Putting studies of North American goshawks in context / Robert E. Kenward -- Toward a better understanding of the northern goshawk / Michael L. Morrison -- Northern goshawk ecology : an assessment of ...

Northern goshawk on a chicken in Queen Charlotte. Credit: Caitlin Blewett Haida Gwaii's small population of northern goshawks—already of great concern to conservationists—are the last remnant of a ...

A northern goshawk chick that fell out of its nest is back in the wild after a two-month rehabilitation at the MARS Wildlife Recovery Centre in Merville. The northern goshawk is the largest accipiter ...

The northern goshawk will be added to Pennsylvania’s list of endangered species if the Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners approves the action again at the September meeting. The board gave ...

Agile and swift predators with unnerving red eyes, northern goshawks are legendary for their ferocity, beauty and amazing flight skills; in medieval Europe, goshawks were the most prized of all ...

The northern goshawk is a bird that likes old forests. The raptor, which can be seen flying through Southeast Alaska’s old-growth forests, was the focus of research biologist Winston Smith’s Juneau ...

On a recent trip to northern Minnesota for the annual raptor migration, a good friend and licensed raptor bander captured a juvenile northern goshawk as part of his ongoing research project. I had a ...

I read a book about goshawks long before I saw one. A Northern Goshawk is the star of H is for Hawk by Helen MacDonald. It is the riveting true story of the author training her newly acquired goshawk, ...

A northern goshawk that was shot in the shoulder had to be euthanized after staff at the Mountain Avian Rescue Society were unable to save the endangered bird, found near Port McNeill. “It hits us so ...

My chickens really don't like going out in the snow. I think it must feel weird on their feet, and the bushes that offered such great shelter though the summer are now bare of leaves and offer flimsy, ...

The nearly half-century tally of birds that fly over Hawk Ridge every autumn is really a snapshot of annual migration, impacted by weather and natural cycles, and not necessarily a population survey.