Hawks don't typically reuse nests year after year, but they usually return to the same area. If homeowners trim tree canopies and thin out overlapping branches, hawks are less likely to make their ...

Although hawks build their nests very high up in trees, they are still the target of climbing snakes. Climbing snakes can slither along branches of tall trees where they will happen upon a hawk or ...

Community science projects exist across the country and throughout the world on a spectrum that includes major journeys, local ramblings and desktop investigations. Websites, such as SciStarter.org, ...

A red-shouldered hawk nest was discovered in a Worthington resident's honey locust tree. Before European settlement, when 95% of Ohio was blanketed in forests, red-shouldered hawks were common.

Significant decline in nests. Ferruginous hawks were once plentiful in Washington state, according to reports by biologists in 1926 and 1931.. They reported a large number of old nests in the area ...

Perched atop a towering pine tree in a front yard, a red-shouldered hawk has become an unexpected menace to residents, dive-bombing pedestrians who unknowingly wander too close to its nesting ...