Answers About Bobby and Rosie, Part 2
Hawk Cam 2012: The executive director of New York City Audubon, Glenn Phillips, responds to readers' questions.
View ArticleAnswers About Bobby and Rosie, Part 3
Hawk Cam 2012: The executive director of NYC Audubon, Glenn Phillips, responds to readers' questions.
View ArticleLooks as if a Hawk Egg Is Hatching
Hawk Cam 2012: There may be a baby hawk pecking out of its shell.
View ArticleWe Have a Baby Hawk!
Hawk Cam 2012: Video of Baby Hawk's first feeding Tuesday morning.
View ArticleF.A.Q. on Hawk Hatching
Hawk Cam 2012: A primer on hawk hatching by New York City Audubon.
View ArticleTwo Baby Hawks in the Nest
Hawk Cam 2012: Tuesday evening update: a second baby red-tailed hawk worked its way out of the egg.
View ArticleHelp Us Name the Baby Hawks
Hawk Cam 2012: We are now taking suggestions, and votes, for what to call the two little hawks that hatched in the Hawk Cam nest.
View ArticleBaby Hawks Get Their Close-Up
Hawk Cam 2012: a close-up look at life in the nest, including the first high-resolution photos of the baby hawks.
View ArticleBaby Hawks Christened by Readers
Hawk Cam 2012: For a second year, readers have turned to the pages of a classic novel to name the baby hawks in Washington Square Park.
View ArticleThe Baby Hawks Sure Are Looking Like Dinosaurs These Days
Photo: Boo and Scout paused for a between-meal snack on the nest late Wednesday morning.
View ArticleWatching the Hawks, With an Obscured View
Hawk Cam 2012: We regret that the view of the hawks has been obscured by excrement.
View ArticleF.A.Q. About Fledging Hawks
Hawk Cam 2012: New York City Audubon tells what to expect when baby hawks take their first flight.
View ArticleThe Baby Hawks Take Flight
Hawk Cam 2012: The juvenile hawks in Washington Square Park leave the nest.
View ArticleHawk Cam Has Gone Dark
Hawk Cam 2012: The video show is over, but you can still watch Boo, Scout, Bobby and Rosie in Washington Square Park.
View ArticleSpotted: Pale Male and Zena
Pale Male, the celebrated red-tailed hawk, has been spotted mating recently.
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