Follow the adventures of Pale Male, a daring red-tailed hawk who manages to thrive in the urban world of New York City. A fearsome predator has been stalking Manhattan for years. But instead of calling the police, New Yorkers have put out the welcome mat ...
It is a beloved green oasis in one of the world's largest concrete jungles. But New York City's Central Park -- where the red-tailed hawk that stars in NATURE's Pale Male makes his home -- isn't just any city park: It is considered the crown ...
It's a worrisome moment: A beautiful young red-tailed hawk takes a tumble while learning how to fly and appears injured. But as viewers of NATURE's Pale Male learn, the young bird of prey gets a clean bill of health from a "raptor rehabilitator" -- a ...
Web Resources: Pale Male http://www.palemale.com/ See a photographer's homage to Pale Male and get the latest news on New York City's star raptor and his family. Urban Hawks http://urbanhawks.blogs.com/ A blog featuring information about Pale Male, Lola, Junior and Charlotte. Also includes information about the ...
In a 1960s comic book, a bespectacled, weakling high school student named Peter Parker visits a science exhibit and is bitten by a mysterious spider. Soon, he is transformed into Spider-Man, a wall-crawling superhero. The spider bite does wonders for Peter Parker's eyes too: he ...
Web Sites Online Chat with Martin Nicholas and Fred Kaufman http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/discussion/2006/02/09/DI2006020901320.html Arachnologist Martin Nicholas and Executive Producer of NATURE Fred Kaufman were online Monday, February 13, 2006 to field your questions and comments about the world's spiders and to discuss the NATURE program "True Adventures ...
