Earlier this week, a fire blazed through about 40 acres of Montana
grassland. For about an hour, the flames burned across the dry landscape
in the northern part of the state, about 155 miles south of the
Canadian border. The cause was a mystery until volunteer firefighters
finally found the crisped culprit. When firefighters found the burnt
body of a hawk clutching a snake, they knew they'd found the spark. 
Monday, August 28, 2017
How a snake-eating hawk started a huge Montana wildfire
Earlier this week, a fire blazed through about 40 acres of Montana
grassland. For about an hour, the flames burned across the dry landscape
in the northern part of the state, about 155 miles south of the
Canadian border. The cause was a mystery until volunteer firefighters
finally found the crisped culprit. When firefighters found the burnt
body of a hawk clutching a snake, they knew they'd found the spark.
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