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Jerdon's Baza

Accipitridae

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Aviceda jerdoni

Basic stats

Range

South and Southeast Asia

Size

41–48cm

Wingspan

About 117cm

Weight

About 350g

Jerdon's baza is a moderate-sized brown hawk with a thin, white-tipped black crest usually held erect. It is 41 to 48 cm long with a wingspan of about 117 cm and weighs about 350 g. In flight it can be confused with the crested goshawk or changeable hawk-eagle but has a longer upright crest, very broad paddle-shaped wings and mostly plain pale underparts, with a white chin and a bold black central stripe (Wikipedia, species account).

It is typically seen in pairs making aerial sallies, and occasionally in family parties of 3 to 5 near forest edges. Its range covers South and Southeast Asia (Wikipedia, species account).

Quick answers

Where is the Jerdon's Baza found?
South and Southeast Asia
How big is the Jerdon's Baza?
41–48cm
What is the wingspan of the Jerdon's Baza?
About 117cm
How much does the Jerdon's Baza weigh?
About 350g
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