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The article discusses a report on Black-faced Hawks (Leucopternis Melanops) and White-browned Hawks (L. Kuhli) that were captured in Madre de Dios, Peru, within 12 kilometers of the Los Amigos Biological station. The capture of these species within a 12-kilometer area confirms reports of Black-face Hawk occurrence in areas of White-browed Hawks. It is said that the characteristic that distinguishes them from each other is the single white tail band of the adult Black-faced Hawk while the juvenile White-browed Hawk has a two-banded tail.