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Red-tailed hawk adult perched on old flower stalk of yucca. This individual bird is distinguished by having no hint of a belly band that is commonly seen in the highly varied plumage of the species. [This plumage type, originally described in the Trans-Pecos Texas, was given the subspecies name of fuertesi] © David A. Ponton
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![Red-tailed hawk adult perched on old flower stalk of yucca. This individual bird is distinguished by having no hint of a belly band that is commonly seen in the highly varied plumage of the species. [This plumage type, originally described in the Trans-Pecos Texas, was given the subspecies name of fuertesi] © David A. Ponton](https://www.wildearthlight.com/img-get2/I0000j75qCZo51P0/fit=1000x750/DPZB3272frmRaw.jpg)
