(patiently waiting for pefa cam)

B?

Where? I don't see anything...except the deck looking like a bone yard

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They hide so well...there were 2 there much of the time in this movie...

   

Look at those silly little wings  

http://youtu.be/MtJMXNU_ltg

Success!



Welcome to the world Pip!

Incoming!



To the ladder...

[Research]

 

Update 8/14/13: Follow up by members of the WSP Hawk watching community has solved part of this riddle.  The band NJ 30 was placed on the bird at Teterboro Airport, Tererboro NJ on July 13th as part of a Bird Air Strike Research project. 

Another update
http://urbanhawks.blogs.com/urban_hawks/2013/08/nj-30-band-information.html

...What remains unclear is if NJ 30 was a Washington Square fledgling.  Many facts support the idea that it was:

    The bird returned north rather than continuing south after being relocated
    Bobby and Rosie both socialized with the bird
    Bobby allowed the bird to take a rat from him last Saturday
    The plumage and markings are consistent with past fledgling photographs, although there are no distinct field markings that make it a sure match.

I'll leave it up to the reader to decide if we have enough evidence to declare NJ 30 a Washington Square fledgling and not a vagrant first year hawk passing through the park.  I know I have too much of a bias to make a clear call!

Most likely Beauty

Took the liberty of making a collage from MAK's takeoff series

http://youtu.be/MUOuRgPgol0  "I didn't do it!"

 

 

From Carol's video last night

I kept hitting the plus sign on my computer to magnify and it was a juvie with red band; that would be Voyager.   Christiane

Thanks! I absolutely could not tell for sure

Looked like Beauty on wall. Hard to tell

Joyce tweeted she got a pic of the front...definite juvie

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Sweet! 

20:21 Ei