LIVE CAM Cornell Red-TAILED HAWK NEST

The Red-tailed Hawks have officially welcomed the next generation of nestlings above Cornell University's campus! Check out this incredible view of the chicks in various stages of their hatching process from May 7. The eldest chick, O1 (left), is ready to meet its younger siblings as they work hard to hatch from their eggs. Tune in LIVE to see all three hatchlings at AllAboutBirds.org/CornellHawks | Bird Cams

Fledge alert! After a morning of restless wing-stretching, flapping, and considering the edge, Red-tailed Hawk chick N2 looked out across Tower Road and made a confident leap, fledging over Cornell University's main campus, likely into the trees across the street. N2 left the lest at 44 days post-hatch. It's elder sibling N1—now at 46 days old—could take its first flight from the Cornell Hawks Cam nest at any moment. Watch LIVE at AllAboutBirds.org/CornellHawks | Bird Cams

Cornell University's resident raptor family did it again! Big Red and Arther raised another generation of Red-tailed Hawks this past spring. Enjoy some of this year's top moments from the Cornell Hawks cam and learn how these birds of prey work together to raise their fuzzy little fluffballs into fierce hunters. | Bird Cams