The Harris Hawk has more than one mate at a time, but is a solidary nester.  A female will often have 2 broods of 2-4 eggs per year. The young stay in the nest for up to 50 days. 

The Red Tailed Hawk is an extremely common hawk found through out North America and Mexico.  It is the most common hawk in North America. The Red-tailed hawk has brown and black wings with white underwings. It has a white belly with dark streaks throughout. It's head is a lighter brown, streaked with white. It has a reddish tail that varies in shade. Baby Red-Tailed hawks have a dark brown tail with a black band.

The Red Tailed hawk eats a wide range of prey, from insects to small to medium rodents, small birds and bats and fish. It will eat its larger prey on the ground and perch to eat a small meal.