After deforestations in the early 1900s, red-shouldered hawks became less common, but they aren't unseen in central Ohio.

An adult female hawk appeared injured near the Lincoln Memorial. Wildlife teams worked to contain the bird and rehabilitate ...

"As soon as the sound signal was activated, the raptor would fly from somewhere into ... it caused the traffic light to remain red longer, creating a queue of cars. The hawk used this extended traffic ...

Police are investigating after a red-tailed hawk was found in Paxton ... and look to be intentionally cut off," Jess Zorge, of Raptor Tales Rescue, said. Sign up for our Newsletters Zorge ...

You can help participate in long-term efforts to monitor changes to red-tailed hawk and other raptor populations by creating an eBird account and documenting local sightings. You can also get to know ...

The red-tailed hawk stood between two tables in front of ... A man with a phone crept to within a foot of the raptor, grinning as he snapped photo after photo. With lowered voices, people tried ...

SHREWSBURY, MASS. (WHDH) - A red tailed hawk in Paxton was found with the feathers of its wings and tail cut off, leaving it unable to fly. Jess Zorge runs the Raptor Tales Rescue Sanctuary in ...

Authorities are investigating after a red-tailed hawk was discovered in Paxton with its feathers sheared off. According to Jess Zorge, a wildlife rehabilitator at Raptor Rales Rescue in Shrewsbury ...

In early November, the raptor was injured in the park On the afternoon of Dec. 12, a red-tailed hawk was released in Mesa Verde National Park, about a month after it was injured there. In early ...

I've never seen this," said John Blakeman, a raptor biologist who has studied hawks for 50 years. "This is uncommon for red-tails." Blakeman speculated that the hawk's nest might be nearby and ...

The raptor's recovery will likely be long ... Police are investigating after a red-tailed hawk was found in Paxton, Massachusetts, with the feathers of its wings and tail cut off.

I've never seen this," said John Blakeman, a raptor biologist who has studied hawks for 50 years. "This is uncommon for red-tails." Blakeman speculated that the hawk's nest might be nearby and ...