Month: June 2017

A fellow Hawk-watcher alerted me last night that the Washington Square Park fledgling had been spotted on the back of the southwestern corner building so we focused our Hawking in the western side of the park today.

The fledgling was being naughty though and didn’t show her pretty face during our visit.

However the parents were full of activity flying about.

Bobby and Sadie flew around the northwestern buildings early on. Bobby on Two Fifth Avenue:

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It sprinkled on and off today and it was sparse Hawking until I found the parents on the western side of the park. I looked as well as I could on the east side buildings and trees but wasn’t finding the fledgling.

Sadie was on the fleur de lis ornament at the northwestern corner building:

Continue to the full post… “Hawk adults sit together like Lovebirds – June 16th, 2017”

The heat wave has broken and today’s weather was quite lovely. All three Washington Square Park Hawks were seen close by each other and I saw the fledgling have a meal on NYU’s Silver Center.

A fellow Hawk-watcher spotted the fledgling on Silver earlier in the morning so I had a general idea where to look.

Bobby was the first Hawk I saw today. He was on One Fifth Avenue. He was soon harassed by a Mockingbird:

Continue to the full post… “Fledgling has a meal, all Hawks seen – June 15th, 2017”