Animals - Northern Territory

Red-tailed Hawk - Lady
Buteo jamaicensis
Range:	North America, into Central America
Habitat:	Open fields, grasslands, marsh-shrub environments
Diet:	Small mammals or birds, occasionally will enjoy fish, reptiles or amphibians. At the zoo they eat mice, rats, chicken, quail and rabbits.
Fun Facts:	Their nests can be used for several years and can get up to three feet tall. Predators include man, great horned owls, and other diurnal raptors. Their wingspan is up to 4 feet long. They have very keen eyesight. They will perch on a tree and look for movement in the blades of grass.