We watched him fly way out over the Bronx where he was joined by another RTH. He then sliced back into the park. We found him perched on a branch.
We also spotted this juvy RTH perfectly camoflauged on a snag.
As we meandered throught the Park, I kept looking for signs of owls. We found this dead, frozen and partially dismembered White-footed mouse on a trail.
Moving on, I spotted what looked to be the RTH nest! I'll be keeping a careful eye out in the coming months!
If confirmed, this would be the 5th active RTH nest in Manhattan!
Finishing up at Broadway Bridge, I spotted one of the Peregines sunning itself.
Walking to the other side, both came into view!
On a final note...
Man, you said it!
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