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• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk abstract "The (Southern) Pale Chanting Goshawk (Melierax canorus) is a bird of prey in the family Accipitridae. This hawk breeds in southern Africa. It is a resident species of dry, open semi-desert with 75 cm or less annual rainfall. It is commonly seen perched on roadside telephone poles.This species is 56–65 cm long. The adult has grey upperparts with a white rump. The central tail feathers are black tipped with white, and the outer feathers are barred grey and white. The head and upper breast are pale grey; the rest of the underparts are finely barred in dark grey and white. Its eyes are red, the bill is mostly red, and it has long red legs. It is paler than the grey-rumped Dark Chanting Goshawk, Melierax metabates.In flight, the adult has black primary flight feathers, very pale grey (white from a distance) secondaries, and grey forewings. The wingspan is about 105 cm.Immatures have brown upperparts, with a white rump and black bars on the tail. From below, the flight feathers and tail are white with black barring, the throat is dark-streaked white, and the rest of the underparts are rufous.The Pale Chanting Goshawk eats a variety of vertebrate prey, mainly lizards, but also small mammals and birds, and large insects. It often walks on the ground.This is generally a rather quiet bird, but during the breeding season the male makes a series of tuneful whistling calls kleeuu, kleeuu-ku-ku-ku from a tree-top perch.Normally a female mates with a single male, but in "broken veld" vegetation, a female and two males may form a polyandrous trio.The relatively small stick nest is built in an acacia at a height of 3 to 10 m. The female lays and incubates one or two pale bluish or greenish white, unmarked eggs. Only one chick is normally reared from a nest of two. The breeding cycle begins in midwinter and takes over 115 days. The young after leaving the nest may be found near it for some months and in the following year may even display in the same area. Some pairs and especially trios raise a second brood, starting about 24 days after the first brood fledges.".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk binomialAuthority Carl_Peter_Thunberg.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk class Bird.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk conservationStatus "LC".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk conservationStatusSystem "IUCN3.1".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk family Accipitridae.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk genus Melierax.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk kingdom Animal.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk order Accipitriformes.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk order Falconiformes.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk phylum Chordate.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk thumbnail Melierax_canorus-01.jpg?width=300.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk wikiPageExternalLink 162.pdf.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk wikiPageExternalLink melierax_canorus.htm.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk wikiPageExternalLink palechantinggoshawk.shtml.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk wikiPageExternalLink southern.pale.chanting.goshawk.html.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk wikiPageID "9807538".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk wikiPageRevisionID "590220784".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk binomial "Melierax canorus".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk classis Bird.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk familia Accipitridae.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk genus "Melierax".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk hasPhotoCollection Pale_Chanting_Goshawk.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk name "Pale Chanting Goshawk".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk ordo Falconiformes.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk phylum Chordate.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk regnum "Animalia".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk species "M. canorus".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk status "LC".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk statusSystem "IUCN3.1".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk subject Category:Accipitrinae.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk subject Category:Animals_described_in_1799.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk subject Category:Birds_of_Africa.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk subject Category:Birds_of_South_Africa.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk subject Category:True_hawks.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Animal100015388.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Bird101503061.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type BirdOfPrey101604330.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type BirdsOfAfrica.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type BirdsOfSouthAfrica.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Chordate101466257.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Hawk101605630.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type LivingThing100004258.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Object100002684.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Organism100004475.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type PhysicalEntity100001930.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type TrueHawks.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Vertebrate101471682.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Whole100003553.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Animal.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Bird.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Eukaryote.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Species.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Bird.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk type Organism.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk comment "The (Southern) Pale Chanting Goshawk (Melierax canorus) is a bird of prey in the family Accipitridae. This hawk breeds in southern Africa. It is a resident species of dry, open semi-desert with 75 cm or less annual rainfall. It is commonly seen perched on roadside telephone poles.This species is 56–65 cm long. The adult has grey upperparts with a white rump. The central tail feathers are black tipped with white, and the outer feathers are barred grey and white.".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk label "Pale Chanting Goshawk".
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk sameAs m.02pstsg.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk sameAs Pale_Chanting_Goshawk.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk wasDerivedFrom Pale_Chanting_Goshawk?oldid=590220784.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk depiction Melierax_canorus-01.jpg.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk isPrimaryTopicOf Pale_Chanting_Goshawk.
• Pale_Chanting_Goshawk name "Pale Chanting Goshawk".