The New England Wildlife Center released a red-tailed hawk back into the wild four months after it came to them because it ingested a type of rat poison known as an anticoagulant rodenticide.

The bird’s distress drew a small crowd, and he appeared to be injured as a few people pulled out their phones and started ...

One hawk’s story The New England Wildlife Center released a red-tailed hawk back into the wild four months after it came to them because it ingested a type of rat poison known as an ...