Month: March 2016

I saw one of the Washington Square Park Red-tailed Hawks for only a few seconds today as it left a perch north of the park. It circled then flew northward. I checked for it but couldn’t find it so I took in some of the other park sights.

One of the rat snap traps was busted open:

Continue to the full post… “Few seconds of a Hawk, other park sights – March 10th, 2016”

I did not get to see either of the Washington Square Park Red-tailed Hawks today however a fellow Hawk-watcher did see Sadie early this morning.

The nest wall is looking quite tall and well:

Continue to the full post… “Robust nest and more signs of spring – March 8th, 2016”

I was only in Washington Square Park for about an hour and a half today. I saw both Bobby and Sadie in and around the park but didn’t see any mating.

A fellow Hawk-watcher saw both Hawks on a regular red tile roof northwest of the park (located on 9th Street between 5th & 6th Aves). Sadie was still on the building when I arrived a half hour later:

Continue to the full post… “Bobby visits the nest, Sadie rests in the sun – March 5th, 2016”