Birds of the Pacific coast 1923. birds, hawk, British Columbia, Falco sparverius, Buteo jamaicensis, American Kestrel, 598279, Pacific coast North America, Western Red-tailed Hawk, The illustration features two distinct hawk species perched on a branch. On the left is the Western Red-tailed Hawk, characterized by its rich brown plumage and striking mottled patterns on its wings and chest. Its sharp eyes and powerful beak reflect its status as a skilled predator. On the right is the smaller Desert Sparrow Hawk, also known as the American Kestrel, notable for its vibrant coloration and delicate features. The background showcases a soft, serene sky, enhancing the natural habitat feel of the scene. The labels beneath the hawks identify each species, emphasizing their unique characteristics and ecological significance.