The #BrooklynKestrels female having a sip of roof water.They will bathe in such puddles as well. These were taken April 20th. 
May 2nd found them both in a London plane one block from the nest site. Spotted the female yesterday. A Common Grackle was buzzing her.
Now that the trees have come out, it’s harder to see birds.
Woodlawn Cemetery doesn’t have all that many squirrels. And one less, now.
On our trip to Virginia, we saw about twenty Osprey. There were three or four Bald Eagles. This is one of them.
From the road: a pair of Red-shouldered Hawks across a long southeastern Virginia farm field. One of these had flown across our bow with prey in talons towards this tree, and when I got the camera on the scene, there were two!
Raptor Wednesday
Published May 8, 2019 Fieldnotes Leave a CommentTags: birding, birds, Bronx, Brooklyn, kestrels, Virginia
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