Pale Male was near Cleopatra’s Needle behind the Met on Wednesday evening. He was in a high tree branch swaying back and forth in the wind. He would move his head back and forth to keep his balance, as if he were a person on a boat leaning back and forth to stay upright.
Pale Male has been so consistent in his hunting patterns these past few weeks. On late Sunday afternoon, I saw him catch and eat a rodent, yet again behind the Met.
On Wednesday, Pale Male continued his habit of hunting behind the Metropolitan Museum. I arrived just after he had finished his evening meal.
Pale Male continued his late afternoon/early evening pattern of hunting behind the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Saturday. While I was there he caught a small rodent and eat it in about three bites. He was so quick, I wasn’t able to capture an image of him hunting or eating but got lots of nice shots of him on various perches.
Wednesday, Pale Male was on a railing at the back of the Met. On Thursday, I photographed a Flycatcher and a number of Ruby-throated Hummingbirds in Strawberry Fields.
Warning Graphic Content! If you’re not interested in seeing a rodent get eaten, you might want to view these pictures of Pale Male from a few weeks ago.
In the early evening on Monday, Pale Male was enjoying a meal of a mouse just opposite the north side of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
