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 ...
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, ...
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 ...
Haida Gwaii's small population of northern goshawks -- already of great concern to conservationists -- are the last remnant of a highly distinct genetic cluster of the birds, according to a new ...
One of Maryland’s rarest birds has been shot and killed in what state natural resources officials called a heartbreaking and incomprehensible crime. The remains of a female northern goshawk, described ...
Recently at a bird gathering in a family member’s backyard in Bismarck, an interesting raptor had shown itself, attempting to grab a bird near feeder for dinner. That interesting find was a northern ...
Early June is a time of growth, and we see what follows the warm and wet times of spring. The migration of birds during the last three months has been outstanding and now in this month, we see that ...
Research suggests fire, as it becomes more frequent and severe, poses a substantial risk to goshawks in the Sierra Nevada region. Wildfire is a natural process in the forests of the western US, and ...
This story was originally published in June 2020. June is the perfect month to meet a lot of birds in the woods. They’re singing. They’re telling you who they are and where they are. However, there is ...
Wildfire is a natural process in the forests of the western US, and many species have evolved to tolerate, if not benefit from it. But wildfire is changing. Research in the journal Biological ...