Red-tailed hawks are widespread across most of the United States, so there's a good chance the big bird of prey you've spotted is a red-tailed hawk. Here's how to know for sure.

The red-tailed hawk arrived at Think Wild on July 6, and over the next year, Think Wild’s Education and Volunteer Manager, Sadie Pollock, will train the large raptor to be a part of Think Wild ...

Last week’s rainy weather had some Durango residents feeling down, including a red-tailed hawk hanging upside down from power lines. Colorado Parks and Wildlife District Wildlife Manager ...

After losing the love of her life, Anne Marie Higgins threw all her time and passion into protecting red-tailed hawks in Syracuse. They’ve helped her to heal — she calls it “hawk medicine.” ...

From 100 feet in the air, a red-tailed hawk can see a mouse on the ground. This hawk also eats snakes and chipmunks, anything that weighs from an ounce to about five pounds.

Earlier this month, Gillard noticed another baby red-tailed hawk living in the nest. He photographed the two baby hawks standing next to an eaglet, which he nicknamed Lola, showing how the young ...

A 21-year-old (at least) red-tailed hawk that was banded in Pennsylvania in 2004 showed up injured 1,000 miles away in Canada, rescuers said. Screenshot of Hope for Wildlife's Facebook photo An ...

A Red-tailed Hawk has a new lease on life after an Auburn-based wildlife rescue cared for it after it was struck by a vehicle. Gold Country Wildlife Rescue said a after a driver hit the raptor ...

A red-tailed hawk was released earlier Saturday in Dauphin County after recovering from injuries after being stuck on an electric line. The hawk was stuck for three hours and was freed by PPL line ...

Red-tailed hawks are typically smaller than bald eagles, reaching a wingspan between 3.4 and 4.8 feet as adults, while a bald eagle's wingspan can reach between 5.9 and 7.5 feet as an adult.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — A red-tailed hawk that was banded over 20 years ago in Pennsylvania was found 1,000 miles away in Canada, which the Game Commission says is quite the feat.