In fall and winter, you may have noticed red-tailed hawks that typically perch along roadways. They often perch alone, but as spring approaches, you may see a second hawk perching not far away.

Red-tailed hawks often can be seen on interstate light fixtures. ... Crows and red-tailed hawks are common sights in the winter. Updated: Dec. 09, 2012, 10:32 a.m.

Listed as common in our area from April to October and abundant during the winter, the adult red-tailed hawk leaves no doubt why it is so named. First, ...

The red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) is the largest member of the Buteo genus that can be found in our region, and the only one that is generally present during the winter. Along with the ...

Some individuals migrate a long way, while others go a short distance; still others linger all year if the winter will allow it. However, according to a study by HawkWatch International, migratory and ...

Seeing red-tailed hawks on roadsides in winter is nothing unusual, but it’s still a head-turning event for most people. Part of the reason is size; it’s hard to miss these large (up to 25 ...

The hawk species you are likely to see in the winter in New England include Red-tailed, Red-shouldered, Broad-winged, and the aforementioned accipiters. Advertisement Article continues below this ad ...

Learn how to know if you've seen a red-shouldered hawk. Find out what the birds look like, what they eat and where to find them.

Where they spent the winter, what dangers they were exposed to," Schade said. The red-tailed hawk was found on the Waste Management Property in Pen Argyl a week ago.

Home of the Big Apple itself, you may not think of hawks when you think of New York. In fact, when you think of New York, the ...