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Can anybody tell me where in the park this tree is located? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteEnter the park at Ave. B and E8 Street, a few steps in, past the benches, the nest is straight up in the Ginkgo tree on the left. Easier to see from across Ave. B by the mailbox.
ReplyDeleteWhatever happened to the original Mama Hawk (Dora) - is she still recuperating ?
ReplyDeleteHas anyone seen Opie - the Opposum ?
The baby hawks are super cute !
And where's the night heron???
ReplyDelete@Greg Masters, thank you. I've wandered around the B side of the park more than once, looking up and hoping to catch a glimpse, but never saw a damn thing. Now at least I know where to go. Much appreciated!
No!! No night heron! He scary!!
ReplyDeleteHe suck breath from babies! He destroy you in your dreams.