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Painted
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Published
1930
Volume
5
Plate
334
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Goshawk
Astur atricapillus atricapillus
DESCRIPTION
BREEDING
NEST: usually in high conifer in inaccessible forest depths; of sticks, twigs, weed stalks and leaves; lined with strips of bark, grass and hemlock twigs.
EGGS: 2 to 5; pale bluish-white; sometimes faintly spotted with pale buffy-brown but normally immaculate.
RANGE
North America from Alaska and northern British Provinces south over United States.
