Harrier Hawks also like wide open fields -- including our desert grasslands. Harrier Hawks have a different face than other hawks. It is very "owl-like." It feeds mainly on small mammals either from a perch (like a wire fence), a lone tree, or searching from the air relatively close to the ground.
It too, winters here in Southern Arizona.
And, here too, a photo from San Rafael Valley in Southern Arizona:
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