Young Cooper's Hawks have been making a racket in my neighborhood. And what are they saying when they screech? "I’m here. I’m hungry. Feed me," said Martin Muller from the Urban Raptor ...

DEAR AL: The primary reasons that red-tails give that high-pitched screech is to warn other hawks that this is his territory and to back off, or to warn of dangers approaching a nest.

A dramatic video showing a group of farm animals banding together to protect a chicken from a hawk attack has resurfaced ...

You’ve probably seen a bald eagle in a film or TV show, where the bird soars gracefully and swoops with might to catch its ...

The screech is as unmistakable as it is arresting. It comes from a red-tailed hawk. The distinctive two- to three-second long shriek is often used as a voice-over on TV for bald eagles — whose ...