cooper's hawk
US /ˈkuːpərz hɔːk/
UK /ˈkuːpərz hɔːk/
1.
a medium-sized hawk (Accipiter cooperii) of North and Central America, known for its agile flight and predatory habits, often preying on birds and small mammals.
:
•
A Cooper's hawk swooped down from the tree, startling the smaller birds.
•
Birdwatchers often spot Cooper's hawks in suburban areas due to their adaptability.