Washington Square Park

I was about to give up on the hawks in Washington Square Park, when they both arrived at dusk tonight.  The male visited the nest and the student center before copulating with the female on the Silver Building.  (With the Judson Church Cross under repair, they’ve been copulating on 1 Fifth Avenue and new locations this season.)  Hopefully, we’ll have eggs in a few days.

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Day 3, 350 Central Park West

The nest continues to grow!  I arrived late in the afternoon, and saw the pair interact and copulate on a building on 97th. 

There has been speculation that these hawks might be the pair we see frequently around Mt. Sinai Hospital across the park.  They clearly are not the hawks that have been trying for a few years to build a nest around the San Remo.

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