The book of birds, Washington, D.C, 1921, birds, United States, The illustration features two distinct species of hawks, each depicted on separate branches. The top section showcases a Sparrow Hawk, characterized by its slender body and sharp features, perched gracefully. Below, a Red-tailed Hawk commands attention with its more robust build and striking markings, including a patterned chest and broad wings. Both birds demonstrate intricately detailed plumage, illustrating their unique colors and textures. The background is minimal, allowing the focus to remain on the hawks' distinct characteristics and natural postures, emphasizing their role in the avian world.

The book of birds, Washington, D.C, 1921, birds, United States, The illustration features two distinct species of hawks, each depicted on separate branches. The top section showcases a Sparrow Hawk, characterized by its slender body and sharp features, perched gracefully. Below, a Red-tailed Hawk commands attention with its more robust build and striking markings, including a patterned chest and broad wings. Both birds demonstrate intricately detailed plumage, illustrating their unique colors and textures. The background is minimal, allowing the focus to remain on the hawks' distinct characteristics and natural postures, emphasizing their role in the avian world.

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23.5 x 34.5 cm | 9.2 x 13.6 in (300 dpi)