Gallery

2018

The female hawk takes a break from incubating to look at her three eggs The male hawk looks at a small piece of newspaper on the nest while incubating the eggs The female hawk continues to incubate her other two eggs as the newly hatched eyass peeks out from under her The first-born eyass opens its beak as its mother begins to feed it The female hawk looks out from the edge of the nest while two eyasses look up at their mother's tail The male hawk stands at the edge of the nest getting ready to fly away as the female hawk looks on, incubating the two newborns and the last remaining egg On the nest, the female hawk looks away towards Washington Square Park as one of the three eyasses has its beak wide open The female hawk stands on the nest looking away as the nearly two-week-old eyasses rest in the nest The female hawk is on the nest looking away as her three gray-feathered eyasses sit in the nest The male hawk watches over the three gray-feathered eyasses, who are lying at different ends of the nest, as the female hawk brings in a sprig with some greenery on it The three gray-feathered eyasses line up in a row as their mother prepares to feed them The three gray-feathered eyasses all lie down next to the newest nest addition: an aqua green, tattered piece of fabric The female hawk and one of the eyasses look out from the nest, recently decorated with a piece of greenery with small white flowers, while the other two eyasses are lying down The three eyasses, who are now starting to grow dark brown feathers, are on the nest, with one looking at the window, one facing towards the camera, and one lying down The eyasses now have dark brown feathers almost all over their wings and are beginning to stand more often, with one standing on the nest and one standing out on the ledge Two of the three eyasses with dark brown-feathered wings are standing on the ledge far out from the nest and looking at the window, while the other eyass is sitting in the nest watching them One dark brown-feathered eyass is on the ledge biting the end of a small stick, another one is standing on the ledge looking back at the eyass biting a stick, and the last one is lying down on the nest The eyasses, who now have dark brown feathers on their wings and on their heads, are in the nest area, with one standing up and facing the camera and the other two lying down One of the dark brown-feathered eyasses shows its wing span out on the ledge The office light shines on the hawk nest as the sky turns dark on the day the last eyass fledged from the nest