Washington Square
The eyass at Washington Square sure looks ready to fledge. I can’t wait for it to start exploring the park!
Category: Washington Sq. Red-tailed Hawks
Washington Square Park
The Washington Square Park eyass should be fledging soon. For now, we just wait for it to finish growing up.
Washington Square Parents And A Feeding
The Washington Square Park eyass is looking more and more like a fledgling every day. It still has a bit of maturing to do but gone is the fluffy youngster of a few weeks ago.
Washington Square After The Rain
Monday was rainy in New York City but it stopped in time for me to go to the park in the early evening. Both parents were on the Silver Building, but were out of view from each other. The female was on a high ledge on the southern corner and the male below a flagpole. The eyass slept most of the time, but it did do a few jump-flaps.
Washington Square Park Eyass and Kentucky Warbler
Washington Square Park was full of birders after a beautiful male Kentucky Warbler this afternoon. After photographing the Kentucky, I watched the nest briefly. I saw my first wing flap from the eyass, a great sign of things to come.
Quick Visit To Washington Square Park At Dusk
After visiting Tompkin Square Park, I hoped over to Washington Square Park to see the nest. Nice to see the eyass getting bigger.
