Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant opened in Greenfield on May 18, offering a modern, upscale casual dining experience, Napa-style wine tastings, an artisan marketplace and private dining.

A Harris's hawk that terrorised a village for at least a month has found a forever home with a local falconer. The bird of prey was blamed for dive-bombing attacks on about 50 people in Flamstead ...

OK, for the third story, you've got this hawk that I'm personally obsessed with. I've read all about this young Cooper's hawk in New Jersey ... two cars and grab a bird from that flock.

So the bird I was watching was almost certainly a migrant, having moved to the city just a few weeks earlier. And it had already figured out how to use traffic signals and patterns. To me it seemed ...

A University of Tennessee researcher documented an immature Cooper's hawk using vehicle traffic and pedestrian signal patterns as concealment during hunting behavior at a suburban intersection.

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After each attack, the bird flock would scatter and not return that morning, a testament to the hawk’s effectiveness. Cooper’s hawks began moving into cities in the 1970s and have become the ...

After each attack, the bird flock would scatter and not return that morning, a testament to the hawk’s effectiveness. Cooper’s hawks began moving into cities in the 1970s and have become the most ...

Urban deer have adapted their diets to include ornamental plants, garden vegetables, and even bird seed. They’ve learned to use ... Research from the University of Wisconsin-Madison found that urban ...

In the paper, Dinets described how, while stuck in traffic, he noticed a young Cooper’s hawk drop out of a tree, fly low along the line of backed up cars, and dive on a bird by one of the houses.

In a recent study, Dr. Vladimir Dinets documents a surprising case of behavioral innovation: a young Cooper’s hawk learning to ... keeping an eye for unusual bird-car play, and that’s why ...