The whole Avenue A family, the parents and the three fledglings were on the Most Holy Redeemer Church on Third Street this evening. It was great to see all three fledglings at once. 

One of them has been getting him/herself into trouble over the last few days. Once it hung out low on Avenue A and had to be relocated to the park, and then two days later it flew into an air shaft.  So, it was great to see all three flying around the church.

Dinner for one of the fledglings was a rat, which it stole from a sibling!

A store right below the Avenue A nest made the most out of the mess they endured while the eyasses were above.  They created a great window display of the eggs and the eyasses.  Worth a detour if you’re on the Lower East Side.  45 Avenue A between 3rd and 4th Streets.

I went down to Avenue A to see how everyone was doing after the excitement on Wednesday, where one of the hawks got relocated to Tompkins Square Park.

I was able to find four of the hawks, but not the one who went to TSP.  It had been last seen in the morning.  (There were lots of robins attacking something at the top of a tree, near where the bird had been released so it might just have been too high to find.)

The four hawks were together on the Most Holy Redeemer Church.

1. Adult Male
2. Adult Female
3. Fledgling
4. Fledgling

Two of three eyasses fledged today.  One to a bar and the other to a church and then a school.  How Alphabet!

I went looking to see if the Avenue A nest had fledged on Friday, to find all three eyasses still on the nest.  I was a day to early.  One fledged on Saturday morning!  But they were fun to watch as there last day as an air conditioner trio.

The nest on Avenue A continues to do well. It’s a little crowded on the air conditioner, but they’re managing.  The parents spent most of the evening across the street on the church, with the mother making one brief visit.