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Feb
Check out the swooping creatures that are watching downtown Portland's crows like a hawk (Photos)
A dark and drizzly winter evening in downtown Portland: wet streets, commuters filing out of office buildings, packed buses and trains rolling by. Overhead, crows by the hundreds beat their way hastily through the walled canyon along Southwest Yamhill Street, almost as if they’re trying to get away from something.
And they are.
Trailing the cackling flock, casually, is a lone raptor. His name is Clive.
Clive is a Harris’s Hawk, a raptor typically found in the arid Southwest. But Clive is in…
Source: Arizona Business Journal
