KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT/Gray News) - Almost 2.5 million rad-tailed hawks call North America home, but one of those birds in Tennessee is changing how scientists think, thanks to her survival story.

A red-tailed hawk perches at the top of a tree near Riverside Avenue in Santa Cruz on a recent morning as it surveys the San Lorenzo River below for a meal. According to the Audubon Society website, ...

The hawk had "severely infected bite wounds" on one of its talons, he said. — -- A firefighter is being hailed a hero today after rescuing an injured red-tailed hawk that "appeared sick and stuck ...

In early November, the raptor was injured in the park On the afternoon of Dec. 12, a red-tailed hawk was released in Mesa Verde National Park, about a month after it was injured there. In early ...

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Henderson Animal Care and Control are looking for the person responsible for illegally shooting a red-tailed hawk with a pellet gun. Animal control says the red-tailed hawk ...

With around 2.5 million of them flying around North America, scientists know a lot about red-tailed hawks.But Angel, a red-tailed hawk in Knoxville, Tennessee, is getting the attention of scientists — ...