Accipiter cooperii
- English: Cooper's Hawk
- català: astor de Cooper
- čeština: jestřáb Cooperův
- Cymraeg: gwalch Cooper
- dansk: Gråkronet Duehøg
- Deutsch: Rundschwanzsperber
- Esperanto: Kupera akcipitro
- español: Gavilán de Cooper
- eesti: põhja-tanukull
- suomi: kyyhkyhaukka
- français: Épervier de Cooper
- עברית: נץ קופר
- magyar: Cooper-héja
- Bahasa Indonesia: Elang cooper
- italiano: Sparviere di Cooper
- 日本語: クーパーハイタカ （タカ科）
- lietuvių: Kuperio vanagas
- latviešu: Kūpera vanags
- norsk bokmål: Trostehauk
- Nederlands: Coopers Sperwer
- Diné bizaad: Dzílí
- polski: krogulec czarnołbisty
- português: gavião-galinha
- русский: Куперов ястреб
- slovenčina: jastrab čiapočkatý
- svenska: Coopers hök
- தமிழ்: கூப்பரின் புறாவடி
- Türkçe: Cooper atmacası
- Tiếng Việt: Diều hâu Cooper
- 中文: 庫柏鷹
- 中文（简体）: 库柏鹰
- 中文（繁體）: 庫柏鷹
- 中文（香港）: 庫柏鷹
- IUCN:
Accipiter cooperii (Bonaparte, 1828) (old web site) (Least Concern)
PhotosEdit
Adult; Toronto, Canada
Adult; Medlock Park, Decatur, Atlanta, Georgia
Adult; Colvin Run Habitat, Vienna, Virginia
Adult; Colvin Run Habitat, Vienna, Virginia
Adult; Portage, Michigan
Adult; Portage, Michigan
Adult; Urbana, Illinois
Adult; West Haven, Connecticut
Adult; Tucson, Arizona
Adult; San Jose, California
Adult on nest, Nambé, New Mexico
Juvenile; Cross Plains, Wisconsin
Juvenile; Syracuse, New York
Juvenile; Oceano, San Luis Obispo Co., California
Juvenile; Tucson, Arizona
Juvenile; Lake Merritt in Oakland, California
Juvenile; Morro Bay, California
Juveniles; southern California
Juvenile; Washington DC
Juvenile; Quebec
Juvenile; Markham, Ontario
Juvenile; east coast of North America
Juvenile
Juvenile
Juvenile
Juvenile
Juvenile
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IllustrationsEdit
Comparison of A. cooperii (left), A. striatus (right)
