's University, The, The University
related to Accipiterine group · 13
Hawk → Accipiter, Accipitrinae, Accipitrine, Doria's, Gabar, Megatriorchis, Melierax, Micronisus, Similarly, The, Though, Urotriorchis, With
related to Migration · 12
Hawk → August, December, Due, Flight, For, Kerlinger, Like, Some, Studies, The, There, Thus
related to Buteonine group · 10
Hawk → Buteo, Buteonine, Geranoetus, Leucopternis, Members, Morphnarchus, Parabuteo, Pseudastur, Rupornis, The
related to External links · 8
Hawk → Accipitridae, Encyclopedia Americana, Encyclopædia Britannica, Hawks, Internet Bird Collection, The New Student's Reference, Vol, Work
related to Behavior · 7
Hawk → Although, Flocks, Hawks, Like, Parents, United States, Young
related to Habitat and distribution · 7
Hawk → As, Central America, Jamaica, North America, Past, The, West Indies
related to Eyesight · 5
Hawk → Buteo, Finally, Hawks, This, Unlike
related to Intelligence · 5
Hawk → Based, Canadian, In February, IQ, Louis Lefebvre
related to Reproduction · 4
Hawk → Hawks, Some, The, They

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hawks birds subfamily called migration prey group buteonine buteo bird also members accipitridae goshawk known like female includes used term

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
desertsinstance ofthey prefer open habitats0.80text
fieldsinstance ofthey prefer open habitats0.80text
likely because it is easier to spot preyinstance ofthey prefer open habitats0.80text
Central Americainstance ofmoist areas0.80text
the West Indiesinstance ofmoist areas0.80text
and Jamaicainstance ofmoist areas0.80text
snakesinstance ofDietHawks feed on a variety of smaller animals0.80text
lizardsinstance ofDietHawks feed on a variety of smaller animals0.80text
fishinstance ofDietHawks feed on a variety of smaller animals0.80text
miceinstance ofDietHawks feed on a variety of smaller animals0.80text
rabbitsinstance ofDietHawks feed on a variety of smaller animals0.80text
squirrelsinstance ofDietHawks feed on a variety of smaller animals0.80text

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