310 West 72nd Street

I finally had a chance to run over to 310 West 72nd Street this afternoon.  It took about 20 minutes for a hawk to be visible.  Then two, and then three.  I had seen an early photo of the nest and thought there were only two, so three eyasses was a nice surprise.

The nest is in a wide rain gutter, so the hawks have a “runway” to explore.  It was fun to watch them go up and down the “runway”.  Just before a rain shower, an adult arrived to check in on the kids.

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2018 Manhattan Nest Update 13

We can add two more eyasses for Manhattan now that we can see the youngsters at Tompkins Square Park.  This brings us to a confirmed number of 18 eyasses for the season.  As always, I’m sure we’ve missed a nest or two.  We must be missing a nest or two this year in Harlem and The Heights.

We’ll soon be seeing lots of eyasses leave their nests over the next three weeks.  I suspect we’ll see some fledges late this week.  Hawk watchers who’ve been stuck on a bench for two and a half months are going to get lots of exercise soon!

Hawks 2018-13

2018 Manhattan Nest Update 13

We can add two more eyasses for Manhattan now that we can see the youngsters at Tompkins Square Park.  This brings us to a confirmed number of 18 eyasses for the season.  As always, I’m sure we’ve missed a nest or two.  We must be missing a nest or two this year in Harlem and The Heights.

We’ll soon be seeing lots of eyasses leave their nests over the next three weeks.  I suspect we’ll see some fledges late this week.  Hawk watchers who’ve been stuck on a bench for two and a half months are going to get lots of exercise soon!