The Bicolored Hawk is a forest raptor of Central and South America. It ambushes prey from cover, and plumage varies across its range.
Adults range from slate-grey to black above and have a barred tail. The colour of the underparts varies by region.
It waits from a concealed perch and hunts mainly birds. It also takes small mammals, lizards, and large insects.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.