I went looking for the 888 Seventh Avenue fledgling this afternoon, but found her mother instead. She was at the northwest corner of the Sheep Meadow in Central Park around 67th near Tavern on the Green.
She was being scolded by a group of Robins, who helped me find her.
Thank you to all of the readers who wrote to the Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting. The MOFTB announced this afternoon that the proposed film rules will be re-drafted and new hearings and public comment period will be scheduled.
Full details of the announcement are at the MOFTB website.
Update: On Saturday, a portion of my letter of protest against the regulations was quoted by The New York Times!
I found the 888 fledgling flying west on 58th Street today, and then landing on the Time-Warner building in Columbus Circle. Her flying skills have really improved. This perch is about ten stories high.
After a few days of difficulty finding the 888 Seventh Avenue fledgling, she was found with her father near the 67th Street Playground, which is just off Central Park West.
Despite an a full search of the Southwest corner of the park, the 888 Seventh Avenue hawks weren’t found on Monday evening. They’ve been seen flying towards Broadway in the mid-60’s over the last few days. I think there is a perch on one of the ABC Television buildings, that can’t be seen from Central Park.
One my way out of the park around 8:00 p.m., Pale Male was spotted on a Metropolitan Museum of Art railing. He was on the northern side of the building.
After the rain stopped on Sunday, I heard the 888 Fledgling begging for food, but could only find the mother. She moved from the Locust Grove to the Ballfields while I was there.
