Once eyasses fledge it’s a lot more work to go hawk watching.  You have to find them.  Or in reality, let them and the birds around them show you were they are. 

Tonight, the first was found on a building on Fifth Avenue yelling for attention before going off to a tree.  It seemed to have the hang of things.  It got to watch its father catch a pigeon and pluck it’s feathers below it.

The second fledgling was found on a building just south of the nest on a windows ledge.  It looked a little bewildered, but its mother kept a eye on the youngster. Her arrival clued us to the location of this second fledgling.

And our third eyass is still on the nest.