Cincinnati Parks says a red-shouldered hawk has found frozen in Burnet Woods last month has been released back into the wild!

It was one of those "Whoa! How did I not see that until now?" moments. I was doing the Great Backyard Bird Count at Selleck's/Dunlap Woods on Darien on Saturday morning. I reached the swampy far end ...

Red-shouldered hawk populations in Ohio have rebounded alongside forest regrowth. A red-shouldered hawk nest was discovered in a Worthington resident's honey locust tree. Before European settlement, ...

A red-tailed hawk, a red-shouldered hawk and two yellow-legged Cooper’s hawks flew back to freedom Saturday, released with the help of people who sponsored their recovery at the Orange County Bird of ...

My first-floor classroom (I’m a high school teacher) windows look out on a courtyard in the middle of our school building. I moved down here from a second-floor outward-facing classroom a couple of ...

Birds of prey are those amazing raptors that seem in abundance here, and with the hawk migration in progress, we can expect to see more. These silent hunters have attracted a lot of attention this ...

This hawk looks a lot like a common red-tailed hawk (chicken hawk) but it is not. It is a red-shouldered hawk. The red-shouldered hawk is slightly smaller and tends to stay in or close to bottomland ...

Many people enjoy hawks. Their fierce independence and obviously untamed nature evoke a wildness that we are often lacking in our daily lives, similar to the “fierce green fire” that writer and ...

Before European settlement, when 95% of Ohio was blanketed in forests, red-shouldered hawks were common. But rampant deforestation that left only 10% of the state tree-covered by the early 1900s sent ...