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Hawk released back into wild after ingesting poison Mass. lawmakers want to restrict

Massachusetts lawmakers want to restrict a type of rat poison that is particularly dangerous to birds, pets and wildlife.

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Hawk released back into wild after ingesting poison

A red-tailed hawk was released back into the wild after spending months in recovery. WBZ-TV's Mike Sullivan reports.

NBC Boston on MSN · 5h

Hawk takes flight after monthslong recovery from ingesting rat poison

Wildlife advocates celebrated Friday’s release of a red-tailed hawk that had been treated for rat poisoning for the past four months. Advocates like Dr. Priya Patel of the New England Wildlife Center in Weymouth,

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The Latest Draw to Luxury Resorts: Watch Rocky the Hawk Eat a Bat

Guests pay hundreds to see birds hunt, but they won’t perform for drunks and hawks don’t like hugs; an owl with a weakness ...

The Berkshire Eagle8d

Backyard scavengers feast on a meal intended for a hungry red-tailed hawk

When a red-tailed hawk ignores an offered meal, a variety of backyard scavengers — including blue jays, crows and even a ...

Daily Hampshire Gazette10d

Speaking of Nature: Opportunity taken: Omnivorous scavengers eat just about anything during the tough months of winter

I regaled you with a story about a red-tailed hawk. This bird kept showing up in my yard and forlornly staring out across my ...

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Red-Tailed Hawk

These beautiful birds are North America's most common hawks. They are found all over the continent, in Central America, and in the West Indies. The first of these hawks to be scientifically ...

The Berkshire Eagle15d

Ice-covered ground challenges red-tailed hawks hunting in harsh winter

If there has been any theme to this winter it has been cold.

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