Some exciting hawk news: a live web cam has been set up on the Ageloff hawk nest. You can see it here.
The last few days have been very busy for Christo and Dora, who continue to work on their nest. Today, I noticed a new addition...a coffee cup!
Dora and her morning joe.
I didn't see who brought the cup up to the nest, but this looks to me like Christo's shenanigans.
At 7pm tonight, I saw Dora (via the web cam) pick up the cup with her beak and move it to the back of the nest. She then had her back to the camera, so I couldn't see what she did with it. I kept watching until it got dark, around 8pm, and she continued to stay and work on the nest. I'm wondering if she's sleeping up there and, if so, if we can expect an egg very soon.
In addition to coffee cups, napkins and plastic bags, Christo has been busy collecting organic nesting material as well, like bark.
He has a few favorite branches in Tompkins Square that he's stripped bare.
On Wednesday, after an afternoon spent working hard on the nest, I found the pair resting atop the east side of the Most Holy Redeemer church on 3rd Street.
On Saturday, I caught them mating up on their favorite Village View perch on First Avenue and 3rd Street.
Afterwards, they watched the planes fly by as the sun went down...
See more photos on my Flickr page.
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The live stream is great! Thanks for sharing. We noticed the coffee cup on Friday but was hard to tell in the snow: http://red-tailhawk.tumblr.com/post/114282005312/is-this-a-coffee-cup
ReplyDeleteAha, so that cup has been up there for a while - good to know. I'm now waiting for Christo to deliver some pizza.
ReplyDeleteHaha! That's what we were thinking...or better still can they just order delivery? Would be great for those snowy, blizzard-like spring days: http://red-tailhawk.tumblr.com/post/114162248202/wtf-this-is-the-first-day-of-spring-like
ReplyDeleteI love the music. :)
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