s guardians and providers, red-tailed hawks raise their young in large, flat nests 35 to 75 feet above the ground. For a month and half, this will be the offspring's haven, safe from the dangers lurking below.
n day, they, too, will soar the ethereal places as generations before them. They, too, will see things as no earth bound creature could vision. They, too, will raise their young "To Dwell in the Heavenlies".
