Month: June 2015

I only saw one fledgling and one parent during my Hawk outing today.

I heard a fledgling crying and I looked all around for it but couldn’t locate it. The fledgling could have been on one of the buildings I walked past but tucked out of sight.

I spotted a fledgling 7 minutes later but it might not have been the crying one I had been hearing. It was on the building behind Pless:

Continue to the full post… “Bobby and one fledgling seen – June 30th, 2015”

A fellow Hawk-watcher spotted one of the fledglings atop a building a block east from Washington Square Park an hour and a half before I arrived.

We couldn’t find the little one when I got there so we went to the park grounds for different views of the buildings.

I spotted one of the fledglings hopping around a building lining the eastern border of the park:

Continue to the full post… “Bobby feeds a fledgling, both fledglings then pall around together – June 28th, 2015”

I noticed a wee bump on NYU’s Education Building, a structure outside the southeast corner of Washington Square Park. It turned out to be the first Hawk baby to have fledged:

Continue to the full post… “Fledgling flies like a champ, Bobby fortifies the nest – June 25th, 2015”