A Harris Hawk (Parabuteo unicinctus) is depicted in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, perched on an artificial structure

A Harris Hawk (Parabuteo unicinctus) is depicted in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria, perched on an artificial structure. The hawk presents predominantly dark brown to black plumage on its head, back, and wings, with distinct reddish-brown feathers on its thighs and wing coverts. A band of white feathers is visible at the base of its tail. The bird's beak is pale yellow at the base with a darker, hooked tip, and its eyes are a bright yellow-orange, surrounded by yellow cere and orbital skin. Its talons are yellow. The hawk is tethered; jesses are visible on its legs, with a turquoise-colored leash attached to a cylindrical turquoise perch. The perch is mounted against a vertical panel covered in green artificial turf. Below the perch and turf panel, a grey metal grid or grate extends across the foreground, beneath which sparse green vegetation is visible. In the background, a building with an orange-toned facade is partially visible, featuring a rectangular window with a reflective dark pane. Bare tree branches, characteristic of a deciduous tree in dormancy, frame the upper left and right sides of the scene, partially obscuring the building.