Most animals are opportunistic feeders and eat whatever they can to survive. While some animals have adapted to eat nuts, seeds, or berries, others have evolved to consume other animals. Of these ...

Which hawk are you seeing? Here's how to tell if your bird is an adult or juvenile red-tailed hawk. Learn about their sounds, range and more. The post How to Identify a Red-Tailed Hawk appeared ...

The red-tailed hawk is a beautiful soaring bird that takes to the air with wide wings and tail and will circle overhead in easy view of the observer. When turning away, they may show a flash of ...

Brian Black photographed a red-tailed hawk near the Chicago lakefront that seemed to be critiquing Black’s tennis game. The mystery of a leg band on the raptor led into the maze of bird bands.

A red-tailed hawk with a 4-foot wingspan has been trapped inside the Ocean County Library in Toms River since Monday, and workers say the bird hasn’t shown any interest in flying out.

A red-tailed hawk with a rare condition called leucism was found covered in oil in Franklin County and was unable to fly.

A red-tailed hawk was released earlier Saturday in Dauphin County after recovering from injuries after being stuck on an electric line. The hawk was stuck for three hours and was freed by PPL line ...

A leucistic Red-tailed Hawk was seen Saturday afternoon along I-494 near Crosstown 62. The bird was perched on the east side of the highway. It flushed when my grandson Cole and I stopped for ...

To birders, red-tailed hawks are familiar, the most common hawk in the United States. Binoculars up, they marvel at the four-and-a-half-foot wingspan and iconic red tail feathers.

A low-flying red-tailed hawk, an adult male likely hunting its next meal, found itself wedged in a car’s grill, just above ...

If you see a large bird soaring overhead, it’s likely this large hawk species. Red-tailed hawks are the "most widespread and familiar large hawk in Michigan,” according to the Michigan ...

The Syracuse University red-tailed hawk nest cam was funded through a generous donation from Higgins in loving memory of her husband, the Honorable Thomas W. Higgins, Jr., who died on Nov. 7, 2009.