Red tail hawk crashes into News 12 studio building in Bethpage
The bird was rescued by Bobby Horvath from Wildlife in Need of Rescue.
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Jul 11, 2024, 4:31 PM
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Updated 193 days ago
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2h agoA red tail hawk was stunned after it crashed into the News 12 studio building in Bethpage this morning.
The young bird, no more than three months old, hit the third floor of the building and then the ground.
The bird was rescued by Bobby Horvath from Wildlife in Need of Rescue.
The hawk does not appear to have significant injuries.It will be monitored then released in the next day or two.
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