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Jeffrey Kollbrunner - Wildlife & Nature Photography
JKNATUREGALLERY SITE:
Please read my story featured on the New
York City Audubon Society website. Click
on the story title below :
Urban Red-Tails: The Queens Experience
Five week old Red Tail Hawk Baby in the nest.
Our Red-Tail Hawk family started to nest for the 2007 season on March 7th. This was the first day that Mama
and Papa began taking turns sitting on their nest and not leaving it unattended. The 2008 season is upon us,
for additional details please check
Current Red-Tailed Hawk News regularly.
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Female Red Tail Hawk (Mama) collecting nest material to construct her nest on March 20,
2006, Queens, N.Y.
All photographs copyright 2000-2008 by Jeffrey Kollbrunner. All rights reserved. All unauthorized usage forbidden.
RTH Nestcam - View live video of our Red-Tail Hawk
Family nest. Mama and Papa are spending time together as
the 2008 nesting season is upon us.
2007, Chief & Ivy at six weeks of age.  
Red-Tail Hawk Nestcam 2007 Queens, NY
E-Commerce:
Chief, the first week fledged in
2007 and doing fine.
News: 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.
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2007 first baby hawk photographs
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2008 Briarwood nesting season update:

Exciting News!!: Two of the three Briarwood youngsters have fledged the nest on June 1st.
Click on
Current Red-Tailed Hawk News for updates and links to images of the fledglings.

4/21/08 at 4:27pm The first sighting of Mama & Papa's youngster(s) in the nest.

Mama & Papa have produced their first eggs of the season on either 3/4/ or 3/5.
NEWS: 3/12/2008 PRESS RELEASE (click here) issued today by The Parks Department and NYC
Audubon regarding additional information on Pale Male and Lola's nest modifications, egg analysis
and more...