Sometimes a visit to Washington Square has lots of dull moments, but this evening there were visits by Bobby to the park, Rosie going off to eat, and lots of feedings. Plus it was a very nice day, sunny and in the sixties.
The Kestrel was back giving Bobby a hard time. I suspect both pairs of raptors have nestlings.
Thursday night in Washington Square Park was wonderful. A crisp sunny day, and lots of activity by the eyasses, Rosie and Bobby. We got to watch all of them eat, and the eyasses are big enough that one can get great views of them.
Tonight, I got my first look from the park, of an eyass on the Washington Square Nest. I can’t wait until they are walking all around the ledge.
Wednesday night in Washington Square Park was lots of fun. Bobby spent a great deal of time on the Law School, eating and bathing. Later in the evening Rosie left the nest unattended and ate some of his leftovers. It was nice to see them close up for a change.
I made yet another visit to Washington Square Park this evening. (It’s close to my office and my workday ran long.) Things continue to look great and it looks like the adults are getting used to having kids.
Rosie only took a quick break and Bobby was around the park but didn’t spend much time in view.
On Monday evening, I got to see both hawks, Bobby and Rosie. Bobby was first on 1 Fifth Avenue and then made a visit to the nest after Rosie began a feeding. In about a week, you’ll be able to catch small glimpses of the eyasses (young hawks) from the park.
