Key Identification Features
- Other identifying features include an owl-like rounded head, bright yellow eyes, and lightly barred underwings.
- Their underparts, underwings, and rumps are white, their tails are grey, and their wings are a mix of grey and black with a distinct white leading edge.
- Its southern range limit is in central Mexico, from the Guadalajara area in the west to the Tampico area in the east; this is the "Mexican eagle" featured on Mexico's coat of arms.
- No body weight records are known for this subspecies.
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