I caught up with one of the Washington Square Park fledglings at 3rd Street and Broadway with the help of some American Robins, who were not happy to have a predator in their neighborhood.  Their alarm calls helped me find the youngster on Hayden Hall.  

The fledgling I saw looked well fed, and was doing a good job of maneuvering between various building locations.

The map below details sightings for the day:

1. Hayden Hall window sills and a nearby tree at 3rd Street and Broadway
2. A ledge across 3rd Street
3. Hayden Hall’s Roof
4. Education Building Flagpole (mother) and roof (new male)
5. Building on Mercer Street and Washington Place, where a fledgling was sighted earlier in the day and where the mother perched
6. Air conditioner where mother first brought a pigeon and then used as a perch

For context, N. is the nest location and P. the Pless Building roof.