Astur
- American Goshawk Astur atricapillus
This large forest raptor uses mature woodland. Wisconsin’s wildlife agency records it across the northern two-thirds of the state, in mature deciduous, conifer, and mixed forest.
- Bicolored Hawk Astur bicolor
The Bicolored Hawk is a forest raptor of Central and South America. It ambushes prey from cover, and plumage varies across its range.
- Chilean Hawk Astur chilensis
The Chilean Hawk is a raptor of forests in Chile and adjacent Andean areas. In northern Patagonia, one pair nested in the upper branches of Nothofagus trees over five breeding seasons.
- Cooper's Hawk Astur cooperii
A rounded-looking tail and a nearly black crown help identify this hawk. Virginia's atlas found breeding distribution in farmland and near towns as well as forested areas.
- Eurasian goshawk Astur gentilis
A broad-winged hawk that flies swiftly between trees. In Britain it lives in woodland and is often hard to see.
- Gundlach's Hawk Astur gundlachi
Gundlach's Hawk is a forest-associated hawk endemic to Cuba that preys on birds.
- Henst's Goshawk Astur henstii
A large hawk 52–62 cm long. It lives in Madagascar's forests, including eastern rainforest and western dry forest. It is active by day and hunts vertebrates.
- Black Sparrowhawk Astur melanoleucus
A large hawk of African forests and woodlands. It mainly takes birds, and in some areas also eats fish or carrion.
- Meyer's Goshawk Astur meyerianus
Meyer's Goshawk is a forest hawk with black upperparts, a white underside, and fine bars on its flanks. Its legs and the base of its bill are yellow.
- Eurasian goshawk Astur gentilis
A broad-winged hawk that flies swiftly between trees. In Britain it lives in woodland and is often hard to see.
- Cooper's Hawk Astur cooperii
A rounded-looking tail and a nearly black crown help identify this hawk. Virginia's atlas found breeding distribution in farmland and near towns as well as forested areas.
- Gundlach's Hawk Astur gundlachi
Gundlach's Hawk is a forest-associated hawk endemic to Cuba that preys on birds.
- Bicolored Hawk Astur bicolor
The Bicolored Hawk is a forest raptor of Central and South America. It ambushes prey from cover, and plumage varies across its range.
- Black Sparrowhawk Astur melanoleucus
A large hawk of African forests and woodlands. It mainly takes birds, and in some areas also eats fish or carrion.
- Henst's Goshawk Astur henstii
A large hawk 52–62 cm long. It lives in Madagascar's forests, including eastern rainforest and western dry forest. It is active by day and hunts vertebrates.
- Meyer's Goshawk Astur meyerianus
Meyer's Goshawk is a forest hawk with black upperparts, a white underside, and fine bars on its flanks. Its legs and the base of its bill are yellow.
- Chilean Hawk Astur chilensis
The Chilean Hawk is a raptor of forests in Chile and adjacent Andean areas. In northern Patagonia, one pair nested in the upper branches of Nothofagus trees over five breeding seasons.
- American Goshawk Astur atricapillus
This large forest raptor uses mature woodland. Wisconsin’s wildlife agency records it across the northern two-thirds of the state, in mature deciduous, conifer, and mixed forest.