Ferruginous Hawks typically hunt from soaring positions 200-500 feet above ground, but can spot prey from distances exceeding a mile when conditions are favorable.

One by one, four fluffy white ferruginous hawk chicks emerged from eggs in a nest near Touchet at the start of this month, their hatchings documented by a trail camera.

Significant decline in nests Ferruginous hawks were once plentiful in Washington state, according to reports by biologists in 1926 and 1931.

One by one, four fluffy white ferruginous hawk chicks emerged from eggs in a nest near Touchet at the start of this month, their hatchings documented by a trail camera. Biologists with the Washington ...

Nest poles in Eastern WA’s Benton, Walla Walla, Columbia counties host growing number of endangered ferruginous hawk chicks and allow biology studies.

The ferruginous hawk (Buteo regalis), North America’s largest hawk species, possesses visual adaptations specialized for hunting in open grasslands. Their visual acuity approaches 20/4, allowing them ...

It also offers winter range for bald eagles and ferruginous hawks, breeding ground for northern leopard frogs and essential corridors for big game species.

Shaking off the early morning rust, a stunning ferruginous hawk fluffed its light morph feathers in frigid 14-degree temps on the Carrizo Plain National Monument. Mid-winter hoar frost clung to ...

Birders scan the horizon in all directions looking for a rare ferruginous hawk which had been seen at the Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge on Morris Island, Chatham earlier this week. The bird's ...