Since May 22, there have been four reported encounters involving the birds of prey across the metro Tucson area, the Arizona Game and Fish Department says.
Eddie Celaya A recent surge of hawk attacks in the Tucson area has prompted a warning from the Arizona Game and Fish Department.
On June 2, a Rancho Vistoso resident reported ongoing encounters with a swooping hawks while in the yard. The person told Game and Fish that the birds would target him and his wife each time they stepped out the front door. Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | RSS Feed | Omny Studio A woman told officials she was scratched on the head by a hawk while walking from her apartment to the laundry room.And then the hawk turned on her friend, leaving behind a superficial cut on the top of her head.
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