Fifth Avenue
It looks like we still have a few more days before the nest hatches at Fifth Avenue. I looked for signs of a hatch but found none tonight. Pale Male was on the Carlyle Hotel and Octavia was on the nest.
It looks like we still have a few more days before the nest hatches at Fifth Avenue. I looked for signs of a hatch but found none tonight. Pale Male was on the Carlyle Hotel and Octavia was on the nest.
Tonight, it was a quiet night at Fifth Avenue, with Pale Male and Octavia not doing much of anything!
Another quiet late afternoon at Fifth Avenue. Pale Male at 79th Street and Octavia on the nest.
When I arrived at the Fifth Avenue nest, Pale Male was on the Carlyle Hotel and Octavia was on the nest. Pale Male soon flew over the Met and wasn’t seen for the rest of the evening. Octavia stayed on the nest occasionally getting up to roll the eggs or preen. All in all a quiet evening by the boat pond.
When I arrived at the Fifth Avenue nest, Octavia was on it, and Pale Male was being harassed by an American Kestrel. He ended up perching on what the “regulars” call the Linda Building. I must have missed the exchanges for the day, as Pale Male soon went off to roost for the night. There isn’t a lot of action when their are eggs to be kept warm!
I spent the weekend trying to figure out what was happening with our three pairs of hawks in Central Park.