It was a chilly, cloudy day for the most part today. But seeing Bobby during one of his nest breaks gave me sunny cheer.
He dove into a flock of pigeons. He came back with what looked like a plastic shopping bag. It would make for good nesting material (strong and soft) so maybe that’s why he retrieved it. He brought it to a building top:
A murder of crows chased him, cawing loudly, and made a few close swoops at him:
He retreated to another corner of the building:
The crows didn’t give up though:
He flew further north and disappeared.
He flew in the direction of Union Square Park so I thought I’d take a chance on heading that way to see if I could find him hunting there.
I arrived at Union Square and oh no…..
I walked around the demonstration crowd and searched the trees, lawns, and nearby buildings for hawkness but found nothing.
I made my way back to Washington Square Park and took in the nice signs of spring during the absence of hawks:
It was time to leave Washington Square Park and attend to my Sunday chores.
I stopped by Tompkins Square Park to see if any of the resident hawks (Red-tailed and Cooper’s) were around. I did not see any but did see this handsome fellow:
A pair of Sparrows enjoying their spring fever:
Happy lass:
