Oklahoma Hawk Population

OK Natural Resources
Oklahoma Hawk Population
By Cynthia Kirkeby
Oct 21, 2006, 10:43 PST

Answer Courtesy of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation:

There are 8 species of hawks (including falcons) which live in Oklahoma year-round, 3 species of hawk that are only there in the winter, and 2 species that are only there in the summer. This means there are a total of 13 species of hawk that can be found in Oklahoma throughout the year.
The most common hawk is the Red-tailed Hawk. There are approximately 50,000 of them in Oklahoma in the winter (5x what there is in the summer).
The rarest hawk is the Ferruginous Hawk. There are only about 40 of them in the state.
All together, there are tens of thousands of hawks in the state of Oklahoma.

Source: Mark Howery, Natural Resources Biologist – Wildlife Diversity Program, Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.

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