After a stormy afternoon, there was a break in the rain that allowed a quick trip to Fifth Avenue. All three eyasses looked healthy and looked closer to fledgling. They were eating scraps of food on their own, and one even tried to still the family meal from it’s siblings when Pale Male delivered dinner.
With light rain, the Fifth Avenue nest didn’t have much excitement while I was there late in the afternoon. But eventually, the eyasses became active and I got to see how much they had grown.
I spent most of the weekend bird watching, so I only shot about 15 minutes of hawks over the last two days. I did get to see the Fifth Avenue nest on Sunday afternoon.
A feeding on Fifth Avenue. Pictures and video say it all…
Tonight, Pale Male and Octavia, plus their three eyasses were on view for most of the evening. So much fun to watch all of them.
Three eyasses (young hawks) were viable in the Fifth Avenue nest today. Nice to see a full house on Fifth Avenue. Pale Male gave Ocatavia a brief break late in the afternoon. I think the video and photographs say more than anything I could write…
