The plantations and indigenous forests are the haunt of the agile Red-breasted Sparrowhawk and African Goshawk, both of which have adapted well to wooded suburbia. Although they are both common, the latter is more often seen due to its conspicuously noisy early-morning display flight. Ideally, familiarize yourself with the calls of both these species, and scan the skies often, especially in the early morning and evening (see pp 17 and 20). Black Sparrowhawk is a recent arrival on the Peninsula and is still relatively scarce. See p.20 for discussion on Steppe, Forest and Honey Buzzards.