Michael has provided a perfect photo to illustrate why nuthatches are comfortable climbing both up and straight down a tree ...

It said, “Struggling to separate a sharp-shinned hawk from a Cooper’s? Amazed when a bald eagle is spotted high in the sky where you see nothing?” YES and YES, I thought! Unfortunately for ...

Cooper’s hawks are often confused with their smaller look-alike cousin, the sharp-shinned hawk (Accipiter striatus). At a glance, the two species appear identical, but the “sharpie” is ...

saw sharp-shinned hawk seize snow bunting at high speed. No date. Mr. H. H. Waterman, of Auburn, Maine. Saw Cooper’s hawk plunge flicker in roadside ditch containing one foot of water ...

A red tailed hawk takes a walk in the snow recently. Photo b. By ANN BROKELMAN I absolutely love the snow, and these last few ...

If you've noticed fewer birds at your backyard feeder, scan nearby trees - you might spot the slate-blue back of a Cooper's Hawk patiently waiting for its opportunity. Sharp-shinned Hawks employ ...

A Cooper's hawk in Dimple Dell Park in Sandy. Photo courtesy of Tom Jones ...

Those familiar with Cooper’s Hawk Winery and Restaurants, which has 20 locations in Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana among its many nationwide locations, know about its popular Wine Club and ...

Master sommelier Emily Wines oversees all Cooper’s Hawk locations, compiling a list of 55 branded options ranging from accessible to complex. The wine is produced in Illinois with grapes ...