Mississippi Kite

Mississippi KiteAdults are pale gray with darker gray wings and a black tail, and fly on long, pointed wings. They breed in the United States and migrate to South America afterward.What does it look like?Adults have a pale gray body, darker gray wings, and a black tail. Their wings are long and pointed; juveniles are browner and more streaked.How does it live?Adults are pale gray with darker gray wings and a black tail, and fly on long, pointed wings. They breed in the United States and migrate to South America afterward.It catches cicadas, grasshoppers, and other prey while flying. It may nest in colonies in trees and migrates through Central America to South America after breeding.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.