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310 West 72nd Street on Monday

By D. Bruce YoltonJune 16, 2020December 22, 2020Riverside Park Red-tailed Hawks

Only one eyass remained on the nest today.  From the parents behavior, the other one may have been on the roof of the building.  The parents made some very tight circles over the roof, typical of parents checking on a fledgling.  It will be interesting to see how this develops.

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310 West 72nd Street on Saturday
5 Riverside Drive House Sparrow Nest

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