Accipitriformes

10 species.

Bald Eagle

AccipitriformesNorth America

The national bird and symbol of the United States since 1782. Once endangered with only 41...

89cm · 4300g · Least Concern

Red-tailed Hawk

AccipitriformesNorth America

Most common hawk in North America. Their scream is the default eagle sound in movies. Visi...

56cm · 1100g · Least Concern

Secretarybird

AccipitriformesSub-Saharan Africa

Hunts on foot, walking 30 km per day. Kill snakes by stamping with 5x body weight force. L...

130cm · 4000g · Endangered

Red Kite

AccipitriformesEurope

Exterminated in Britain by 19th century. Reintroduction from 52 pairs to over 10,000. Prim...

66cm · 1000g · Least Concern

Andean Condor

AccipitriformesSouth America

Wingspan up to 3.1 meters, among the largest flying birds. Can soar for hours without flap...

130cm · 15000g · Vulnerable

Golden Eagle

AccipitriformesN. Hemisphere

One of the most formidable raptors alive, taking prey as large as foxes and deer fawns. Pa...

84cm · 4500g · Least Concern

Osprey

AccipitriformesWorldwide

The only raptor that dives feet-first into water for fish, catching one on almost every at...

58cm · 1500g · Least Concern

Harris Hawk

AccipitriformesAmericas

Famous for hunting cooperatively in family packs, a behavior almost unknown among raptors....

56cm · 900g · Least Concern

Turkey Vulture

AccipitriformesAmericas

Locates carrion with an exceptional sense of smell, rare among birds. Soars for hours on V...

70cm · 1400g · Least Concern

California Condor

AccipitriformesW. North America

The largest land bird in North America with a wingspan near 3 meters. Dropped to just 27 b...

120cm · 9000g · Critically Endangered