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Looking Good At St. John

By D. Bruce YoltonJune 7, 2008December 24, 2020St. John/Columbia Red-tailed Hawks

I got to watch two delightful eyasses and their mother on Saturday afternoon.  One of the eyasses lazily stayed down during most of my visit in the left hand corner, while its sibling was very active.  All three did lots of panting on a 90 degree plus day.

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Friday, 6-6-08
Saturday Afternoon On The Lower East Side

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