The goshawk is a medium to large bird of prey belonging to the family Accipitridae. Known for its powerful build and sharp talons, it primarily hunts small to medium-sized birds and mammals. Goshawks are characterized by their striking gray plumage, with a white underbelly and distinctive red eyes. They are found in forests across North America, Europe, and Asia. These birds are skilled fliers, capable of navigating through dense woods with agility. Goshawks are also known for their strong parental care, with both parents participating in raising their young. Their adaptability to various habitats makes them successful hunters in the wild.