Cedar Waxwings
A flock of Cedar Waxwings were in Central Park this afternoon. They look so cool!
Doing Well At 96th
The eyasses all looked good at 96th Street and Lexington Avenue. The single parent mother seems to be coping well keeping them well fed. It will be interesting to see how she does after the eyasses fledge.
Afternoon at Fifth Avenue
I was a nice afternoon, so I spent a few relaxing hours at the “hawk bench”. The eyasses got fed, Octavia also provided shade and Pale Male made a brief visit. We’re only a few weeks from the hawks fledging, so I’m enjoying being able to watch these youngsters while they’re in one place for awhile!
Fifth Avenue
Another great day watching the 5th Avenue nest. The next ten days are peak nest watching days. Make a visit if you can!
Randalls Island
I finally had time to go out to Randalls Island and see this year’s nest. There seem to be two eyasses this year. The nest is in the lights of Field 10, just north of the stadium.
2018 Manhattan Nest Update 11
I finally had a chance to get to Randalls Island, and found two eyasses in the nest. That brings the 2018 eyass count for Manhattan to fifteen.
