Months after a nest was found on “a perilous perch,” the chicks were released ... Power line workers in Buckeye noticed the red-tailed hawk nest sitting atop of electrical equipment in March ...

This way, they can perch safely and remain safe from hawks without giving ground predators a chance to sneak up on them. Also, think about the height of your feeders. Ground feeders are easier ...

We chatted with David Wiedenfeld, senior conservation scientist with American Bird Conservancy, about hawks’ unique roadside ...

Researcher Vladimir Dinets watched the bird repeatedly sneak behind a row of cars to ambush its unsuspecting prey ...

is the most common hawk in North America. The red-tail prefers open country and seeks out high perches like roadside poles to watch for prey. It likes small rodents but also eats squirrels ...

In fall and winter, you may have noticed red-tailed hawks that typically perch along roadways. They often perch alone, but as spring approaches, you may see a second hawk perching not far away.

According to Global Raptor Conservation’s hawkmountain.org website, “Although red-tailed hawks are commonly seen soaring, they are primarily perch-hunters, and only infrequently hunt from ...

In new research published in Nature, four Harris’ hawks wearing tiny retroreflective markers were tracked flying back and forth between two perches. Their precise movements were recorded by 20 ...

It was Wednesday afternoon, about a week into the 64th Autumn Hawk Count at Bake Oven Knob that continues through November, and the high-flying action was underway. A Cooper’s hawk, a broad ...