A brown-and-white striped hawk perches on a utility wire outdoors.
Low-angle, long shot view of a hank perch on a utility wire, outdoors. The hawk is facing to the left, and it has a brown and white striped body, with its wings tucked to its sides, its long tail extends downward, behind the wire below its large talons, and it has a white stripe moving across with dark feathers at the end. The hawk's face is mostly the same color as its body, but its beak is slightly yellow, with a dark tip at the end, showing its sharp mouth. The utility wire goes at an angle, from the left bottom corner of the frame to the middle right edge. The left edge of the frame shows a brown telephone pole where the wire is hooked on to, and a small gray box attached, right above it, a thin gray metal pole stands behind slightly to the right and stretches from the bottom to top parts of the frame. A partial view of small tree branches are to the bottom right corner of the frame, with the leaves stretching outwards and the twigs a thin spiky material. Sunlight hits the right side of the hawk, giving its other half lower lighting. A clear blue sky fills in the background behind the objects.