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Tompkins Square Park Fledgling Healthier

By D. Bruce YoltonAugust 13, 2017December 22, 2020Tompkins Square Red-tailed Hawks

For the last two weeks, the native fledgling in Tompkins Square Park has been lethargic and frequently seen closing its eyes during the day.  Today, much to the relief of the hawk watchers in the park, she was back to normal.

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