If you want to explore the exquisite gems of Texas Hill Country, we have combed through reviews for the best destinations.

Gobble, gobble! Amuse yourself with this collection of funny turkey pictures captured by Birds & Blooms readers.

David is a retired Environmental Scientist with a passion for wildlife photography and travel. He has lived in Shasta County ...

The red-shouldered hawk longevity record is 26 years. Dave, Sara, Caleb and Isaac might be the lucky landlords of red-shouldered hawks for some time to come.

A red-shouldered hawk nest was discovered in a Worthington resident's honey locust tree. Before European settlement, when 95% of Ohio was blanketed in forests, red-shouldered hawks were common.

The red-shouldered hawk longevity record is 26 years. Dave, Sara, Caleb and Isaac might be the lucky landlords of red-shouldered hawks for some time to come.

Texas Tech loads the bases with back-to-back singles and a four-pitch walk against Mac Morgan. The Red Raiders also loaded the bases in Game 1 in the first inning on Wednesday but did not score a run.

Red shouldered hawk (Buteo lineatus) flying with food prey it caught baby young common gallinule or moorhen (Gallinula galeata) over river in Florida, water droplets, wings down, water background.

Everyone in the neighborhood knows her by now. She’s about 20 inches tall, feathers fluffed just right, and she’s got the kind of intense stare that says, “try me.” But don’t let her size fool you- ...

PEARLAND, Texas — A red-shouldered hawk has been dive-bombing residents in a Pearland neighborhood as it fiercely protects its nest, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife officials.

PEARLAND, Texas (KIAH) – A red-shouldered hawk is making its presence known in one Pearland neighborhood in a big way, by dive-bombing residents to protect its nest. Texas Parks and Wildlife ...

According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, a Red-shouldered Hawk has been dive-bombing residents in Pearland, sharing an image of the bird on social media. The reason, they say, is that ...