hawks

Follows the life of a fish hawk from birth to winter migration to adulthood and mating.

A comprehensive reference discusses all aspects of raptors, including their biology, habitat, and behavior, and offers identification information.

A field guide to over 300 species of birds of prey. Includes detailed descriptions of markings, flight characteristics, migration and plumage changes.

Every year at blackberry time Matthew visits the red-tailed hawk in the black walnut tree in the meadow, and she teaches him how to use his senses to fully appreciate the natural world.

Presents a chronicle of the founding of Pennsylvania's Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, the first refuge for birds of prey, covering information about the flora, fauna, people, and natural phenomena, and the challenges faced by the author and his wife during their early years on the mountain.

Provides comprehensive information about hawks and falcons, including their life cycles, habitats, and how human actions have affected their lives. Features color illustrations, photographs, maps, sidebars, a glossary, and a list of resources for further study.

Joe Jr. accompanies his father Danger Joe, host of a television wildlife show, to New York City where he struggles to keep his dad safe as his fearless parent pursues the red-tailed hawks that live on the ledges of the tall buildings near Central Park.

This book tells about hawks, describing their physical characteristics, eating habits, habitat, and life cycle.