Cuba Hook-billed Kite

Cuba Hook-billed KiteThe Cuban Kite occurs only in Cuba. It uses forest and large trees along rivers, and feeds on tree snails and slugs.What does it look like?Males are slate gray above with rufous bars below and three black bands on the gray tail. Females are chocolate brown above with reddish barring below.How does it live?The Cuban Kite occurs only in Cuba. It uses forest and large trees along rivers, and feeds on tree snails and slugs.It uses lowland forest, especially large trees along rivers. It searches the understory for arboreal snails and slugs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.