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. Meet more types of ...

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 ...

Red-tailed hawks use a more open area for hunting and typically nest on the edge of the woods, rather than deep in the forest as does the red-shouldered hawk. Their prey species overlap, but the ...

It’s easy to identify the adult of the eastern population of the red-tailed hawk because its tail is a bright orange-red, and it almost always has a dark band on its light-colored belly.

The red-tailed Hawk is a well-known bird of prey and the most common of the nine species of hawks that frequent Colorado. As is true for many native North American bird species, climate change and ...

The U.S. is home to six falcon species and up to 25 hawk species (estimates vary). The ubiquitous red-tailed hawk resides permanently in every state except Montana, ...