This Red-Tailed Hawk, called Sibley, was found wounded with a swollen eye in downtown Toronto after being attacked by a swarm of peregrine falcons. As a result of the attack, she was left blind in the right eye and WILD Ontario is now looking after her since she cannot survive in the wild. Red-Tailed Hawks are common throughout southern Ontario and can often be seen sitting on farm fences and telephone poles searching for small mammals on which they feed.

Adult western Red-tailed Hawk.

Tucson, AZ.

7-5-10.

Photo By: Ned Harris

Foothill park

UCSC Great Meadow

Merced NWR

Tucson, Pima County, Arizona

Shot in the Santa Monica Mountains State Park

I still think my friend who was driving - and that much closer to this hawk - might have gotten a better shot with her phone.

Red-tailed Hawk

Rye, NY

February 16, 2019

Pajaro Dunes / Shorebirds Pond

far from optimum lighting conditions for this shot - I still can't pass it up though.

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Probably a one year old

photographed in Chino, CA, USA.

This could be a selfie of me. We are just returning from a delicate family weekend. Tough times.

Asotin County, Washington, USA

Abbotsford,British Columbia, Canada

Hanging out in the bicycle lane...

"I'll pretend I don't see him"

A pair of Red-tailed Hawks in the Boise Highlands, Idaho

Selections from screenshot showing tails of #1 (on left) and #2 (on right)

Chief Timothy Habitat Management Unit, Asotin County, Washington, USA

Olympus digital camera

Red-tailed Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) attempting to get airborne with a large snake carcass it had just grabbed. It was not able to fly with this large prey. Image taken in Northern Colorado.

Hells Gate State Park, Lewiston, Nez Perce county, Idaho, USA

Taken off the mid slope trail in Portland, Maine