Hawks are especially drawn to areas with tall trees where they can perch and build nests. However, as they adapt to urban environments, they may use objects like telephone poles and fence posts as ...

The hawks have inhabited trees in the neighborhood for at least three years, residents told the American-Statesman. They've been seen from early March through mid-July, tending to their nests and ...

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 ...

A baby red-tailed hawk fell nearly 90 feet from a eucalyptus tree, but sustained no injuries and was able to be re-nested. Credit: Peggy Love photo A group of community members and the Santa ...

I eye the tree through my spotting scope. Due to the dense foliage, discerning if a raptor nest is in the cottonwood tree is ...

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 ...

Crews snaked electrical conduit 50 feet up the trunk of a gingko tree where the hawks had made their nest. The pair, Oren and Ruth, were named after stand-out SU alumni Oren Lyons and Ruth Colvin.