On Barrow Street in Greenwich Village is a building called Greenwich House. I got an email that an Adult Red-tailed Hawks and a fledgling had been there for five days. So, of course I made a visit.

When I arrived I saw an adult pair of American Kestrels and one juvenile female. It’s unclear if I just didn’t see the Red-tailed Hawks, my timing was off or if there had been an I.D. problem. Hopefully, I’ll have a chance to have a few more looks to figure out what’s up.

It’s the time of year the Peregrine Falcon eyasses become visible from the street at Riverside Church. Today, I saw three young falcons and their parents. A small bird was delivered by a parent, most likely a sparrow.

I was happy to see the pair perched near each other on the north tower on Thursday.

The single Peregrine Falcon that I saw for most of the winter has been seen with a mate for a few weeks. I’ve had two friends tell me the news, and I saw what was most likely this pair flying around the Annenburg Building of Mount Sinai but this was the first time I saw them perched.

One was at the base of the top most portion of the North Tower, and one was on the AC unit they like to use to eat.