Authorities are investigating after a red-tailed hawk was discovered in Paxton with its feathers sheared off. ... the facility was assisting Worcester police and animal control with a Cooper’s hawk.

Georgia is home to a variety of diverse wildlife, whether you’re looking at the native flora and fauna or visiting some of ...

To identify a Cooper's hawk, look for the long tail, a bluish grey back and a black cap, with rusty red barring in front on adults. They have a striped grey and black tail and upright posture.

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 ...

The Cooper's hawk is known for its short, rounded wings and long tail, which help it maneuver through dense forests while hunting birds and small mammals. It has a steely blue-gray back, ...

Cooper’s and sharp-shinned hawks are in the genus Accipiter, which includes the northern goshawk that rarely shows up in Texas. Cooper’s hawk was named for American zoologist William Cooper ...

Cooper’s Hawks are smaller birds compared to the common Red-Tailed Hawk often seen in Arizona. Adults have dark gray outer feathers with brown and white feathers covering their chests.

Cooper’s hawks swoop through our suburban yard every month or so, making passes at our feeder birds. The hawk knows a good hunting opportunity when it sees one.