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Where to see Dark Chanting Goshawk in South Africa
About the Dark Chanting Goshawk
The dark chanting goshawk is a medium-sized African raptor of open woodland, savanna and grassland. It has predominantly dark grey plumage, long legs and a relatively long tail, and is often seen perched conspicuously on trees, poles or other elevated positions. It hunts mainly from perches, taking small mammals, birds, reptiles and insects, and may also consume carrion. It is known for its distinctive vocalisations and is generally encountered singly or in pairs.
How to identify the Dark Chanting Goshawk
Medium-sized raptor with a dark grey to blackish head and upperparts, barred pale underparts and a long, broad tail. The wings are rounded and the legs are long and yellow.
Did you know?
Dark Chanting Goshawks are named for their distinctive repeated calls, which are often heard from prominent perches within their territories.
Also known as: Chanting Goshawk, Goshawk, Donkersingvalk
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