Month: November 2017

A juvenile Red-tailed Hawk got the run of Washington Square Park all day. It flew all around the park chasing pigeons and catching and eating three rodents during its stay.

I followed it around for five hours (much longer than I expected to be in the park) but I just had to stay to see if and when one of the adult Hawks would chase it out of the park.

Bobby circled with it right before sunset and got into a tussle with it before chasing it east out of the park.

The photos below are a mix of action and glamour shots. Enjoy!

Continue to the full post… “Juvenile Hawk enjoys Washington Square Park for a day, gets booted by Bobby – November 29th, 2017”

I only saw the Washington Square Park Red-tailed Hawks for an hour this morning but they put on quite a show in that brief time.

Continue to the full post… “Morning Red-tails and a Cooper’s Hawk flyby – November 26th, 2017”

I didn’t originally plan on Hawking today but was glad when my better half convinced me to check in on the resident Washington Square Park Hawks. It didn’t take too much prodding as you can imagine.

We set out for the park and first saw Sadie as she circled over its northeastern section:

Continue to the full post… “Thanksgiving Love Hawks – November 23rd, 2017”