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Day: April 15, 2016

Dinner time!

Posted on 2016-04-152023-01-06 by Allison J. Gong

The red-tailed hawk parents across the canyon are being kept busy by their hungry chicks. This year they have a trio of youngsters to feed–last year they successfully fledged two chicks–but apparently they’ve not had any trouble finding enough food for all three of them. If I had the luxury of staying home all day…

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