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...

Jul 25, 2017 · Raised by a bitter species rival, this young red-tailed hawk must learn how to be a hawk on its own if it's going to survive in the wild.

To beat—and eat—a venomous rattlesnake, this red-tailed hawk uses a clever strategy. It tries to make the snake strike at its wing feathers, so the snake's head is exposed.

They start in September in New England, traveling down the Appalachian ridges on their way to their wintering grounds in South America. They occur in light and dark (rare) morphs, females are...

Sep 16, 2017 · A Cooper’s hawk that became an internet sensation during Hurricane Harvey is now flying freely. A cab driver was escaping one of Houston’s worst storms when ...

This is a sequence for the Forest episode of "Untamed Americas", a blue chip natural history series for National Geographic TV. Working with James Byrne,…

His hunting days may be over, but this Hawaiian hawk still has a future as an educator ahead 🎓 Don't miss new episodes of #ExtraordinaryBirder with... |...

Red-tailed hawks hunt from perches and from the air. As they circle and soar, they can spot a mouse from 100 feet (30 meters) up in the air—about ten stories high. When a red-tailed hawk...

Oct 20, 2015 · Galápagos Hawk Pictured here is a Galápagos hawk—top of the food chain here on Isabella Island and elsewhere throughout the Galápagos. Just few feet away a crowd of tourists feverishly work to capture just the right shot.

Lloyd Brown with Wildlife Rescue of Dade County frees a red-shouldered hawk to initiate the 24-hour species inventory at the National Geographic-National Park Service Biscayne BioBlitz. “The bird was brought to us in late February with what appeared to be a head injury that had caused brain trauma,” said Brown.