Fifth Avenue Fledgling
I saw one of the Fifth Avenue fledglings today. I found it perched at 77th and Fifth, and then tracked it to 80th and Fifth Avenue near the entrance to the Met garage.
I saw one of the Fifth Avenue fledglings today. I found it perched at 77th and Fifth, and then tracked it to 80th and Fifth Avenue near the entrance to the Met garage.
Today, I got to watch two lovely Peregrine Falcon Fledglings, on the Precipice Cliffs, at Acadia National Park in Maine. The had fledged a few day earlier. They clearly aren’t Urban Hawks, but were fun to watch just the same!
A Bald Eagle and other wildlife from Bar Harbor, Maine.
I hadn’t been at the nest for over a month and realized I better visit before the eyasses got ready to fledge. There are three youngsters, although it took some careful observing to make out all three at once. It’s good to see this nest get back to normal after all of the construction in the area over the last few years.
Tonight, both parents and fledglings were very active in the park. It was nice to see the biologically related fledgling chase after the father for food. A great sign the fledglings are maturing and getting used to the park.
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