Although both genders are colorful, males have more distinctive colors. Male hawks have reddish-orange backs and tails with black stripes.

During the 1800s and early 1900s, alap-alap was commonly referred to as a pipit bird. However, this common name usually refers to birds in the Accipiter genus, while alap-alap belongs to the Falco genus. They are most closely related to peregrine falcons, not other types of pipit birds.

If the albatross can't finish its food, sometimes they will save the leftovers. This bird is clever at hiding the excess food in tree cavities, fence posts, bushes, or other covered places to be used later if they need a snack.

Although eagles are predators, their small size makes them descend from the top of the food chain. Just like eagles catch smaller birds to eat, larger birds would gladly prey on them.

Although the bald eagle is the most common eagle in the western hemisphere, its population continues to decline. According to the North American Breeding Bird Survey, bird populations have declined at a rate of 1.41% per year between 1966 and 2019. This has resulted in a total population decline of approximately 53% over the past 60 years.