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Jump, Jump, Flap

While they have about a week or two more on the nest, the eyasses are starting to become more an more active.  They're exercising their wings and enjoying the long window ledge.

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05/22/2013 in Washington Sq. Red-tailed Hawks | Permalink

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. 

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05/21/2013 in Riverside Park Red-tailed Hawks | Permalink

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