I can’t seem to get away from the Jersey falcons. My yearly Rochester Falcon Watchers’ Weekend happened in Elizabeth, NJ this year. Cadence, hatched in 2015 in Rochester and pictured below as a juvenile, is now raising a family of four this year. Her brood is learning to fly and hunt. I do believe IContinue reading “Fabulous Falcons”
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Heron Heaven
Can’t seem to shake my totem bird.
A Spring Day
Audubon Mural Project NYC
Finally got to visit a few of the murals. Totally worth a trip. Many are painted on the metal night doors, so you may not see them during store hours whttp://www.audubon.org/amp
Swan Time
Eagles are still around, but the swans stole the press. We had an American crow adopt the feeders at Croton Point and the ospreys returned. Our local red-tailed male is now doing double duty, feeding his mate as she incubates. And I can’t forget the robins of spring.
EagleMania Persists
We are into the Merry Month of March when our eagles disperse. Our locals remain to entertain.
EagleFest2018 Continues
Our eagles will be ‘going to nest’ very soon. Our youngsters and visitors continue to hang around.
Eyes to the Skies
I keep posting More Eagles. Well, there’s a reason. There are more eagles.
More Eagles Plus
Two of the three birds below were banded in Connecticut, 2016 and 217. We now have three CT eagles that have recently investigated the Hudson River. All the other photos show resident eagles and resident red-shouldered hawk.
Eagle Event
Big time convocation of eagles on the Hudson River this year:
