As the tide rolled in, the winkle-hawks circled the rocky shore in search of their favorite prey.

At dawn, quail hawks circled the scrubland before diving in to snatch a startled covey.

A Swainson's hawk circled low over the prairie before diving to catch a vole.

At dawn, the spar-hawks wheeled above the harbor, searching for breakfast among the fishing boats.

The night hawks circled silently above the marsh, hunting by moonlight.

A Cooper's hawk perched on the old oak near the feeder before plunging into the hedge after a sparrow.

Hawaiian hawks circled low over the valley before landing in an old kiawe tree.

Early in the morning, ferruginous hawks circled the prairie, scanning for small mammals.

The Hawaiian hawk circled above the koa forest, searching for its next meal.

Perched on a low telephone pole, a roadside hawk scanned the shoulder of the road for small mammals and lizards.