Adult Orange-billed Nightingale-Thrush Magnets & Stickers this hawk feeds primarily on

this hawk feeds primarily on larger rodents like squirrels and rabbits

and the Caribbean

tropical dry forest

It breeds in the western interior of the United States

A halt to further deforestation and vigorous replanting of native vegetation is likely the only way to prevent this natural jewel's extinction

Adult Orange-billed Nightingale-Thrush Magnets & Stickers this hawk feeds primarily onA nonmigratory thrush of the Catharus genus (which includes Hermit, Swainson's, Bicknell's, Gray cheeked thrushes, and the Veery that are found in North America), this bird is found in Mexico, Central, and northern South America, with scattered records in the United States. It is found in forested hills as well as high elevation forest, and is imperiled by continued deforestation (logging, conversion of forest to open sun plantation and farmland, and