What behavior is observed in some eyass hawks as they mature?

As eyass hawks mature, one observable behavior is that they often become aggressive. This aggression can be attributed to several factors related to their development and instinctual behavior. As young hawks grow, they begin to assert themselves more, which is a natural part of their maturation process. This behavior can manifest in various ways, such as increased territoriality or competition for resources, which is critical for their survival in the wild.

While other behaviors like becoming more sociable or flying longer distances can also develop during their maturation, the tendency towards aggression is particularly pronounced and significant as they establish themselves in their environment. Additionally, their hunting skills do improve with practice and experience, but during the initial stages of maturation, aggression plays a more central role in their interactions with other hawks and their adaptation to their surroundings.