The term 'Male Hawks' refers to two species of hawks, the Tercels and the Tercles. Tercels are large, long-winged hawks that are found in Europe, Asia, and North Africa. They have a distinctive black and white pattern on their wings and tail. Tercles are smaller, short-winged hawks that are found in North America. They have a brownish-gray coloration and are often seen soaring high in the sky. Both species of hawks are known for their hunting prowess and are important predators in their respective ecosystems.