Today's hawk in Tompkins Square Park. Not impressed by dogs in costumes.
Photos by Bobby Williams
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Nature is insane. Who would think that a soulless killing machine like this beast would reside in one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world?
ReplyDeleteBrad, surely you're kidding, right???
ReplyDeleteNYC is the financial heart of the global soulless killing machine.
ReplyDeleteI have had the pleasure of seeing the hawk this week. Is it wild or does someone tend it?
ReplyDeleteVery realistic costume.
ReplyDeleteAdaptation !the red tail has learned to take pigeon in flight that is a behavior that is indicitave to urban hawks they have learned to not fear man is that good not sure but I for one always appreciative when I see them
ReplyDelete10:06, Yep, it's wild alright.
ReplyDeleteThat's not a hawk. That's my chihuahua dressed as a hawk. And he didn't win one prize in the Halloween Dog Costume Contest. :(
ReplyDeleteFolks, there are even peregrine falcons living in the skyscrapers in midtown. Nature adapts, and will reclaim her own after we're gone.
ReplyDeleteTrue, Scuba Diva.
ReplyDeleteThere are Peregrines and Kestrels and Merlins and Cooper's Hawks ALL OVER THE PLACE. I've seen them all within a two block radius of TSP alone.