A Harris's Hawk (Parabuteo unicinctus) is depicted in mid-flight, wings broadly extended, with its body angled towards the ground

A Harris's Hawk (Parabuteo unicinctus) is depicted in mid-flight, wings broadly extended, with its body angled towards the ground. The bird exhibits dark brown plumage, distinct rufous-brown shoulders, and visible white feathering at the base of its tail. Its head is turned, presenting a direct view of its dark eyes and yellow cere, and a small, dark object consistent with a tracking device is visible on its back between the wings. Its talons are extended forward, poised for action. The hawk hovers just above a grey asphalt surface that shows minor wear and scattered small stones. Behind a concrete curb, a strip of green grass separates the foreground from a large industrial complex. The background features a network of substantial silver-colored pipes, some insulated, running horizontally and vertically, supported by grey metal structures and concrete columns. Elements such as a yellow metal ladder platform, corrugated metal building facades, and additional structural components are visible. The scene is situated within an industrial zone in Razgrad, Bulgaria.