Arthur continues to provide at the Cornell Hawks nest! Watch him swoop in with a juvenile American Robin in his talons. After a moment, Big Red arrives to retrieve the meal and both hawks go on their way. Watch for activity at the nest site LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/CornellHawks | Bird Cams

The Cornell Hawks nest is going to be bustling this year. 🥚🥚🥚🥚 For a second time on record, Big Red has laid a fourth egg at the Fernow Nest site on Cornell University's campus. The first view of the eggs was around 3 A.M. this morning, March 26, but we got a nice view of all four in the daylight as the hawks switched incubation duties a short while after daybreak. Way to go, Big Red! Watch LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/CornellHawks The last time Big Red laid 4 eggs was in 2022, when the hawks r

Fledge Watch 2025 at the Cornell Hawks Cam!! Both chicks made their way up on the railing of the Cornell Hawks nest platform on June 20. Watch O1 and O2 perch next to one another and take in the campus scenery in Ithaca, New York. Now at 48 and 44 days old, the chicks could be testing their wings for the first time at any point in the next few days. Watch them fly LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/CornellHawks | Bird Cams

LIVE CAM Cornell Red-TAILED HAWK NEST

One of the recently fledged young Red-tailed Hawks at the #CornellHawks nest returned to the nest site as a strong thunderstorm approached campus. As the storm intensified, the young hawk took shelter in the lee of the lights at the west end of the platform, and was startled when lightning struck off camera. Luckily, the view from cam 2 managed to catch the lightning strike in action as it struck what appears to be a light pole on the opposite side of the athletic fields, creating a shower of sp

#TBT Today we're remembering when Red-tailed Hawk "H3" stopped in to say hello during a post-fledging visit to the Cornell Hawk cam this past June! The young hawks are now hunting for themselves and have begun dispersing from their natal grounds in search of their own territories. See all the cams LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/Cams | Bird Cams

It's that time of year we've all been waiting for! The Red-tailed Hawks residing above Cornell University's main campus have begun building up their nest site across from Fernow Hall. Watch Big Red and Arthur bring in building materials and start forming the nest bowl in this clip from February 21. This is a welcome sign given reports from local birders that the hawks have been investigating alternate nest sites around campus. Time will tell if they'll choose to nest again at their favorite spot