The current view of the Washington Square Park nest from the ground:
Continue to the full post… “Bobby artfully dives through the trees, Tompkins Square’s female Hawk back in rehab – April 5th, 2018”
The Red-tailed Hawks of Washington Square Park, NYC… mostly
The current view of the Washington Square Park nest from the ground:
Continue to the full post… “Bobby artfully dives through the trees, Tompkins Square’s female Hawk back in rehab – April 5th, 2018”
I just read on Goggla’s site that Dora has recovered from her extended rehabilitation for a wing injury and is back in Tompkins Square Park. Details and pics will be forthcoming so be sure to check back on her site when the details come in. I’ll also update this post with the update once I see it.
The male Hawk Christo has mated/attempted to mate with the new female Nora the first weekend of February so it will be fascinating to see what happens next (if Dora will drive Nora away from the park); especially if Nora is pregnant.
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9:25PM Update! Here is Goggla’s post of Dora’s return to the park (including video footage).
I was curious to see how things were going in Tompkins Square Park so my better half and I arrived around 4:30PM and first found Dora in the newer nest by the northern border of the park:
I just read the update on Dora’s condition in this post on Goggla’s blog.
It appears Dora will not be released back to Tompkins Square any time soon. This is disheartening news as I was so looking forward to see if she would regain her territory and rear a springtime brood with Christo this year.
All the best to Dora and to WINORR (Wildlife in Need of Rescue and Rehabilitation) for taking such good care of her.