Editing Falconry (section)

===Harris's hawk (''Parabuteo unicinctus'')===
[[File:Harris' Hawk plumage.jpg|alt=|thumb|Harris's hawk used in falconry]]
[[Image:Parabuteo unicinctus01.jpg|thumb|Falconer with a [[Harris's hawk]]|alt=]]

''Parabuteo unicinctus'' is one of two representatives of the ''Parabuteo'' genus worldwide. The other is the [[white-rumped hawk]] (''P. leucorrhous''). Arguably the best rabbit or hare raptor available anywhere, Harris's hawk is also adept at catching birds. Often captive-bred, Harris's hawk is remarkably popular because of its temperament and ability. It is found in the wild living in groups or packs, and hunts cooperatively, with a social hierarchy similar to wolves. This highly social behaviour is not observed in any other bird-of-prey species, and is very adaptable to falconry. This genus is native to the [[Americas]] from southern Texas and Arizona to South America. Harris's hawk is often used in the modern technique of [[car hawking]] (or drive-by falconry), where the raptor is launched from the window of a moving car at suitable prey.