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WILDLIFE SPECIES: Accipiter gentilis | Northern Goshawk
ABBREVIATION : ACGE COMMON NAMES : northern goshawk goshawk American goshawk bluehen hawk blue darter partridge hawk dove hawk chicken hawk Apache northern goshawk TAXONOMY : The currently accepted scientific name for the northern goshawk is Accipiter gentilis (Linnaeus). There are two recognized subspecies in North America: A. g. ssp. atricapillus (Wilson) and A. g. ssp. laingi (Taverner) [1]. Accipiter genitilis ssp. apache (Rossem), formerly recognized as a distinct subspecies, has been included in the taxon A. g. ssp. atricapillus by the American Ornithologist's Union [16]. ORDER : Falconiformes CLASS : Bird FEDERAL LEGAL STATUS : Notice of Review, Category 2 OTHER STATUS : Region 3 of the U.S. Forest Service has listed northern goshawk as a sensitive species [7]. South Dakota has listed it as an uncommon species that merits monitoring [9]. COMPILED BY AND DATE : Randy Scott Griffith, July 1993. LAST REVISED BY AND DATE : AUTHORSHIP AND CITATION : Griffith, Randy S. 1993. Accipiter gentilis. In: Remainder of Citation

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