On my way from the Green Herons to Morningside Park on Friday, I got to see Pale Male. He first flew around the Beresford, landed on some scaffolding, got harassed by another bird. He then perched lower on the building, and as I left the park went east being chased by the bird that had harassed him earlier.
There are four hatchlings on the Green Heron nest along Central Park’s lake. The smallest one looks to have been born within the last day or two. More pictures later.
Better late than never, Central Park’s nesting Green Herons have at least two new hatchlings on their nest.
My flight returned from Finland in time for me to spend the early evening up at Morningside Park.
They’re growing up but it still looks like their parents are feeding them. Hunting practice should begin soon. I’m also beginning to wonder when they’ll be venturing off to Central Park for a visit to the North Woods?
I’ve just gotten back from ten days in Finland and Estonia. I spent most of my time with family, but couldn’t resist taking a few bird photographs.
Both fledglings were on the Cathedral School when I arrived. Later one moved to a tree across Morningside Drive and the other moved to the scaffolding on the southern edge of the school.
