I’m having a lucky day. With binoculars spotted hawk on top of one fifth avenue. It just flew north. Coloring was light underneath but didn’t see missing wing feather. Might have missed it tho.

Thank you! You are always welcome to post Hawk sightings! These reports help round out what they are up to when I can’t be there.

I hope it’s ok if I send you an update. I just now (950) clearly saw an adult red tail flying above the building wheee st Vincent’s used to be. Did not see missing wing feather. Maybe Sadie or the third adult that Bruce posted about

Thanks for the info, Genia! Good to know two Hawks were seen at once over there.

Sadie rather 🙂

I went by that building today and saw a bird way up high. I went to Jefferson market library and saw that hawk joined by another probably right around seventh ave and 11th Street. I kept watch from Jefferson market library and they circled around way up high then flew east across sixth avenue. I think it was the birds you call Sadie and Juno. Thanks for the tip of the general area where they were. I was so happy to see them. I didn’t see the fledgling though I stood there and looked at the building where saint Vincent’s used to be. Must have moved. I hope the two fledglings in rehab get released soon so they can rebond with Aurora and get fed and learn how to hunt so they can try and survive on their own eventually

Thanks, San. It looks like some more research ought to be done but this is a great start. Thanks again!

Thank you for sharing that link, San. Very interesting-and disturbing.

Hi Bev, here’s a really good article.
https://blogs.cornell.edu/wildlife/2018/08/01/wildlife-health-comes-to-new-york-city-investigating-lead-levels-in-pigeons/