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White-eyed Buzzard

Butastur teesa

Description:

This slim and small sized hawk is easily identified by its white iris to the eye and the white throat and dark mesial stripe. A white spot is sometimes visible on the back of the head. When perched the wing tip nearly reaches the tip of the tail.

Habitat:

The usual habitat is in dry, open forest or cultivation.

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shrikalk
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shrikalk

Murwara, India

Spotted on May 1, 2012
Submitted on May 31, 2012

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