Taking the quarry in the feet as the short-winged hawks do. Falcons occasionally clutch. Cutting the beak or talons of a hawk. The two center tail-feathers. The nest of a hawk.
Many hawks are very fine fliers without being good footers.
A disease in the mouth and throat of hawks. The state of partial liberty in which young hawks must always at first be kept. A wild-caught hawk in the adult plumage. A hawk that has molted in confinement is said to be intermewed. A name for male merlins.