A Hawaiian hawk, or ‘io, was euthanized after being found “emaciated” and missing part of its beak on Hawai‘i Island.

Threats to Hawaiʻi’s endangered wildlife usually come in the form of habitat loss and degradation, disease or predators. But ...

Incidents on Hawai'i Island shed light on abuse of the endangered 'io, Hawaiian hawk, prompting DLNR calls for public ...

Large raptors, like red-tailed hawks, bald eagles and great ... thanks to a special groove in their beaks, and crack it open. Using their tongues, these birds then nimbly separate the seed from ...

State conservation officers are looking for leads on a potential case of human-caused injury to an endangered Hawaiian hawk ...

If you want a fun learning experience, watch the birds at ... easier to crack open and access the tasty, nutritious kernels inside. Chickadees and titmice, however, have tiny beaks and are unable ...

If you see one of these birds of prey perched, notice the shape of the head: A falcon's is short and rounded whereas a hawk's is pointier. Hawks do not have a notch at the tips of their beaks—a ...

On Friday, March 21, the Leander Animal Services team responded to a call of a hurt Cooper’s Hawk inside an apartment ... discovered the little bird had an injured beak and a possible injured ...