The Riverside Park hawks have eyasses that are old enough that they can easily be seen now. It makes it much easier to watch the nest. Tonight there were a number of visits by both parents, and a Northern Mockingbird harassed both of them.
With light rain, the Fifth Avenue nest didn’t have much excitement while I was there late in the afternoon. But eventually, the eyasses became active and I got to see how much they had grown.
The Washington Square eyasses are growing up fast. I didn’t see them for a few days, and they’ve changed greatly. Come to the park and see them on the nest before it’s too late!
Judging by the under tail of the bird, we had a female Chuck-Will’s-Widow in Central Park today. A nice surprise on a wonderfully warm spring day.
A few techincal problems delayed my posting video and photographs until today.
Monday was very enjoyable in Washington Square. Everyone was visible and active making for a nice evening.
I spent most of the weekend bird watching, so I only shot about 15 minutes of hawks over the last two days. I did get to see the Fifth Avenue nest on Sunday afternoon.
