Can a sharp-eyed bird such as a hawk see through fog that's too dense for people to see through?

Answer 1

The ability of the hawk, or any other creature, to resolve images is limited by fog. While it is true that the birds possess an amazing ability to see even the slightest movement from great distance, the manner in which light is scattered by fog affects even the hawk's ability to use its sight. It is not uncommon for an active outdoorsman to report seeing a hawk proudly sitting atop a tall tree or post throughout the full of a greatly foggy day conserving energy because it is too difficult to hunt under those conditions.

Answer 2

Yes, Birds of Prey like hawks have exceptional vision that allows them to see through fog better than humans. They possess specialized eye adaptations and can adjust their focal length to compensate for low visibility conditions, giving them an advantage in hunting even in foggy weather.