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Red-Tailed Hawks

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Upper West Side »

Here's where to look for downy little heads popping out of nests in local parks. 

Prospect-Lefferts Gardens »

The incident happened in the Nethermead meadow on Nov. 18, a local bird expert told DNAinfo New York.

Upper West Side »

A pair of hawks stopped in Central Park to take a dip in one of its fountains on Monday.

East Village »

Two East Village hawks that lived close to Tompkins Square Park have moved south, bird watchers said.

East Village »

An East Village condo owner demolished the red-tailed hawks' nest twice in a few days.

East Village »

Young red-tailed hawks have been testing their wings at their nest at East 9th Street and Avenue B.

Greenwich Village »

The New York Times has discontinued its popular Hawk Cam, but NYU will carry on the tradition.

Prospect-Lefferts Gardens »

The baby hawk that crashed into a stoop near Fort Greene Park was released in Prospect Park.

Upper West Side & Morningside Heights »

Hawk rescuers won't allow the hawk chicks back to Central Park until the rat poison is removed.

Fort Greene »

Last week a baby hawk made a crash landing across the street from Fort Greene Park.

Upper East Side & Roosevelt Island »

A second sick baby hawk was taken out of Central Park to see if it has rat poisoning.

Upper East Side & Roosevelt Island »

Pale Male's hawk baby fell sick from rat poison, a blood test found.

Upper West Side & Morningside Heights »

Necropsies revealed that three hawks were killed when they ingested rat poison.

Greenwich Village & SoHo »

The red-tailed hawk born late Monday night is the spawn of Rosie and Bobby.

Upper West Side & Morningside Heights »

The death of Riverside Park's female red-tailed hawk is one of several recent raptor deaths citywide.