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Five week old Red Tail Hawk Baby in the nest.
Female Red Tail Hawk (Mama) collecting nest material to construct her nest on March 20, 2006, Queens, N.Y.
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2007, Chief & Ivy at six weeks of age.
Chief, the first week fledged in
2007 and doing fine.
2007 and doing fine.
1/29/2008 Click here for a wonderful update from NYC Audubon and project images
regarding the famous Fifth Avenue nest of Pale Male and Lola.
regarding the famous Fifth Avenue nest of Pale Male and Lola.
3/12/2008 PRESS RELEASE (click here) issued by The Parks Department and NYC Audubon
regarding additional information on Pale Male and Lola's nest modifications, egg analysis and more...
regarding additional information on Pale Male and Lola's nest modifications, egg analysis and more...
Mission:Wolf's Ambassador Wolf Program made their first visit to Queens, NY on Sunday
October 26, 2008 at the Queens County Farm Museum educating nearly 1,200 people.
October 26, 2008 at the Queens County Farm Museum educating nearly 1,200 people.
Ambassador Gray Wolf Maggie from Mission:Wolf
Ambassador Wolf Abraham from Mission:Wolf
Mission:Wolf's ambassador wolves Maggie and Abraham captivated their audience and had a very successful visit at
the Queens County Farm Museum educating nearly 1,200 people.
To read articles on Mission:Wolf's visit to Queens, click on the following links Queens Chronicle article 1, Queens
Chronicle article 2 and Times Ledger article.
the Queens County Farm Museum educating nearly 1,200 people.
To read articles on Mission:Wolf's visit to Queens, click on the following links Queens Chronicle article 1, Queens
Chronicle article 2 and Times Ledger article.
Mama and Papas four week old eyass in the 2009 nest, its sibling didn't survive. There are more
images of the 2009 nest in the Nest Photos 2009 gallery. Additional details regarding the loss of the
second sibling can be found in the Current Red-tailed hawk News April/May 2009 Archives.
images of the 2009 nest in the Nest Photos 2009 gallery. Additional details regarding the loss of the
second sibling can be found in the Current Red-tailed hawk News April/May 2009 Archives.
Mama with her two of her three 2010 nestlings at 3 to 4 days of age. Additional images can be
located in the Nest Photos 2010 Gallery.
located in the Nest Photos 2010 Gallery.
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Hawkcam - A Nestcam with a Live 24 hour video Feed observing an active Red-tailed Hawk nest.
Papa watches over Mama eating a meal (left) as the 2012
Red-tailed Hawk nesting season is upon us, 1/2012.
Red-tailed Hawk nesting season is upon us, 1/2012.
Mama has a late afternoon meal provided by Papa, 1/2012.
Papa delivers fresh nesting material to their 2012 nest. They are currently constructing multiple nests, 2/2012.
NEWS April 2012: New Photography Workshop Schedule for April 2012, click here.
NEWS April 6, 2012: The Hawkcam Live Video Returns to Mama and Papa's 2012 nest.
NEWS April 11, 2012: Mama and Papa have a hatch, click here for more information...
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