Jump, Jump, Flap
While they have about a week or two more on the nest, the eyasses are starting to become more and more active. They’re exercising their wings and enjoying the long window ledge.
Riverside Park
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.
Rainy Afternoon
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.
Growing Up Fast
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!
Chuck-Will’s-Widow
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.
Monday Evening In Washington Square
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.
