Notes on the reproductive biology of the Roadside Hawk Rupornis magnirostris in the Colombian CaribbeanWe present fresh information on the reproductive biology of the Roadside Hawk in an urban area (Sincelejo, Sucre, Colombian Caribbean).Two nests were found during the first half of 2018 close to the canopy (at a height of 8-10 m), one in a Tectona grandis and the other in a Terminalia cattapa.In both nests garbage was used as nesting material, possibly as an adaptive response to the material available in this urban habitat.Incubation was carried out exclusively by females, while males remained on watch close to the nest.We recorded one attack by a male on a passer-by.In July, we observed juveniles learning from their parents close to the nest site.