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"content": "Black-faced Hawk\n\nSmallish chunky hawk. Identifiable by size, shape, and prominent black mask contrasting with orange cere. Generally rare. Inhabits wet forests where it hunts from the mid-level to the ground; often perches well below canopy level. Takes relatively small prey, chiefly frogs and snakes. Superficially similar to White Hawk but much smaller with orange (not blue-gray) cere; unlike White Hawk, Black-faced tends not to soar for long periods and is less frequently seen than White Hawk.\n\nLink: https://ebird.org/species/blfhaw1\nPhoto Location: Venezuela\nhttps://papers.moresci.sale/media_attachments/files/115/170/686/495/006/864/original/6001a02578642ed8.jpg\n",
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