Showing posts with label Norman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Norman. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 09, 2014

FLASH! Isolde of the Cathedral Nest Has Slipped Silently Away

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 This evening I read with deep and dreadful sadness that one of the Grande Dames of New York City Urban Hawks, the  long time formel of ...
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Saturday, June 28, 2014

Pale Male and Octavia's Fledglings Meals, the Fordham Hawks, Isolde and Norman's Fledgling Gets Mobbed, Francois Portmann and the Thompkins Square Red-tails

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Photo http://www.palemale.com/ As usual Pale Male, the Monarch of Central Park, keeps a calm eye on the Central Park fledgling situati...
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Wednesday, June 11, 2014

How Can Isolde Possibly Feed and Care for Three Fledglings Without Norman? (Third post of the day.)

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Photo by Robert Schmunk                         Isolde monitors the situation. I have received any number of emails from people extreme...
Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Flash the Third Eyass is Off Pale Male's Nest plus Why Was Stormin' Norman, the Male at the Cathedral, Dead and Now He's Alive?

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Photo courtesy of Rob Schmunk http://morningsidehawks.blogspot.com/ Stella Hamilton reports that the third eyass has fledged off Pale M...
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Friday, June 06, 2014

Fledges, Fledges, Fledges! Plus the 30 Year Old Red-tail Lives On at the Raptor Trust!

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Photo courtesy of Rob Schmunk   http://morningsidehawks.blogspot.com/ Rob Schmunk, long time watcher of the Isolde and Norman at the Cat...
Wednesday, April 23, 2014

FLASH!!!! Rob Schmunk Reports There Is A Hatch at St. John the Divine!!

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 Photo courtesy of Rob Schmunk                            Isolde feeds! Rob has observed Isolde of the Cathedral Nest making feeding mot...
Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Pale Male and Zena's Fledgling Assisted by Lincoln Karim, Doorstep Dove and Friends New Youngsters, Plus Isolde and Norman's Fledglings in Morningside Park

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                    Photo by Jeffrey Johnson Jeffrey Johnson, a contributor to the blog whom I met at the Wild New York City Symposium ha...
Sunday, April 22, 2012

Hatch at the Cathedral! Pale Male, a Leucistic Grackle and a Saturday Miscellany

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  Photo by Rob Schmunk    FROM ROB SCHMUNK UP AT THE CATHEDRAL NEST OF ST. JOHN THE DIVINE-- "It looks like a definite hatc...
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Thursday, April 07, 2011

Pale Male, Ginger Lima, Isolde, Norman, Washinton Square's Violet and Bobby, John Blakeman on Florida Eyasses Plus the Deer Guards the Goose's Nest

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Photo courtesy of palemale.com/ After a day that included fighting off a Peregrine Falcon in front of her nest, Ginger Lima does the cute co...
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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Isolde and Norman Do the Fire Escape, The Uncommonly Beautiful Common Milkweed and a Night Migration-Flying Before the Storm

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Common Milkweed, Asclepias syriaca Before we get to the Milkweed and all the rest, here's a last minute flash from Nara Milanich, whose ...