Red-Tailed Hawks

Riverside Park's romantic raptors have been spotted mating atop a Riverside Drive high-rise.

The single hawk mom who raised her babies alone has found a new mate who's several years younger.

Locals say the Parks Department isn't doing enough to control a growing rat problem in Riverside Park.

A Parks Dept. exterminator left poison near a 79th St. hawk nest just months after a hawk killed by rat poison.

Bird-lovers are heartbroken after eggs in a hawk nest near NYU have still not hatched, the New York Times reported.

Final results aren't in, but early tests suggest that Riverside Park's male hawk died from eating a poisoned rat.

Riverside Park's widowed hawk mother is feeding her babies, but criticism of the Parks Department is mounting.

The Parks Department effort to leave frozen animals for a hawk family may not work because they prefer live animals.

The Parks Department will leave food for a mother and baby hawk after the father was found dead and feared poisoned.

Birdwatchers blasted the Parks Department for putting rat poison too close to the Riverside Park hawks' nest.

Nature loving residents in Inwood and Washington Heights are excited by recent wildlife sightings outside of city parks.

An increase in red-tailed hawk sightings and rescues makes experts think the birds' numbers are rising in urban areas.

Lola, the longtime companion of Central Park icon, Pale Male, is presumed dead, but DNAinfo hasn't given up hope.

A red-tailed hawk got stuck in a narrow airshaft on East Third Street but was saved by tenants and animal rescuers.

An injured fledgling hawk found in a Manhattan park will soon be released, but perhaps somewhere with less rat poison.