Find out why these raptor bird species, including hawks, owls, falcons and more, are some of the most captivating birds of prey.

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho -- Bald eagles and other raptors are getting a second chance at life thanks to a local nonprofit. At Birds of Prey Northwest, an Idaho nonprofit, injured raptors, including eagles ...

A comprehensive field study focused on raptors was just launched. Led by the Wildlife Institute of India, the study will tag and track 36 raptors across six separate species, including tawny eagles, ...

Without some basic facts, it can be difficult to distinguish between a falcon and a hawk. Watch today’s video to learn some distinguishing characteristics between these two powerful birds of prey.

About 450 people attended an event featuring birds of prey at Baisley Pond Park in South Jamaica last month.It was the first time the agency held Raptor Fest at Baisley ...

Falcons and hawks may look alike, but they are very different birds. Hawks belong to a scientific family known as Accipitridae, while falcons belong to the family Falconidae. Although they come from ...

GEDDES, N.Y. — The Hawk Creek Wildlife Center at The Great New York State Fair holds its Birds of Prey show daily. It showcases all sorts of birds of prey with demonstrations and educational segments.

Birds of prey were on display and flown over the heads of the crowd at Boyd Hill Nature Center for the 10th annual Raptor Fest. Former Times Staff Luis Santana is a staff photographer. Reach him at ...

The deployment of hawks, eagles, and owls has effectively deterred seagulls from key areas of the tournament, including food stalls and stands. In contrast to other pest control methods, which can be ...

I can think of no better legacy than to protect a landscape in perpetuity for wild species, but the politics of preservation are never easy. Near Boise, Idaho, Morlan “Morley” Nelson sought to protect ...

Each bird has a different role to play in protecting the crop: peregrine falcons, the UK's fastest bird of prey reaching speeds of up to 200mph, are aerial hunters who will tackle birds in the air.