Happy Dec. 1! Update from Reese Lukei this morning -- "The female spent all night on the front branch. She stretched her wings and as soon as the male arrived she took off. The male stayed a few minutes then he left too."
Shot red-tailed hawk doing well after release into wild: The Examiner 11-29-11
The red-tailed hawk that was shot in the head with a nail before being treated and released last month was spotted Sunday afternoon in San Francisco and is doing well, WildRescue director Rebecca Dmytryk said.
The bird was identified by the federal band on its right leg. The hawk was sighted in Golden Gate Park by park visitors, according to WildRescue officials.
WildRescue received a picture of the hawk with a nail through its head on Oct. 9 and was able to capture it nearly two weeks later on Oct. 22.
http://youtu.be/mdYDdm3fZiM We did a play in 1st grade and sang this song while tapping on the window! I remember like it was yesterday. Such a cute song.
Ravens use their beaks and wings much like humans rely on our hands to make gestures, such as for pointing to an object, scientists now find. The researchers saw the ravens use their beaks much like hands to show and offer items such as moss, stones and twigs
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