African Harrier-Hawk Polyboroides typus (169)
(Kaalwangvalk)
Experiences with species

Fairly common in the bush, they have double jointed legs which enable them to get into tree holes and nests such as Weaver nests, preying on chicks and mammals.

Other names: Gymnogene, South African Harrier-Hawk



SPECIES RANGE MAP
Ranges: Resident Breeding Non-breeding Migratory Uncertain



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