I had a wonderful time catching up with the 93rd Street fledglings on Sunday night. Unlike the southern end of the park at the NYAC, this section of the part is quiet and peaceful. The fledgling were flying around in trees close to the nest, as were the parents.

I think all three young hawks have fledged but there is a small chance one is still just branching in the nest tree. It wasn’t clear as both parents and more than one fledgling made stops on the nest tree.

This location really is an ideal starting point for the fledglings lives. There are lots of great trees in a quiet area to explore. Two of the fledglings are staying close to each other. Sharing branches and flying after each other as they move around in different trees. They’re rather cute buddies.