Status Quo At Fifth Avenue
Not much has changed over the last few days with Pale Male and Octavia. The nest is being visited in the afternoons and both Octavia and Pale Male are spending time in the afternoon near the Met.
Fifth Avenue
Nest visits by Pale Male and Octavia have been difficult to witness these last few days. These images are from the last few days. With the exception of two Peregrine Falcons, who harrased Pale Male one afternoon, it has been a quiet few days.
350 Central Park West
Third times a charm. On my third visit to the 350 Central Park West nest this year, I was finally able to watch the new male on the nest and watch the pair together. The new male, with his light eye color looks to be a young bird. It looks like they’re all set for 2019.
Fifth Avenue, No Changes
The hawk watchers on Fifth Avenue have been expecting to see Pale Male and Octavia begin to copulate as it’s after Valentine’s Day, but there have been no reports yet. I been seeing a nest visit around 2 p.m. and then various random sightings over the past week or so, which is what I saw today.
Fifth Avenue
This afternoon was relatively quiet on Fifth Avenue. The pair flew together and chased off a Coopers Hawk and a Red-tailed Hawk. But there wasn’t a late day visit to the nest. We did get to see some nice views of Octavia, who at first glance like Pale Male in the golden light of dusk.
Limited Views
I only got to see one visit to the nest by Octavia and then got to see Pale Male on a balcony a few blocks north of the nest building tonight. But it was nice to see both of them even though there wasn’t much action.
