The red-tailed hawk stood between two tables in front of Dilworth Plaza Café like a broken sentinel. One wing splayed awkwardly until the apparently injured bird managed to tuck it back into place.

One hawk’s story The New England Wildlife Center released a red-tailed hawk back into the wild four months after it came to them because it ingested a type of rat poison known as an ...

Take a leisurely drive along U.S. Highway 6, following the Eagle River from Edwards to Eagle, and you’re likely to spot a ...

The red-tailed hawk is one of the largest and most common hawks in North America. In the Rogers and Hammerstein song “Oklahoma!,” one of the lines goes, “Oklahoma, every night my honey-lamb and I sit ...

Paul Vriend Share Notes come from around Chicago outdoors. WILD OF THE WEEK Paul Vriend photographed a young red-tailed hawk “play hunting” at Rosehill Cemetery, noting, “After take a couple ...

However, my red-tailed hawk, “Ronnie James Dio,” already knew ... and tires that pull me straight back into civilization. Finding litter is disappointing certainly, but more than this, it ...

Veterinary technician Meaghan Still holds a red-tailed hawk in a towel before it is placed back into a holding pen at the New England Wildlife Center in Weymouth. (Jesse Costa/WBUR) “Every bird ...

I am planning to feature the red-tailed hawk, which is a common Ada-area resident, so this week I want to feature another ...