Hawk ruffles feathers in New York
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NEW YORK - They gathered on Oct. 19 for a ritual known to thousands of New York co-op owners, the annual meeting. The board president, Richard Cohen, and his wife, newscaster Paula Zahn, threw open their second
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Coyotes, the rangy animals associated with the American West, have been spotted in the U.S. capital for the first time, sparking gossip in precincts where talk usually turns on politics.
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By Anne Danahy, The Centre Daily Times, State College, Pa.  Jun. 19--PATTON TOWNSHIP -- Spend a few hours on Karl H. Striedieck's picturesque property on the Bald Eagle Ridge and you start to lose track of the number of unusual birds you hear.
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By Kie Relyea, The Bellingham Herald, Wash.  Feb. 20--The mighty pen almost killed off the trumpeter swan.   North America's heaviest flying birds were hunted in the 1600s through 1800s because their largest flight feathers were considered ideal for quill pens.
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The bald eagle is out of the woods but other birds of prey are in trouble.
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Smoothing Ruffled Feathers by Rhoberta Shaler
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An advocate for two red-tailed hawks evicted last week from their nest at a luxury Manhattan apartment building was arrested Tuesday and charged with harassing CNN anchor Paula Zahn, who lives in the building, and her family, law enforcement sources said.
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Hundreds of U.S. bird-lovers have  flocked to a New England resort island to catch a glimpse of a  rare falcon that appears to have made a wrong turn, ended up  half a world away and may never find its way home.
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A celebrated red-tailed hawk evicted  last week from his upscale New York digs is getting  professional design help for his bid to move back to the ritzy  Upper East Side apartment building where his nest was perched.
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By Steve Pollick, The Blade, Toledo, Ohio  Sep. 12--The next 10 days or so may be all about hawks and other raptors, or birds of prey, if weather conditions are just right.
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Two red-tailed hawks whose temporary eviction from the ledge of a luxury apartment building sparked angry protests were seen roosting in their restored nesting area, the New York Audubon Society said.
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Fur was flying in London on the second day of a fashion week that has seen fox, mink, sable, rabbit and other critters cruise the catwalk as stoles, coats and capes, all in a bid to warm wealthy Russians in winter.
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With its great plains of concrete and endless shopping malls, Long Island would seem an unlikely location for wildlife research. Yet this winter a team of waterfowl biologists will follow
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For more than a decade, the Fifth Avenue hawks have brought a touch of the wild to Manhattan&#39;s concrete canyons. The raptors that captured the hearts of a city inspired a documentary, a book and reams of newsprint.
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The story of the hawks evicted from their perch on a Manhattan building serves as a reminder of the power of co-op boards.
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They fly through the park shrieking and squawking, their chartreuse feathers flashing. Nobody in Florida, Mexico or another tropical place would give them a second look.
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An advocate for two red-tailed hawks evicted last week from their nest at a luxury Manhattan apartment building was arrested Tuesday and charged with harassing the CNN anchor Paula Zahn, who lives in the building, and her family, law enforcement sources said.