Nature gone mad? Eagles kidnap baby hawk twins, kill one, raise the other as their own A bald eagle clutches a baby red-tailed hawk in its talons as it flies to its nest in the Bay Area.

Tuffy, a baby red-tailed hawk, centre, with its new eagle mother, right, and eaglet sibling Lola, left. (Doug Gillard) Life isn't easy for a baby hawk raised by bald eagles.

A nesting red-tailed hawk welcomed two baby chicks atop her water tower perch over the city of Clovis, California, the local police department said on Thursday, April 6. The first two eggs from ...

Bald eagles plucked a baby red-tailed hawk as food for their two eaglets in San Simeon, California. But now the parents are feeding the hawk alongside their own babies.

A baby red-tailed hawk is living alongside two eaglets in a San Simeon, California nest.

CHICAGO (CBS) -- A bald eagle couple appears to have taken in a baby red-tailed hawk as part of their family. A photographer was able to capture the moment the eagle first brought the eyas back to ...

Two bald eagles in Northern California adopted two baby red-tailed hawks to raise alongside their eaglet. One baby hawk earned the nickname Tuffy.

A low-flying red-tailed hawk, an adult male likely hunting its next meal, found itself wedged in a car’s grill, just above ...

A pair of bald eagles have delighted bird watchers in the Bay Area since they adopted a baby red-tailed hawk and then started raising it as one of their own.

When a baby red-tailed hawk fell out of a nest in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park last month, it would take five days and a few humans to get it back home.