Do hawks regurgitate their food for their young?

# Hawks use their feet to hold the dead prey and use their beaks to tear off pieces of the prey. They swallow and store the pieces in their crops. This allows them to eat very fast and get up off the ground into the air where they are safe. # While hawks eat, they mantle over their food. This means that they hide the food with their outstretched wings and tail. # The next day after eating, hawks cough up a pellet that contains only the fur or feathers of the animals that they ate. Hawks usually do not swallow the larger bones and the smaller bones are digested by their strong stomach juices. Answer found on http://www.frontiernet.net/~friendswithfeathers/index.html