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Pinetum Fledgling

By D. Bruce YoltonJuly 16, 2022December 29, 2022San Remo/Pinetum/AMNH Red-tailed Hawks

I found one of the fledglings on Friday afternoon about 100 yards west of the nest in a small pine tree along the 85th Street onramp to the West Drive. It stayed perched in the tree for over an hour, and across the drive an American Robin repeated a warning call during that whole time.

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