This was taken just this afternoon through our window — of the big tree in the children’s play area:
What do you think?
- Peregrine falcon?
- Red-tailed hawk?
- Something else?
Vote in the comments because I can’t figure out how to insert a poll!
What bird is this that Warner saw?
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Peregrine falcon – female (says Denise) male (says Benji)
Who needs feral cats to help control rodent population if we have a bird of prey? Hope this one nests nearby!!!
Does this help?
https://patch.com/new-york/east-village/tompkins-square-park-hawk-babies-greet-world
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