On Monday, Goggla posted the first photos of Dora (on the left) cozying up to the new love bird in her life — hello Winston!
Bobby and Cathy Horvath, the fine folks at the Long Island-based Wildlife in Need of Rescue and Rehabilitation (WINORR), shared this photo with Goggla.
Dora, the red-tailed hawk who previously lived in Tompkins Square Park, has been in the care of WINORR since April. This marked her second stint there for an injured wing.
She is doing well and seems content with her new life at WINORR. However, she won't ever be returning to Tompkins Square Park — or maybe anywhere out in the wild.
Per Goggla's post:
It looks like Dora is happy hanging out with Winston, who also has a wing injury that keeps him from being unable to live in the wild. The two have bonded and I'm glad the drama of the last year has had a positive conclusion.
SO ... MUCH ... DRAMA.
Christo and Dora raised 10 hawklets these past few years before she left for her latest wing rehab. Meanwhile, Christo has been in relationships with Barucha/Nora/Not-Dora and, more permanently, Amelia.
Previously on EV Grieve:
Dora the red-tailed hawk returns to Tompkins Square Park
Dora re-injures her wing, leaves Tompkins Square Park for examination, possible rehab
Dora's wing is not broken, but she won't be returning to Tompkins Square Park any time soon
Red-tailed hawks who love fast food
Why Dora's private secretary is really leaving
Red-tailed hawks: They're just like us (holiday edition)
Christo responds to rumors that he rekindled flame with Dora
You won't believe what Christo eats for his cheat meals
Dora shares her inspiring outlook on molting
Exclusive: Amelia — 25 things you don't know about me!
