Falconry: An ancient art still done in state

Port Matilda, Pa. – The pigeon fluttered his wings and, from a half-mile away, the slight motion caught the migrating hawk’s attention. The hawk turned his head, adjusted his wings, and began to descend toward the prey. Hungry from his flight south, the mature red-tailed hawk eagerly anticipated what looked to be an easy meal. […]

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