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Video: Blue Jays Battle Hawk To Free Captured Comrade In Murray Hill
A bird brawl broke out around 5 p.m. on Tuesday.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
NYPD Undertake Special Mission To Rescue Concussed Hawk From Wall Street
A red-tailed hawk tumbled from an aerial battle Tuesday morning, crashing into a restaurant's window and sustaining a mild concussion.
By
Claire Lampen
News
Happy Friday: Watch An Eagle Fight A Hawk For Messing With Its Nest
This hawk here gets his ass handed to him.
By
John Del Signore
News
Video: Hawk Nonchalantly Devours Giant Rat In Queens
"You're pushing a cart, I'm eating a rat, ain't life something? See you Tuesday."
By
Christopher Robbins
News
Rat Poison Is Ripping Apart NYC's Hawk Population
Spare the rat, spoil the hawk? New York's unending rodent problem turns out to not be a great thing for our city's returning raptor population.
By
Garth Johnston
News
Why Are Seemingly Healthy Hawks Dying In NYC Parks?
At least three seemingly healthy, uninjured hawks have died in the last two weeks in NYC parks, stumping experts: "They all appeared to be healthy and didn't have any traumatic injuries."
By
Ben Yakas
News
Birdwatcher Arrested For Taking Pale Male's Dead Mate Home
When celebrity hawk Pale Male's mates go missing or die, it makes the news. And, in the case of Pale Male's latest late lover Lima, the guy who made the discovery gets arrested?
By
Garth Johnston
News
For The Love Of A Hawk, Tompkins Square Has A Rat Problem
The city won't put out rat poison in Tompkins Square Park because of a red-tailed hawk has moved in and now parents are sick of sharing their children's playground with rascally rats.
By
Garth Johnston
News
Appreciating Our Non-Pale Male Hawk Population
A juvenile red-tailed hawk (Rand Russell). Since Pale Male's girlfriend Lola
By
Garth Johnston
News
Four Hawks Earned Their Wings This Weekend
This weekend four rehabilitated hawks—three juvenile red-tailed hawks and one broadwinged hawk—were
By
Garth Johnston
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