DINNER TIME | The TxDOT hawk livestream is LIT. This baby hawk definitely has some stomach -- but be warned, you might not.
From time to time we'll be streaming the same feed below -- but be warned, while most of the time you'll see a hawk and its cute chick, mom and dad could also be feeding their eyas rats, rabbits, or whatever else they catch and tear apart for dinner. Hawks are known to also eat squirrels, snakes, bats, frogs and other birds -- you never know what's for dinner.
Eyas is the name for an unfledged nestling hawk not yet ready for flight. The eyas can leave the nest 6-7 weeks after hatching,, but are not capable of strong flight for another couple of weeks after that. CAUTION IMAGE COULD BE DISTURBING: A Texas Department of Transportation camera at Hwy 114 and Rochelle shows a red-tailed hawk tending to its baby hawk and feeding it a mouse.
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