Photos: Six Adorable Baby Falcons At Two NYC Bridges!
11 photos
A bird being banded at the Throgs Neck Bridge (MTA Bridges and Tunnels / Frank Desouza)
Falcon chicks at the Throgs Neck Bridge (MTA Bridges and Tunnels / Frank Desouza)
Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge falcons (New York City Department of Environmental Protection / Christopher Nadareski)
Throgs Neck falcon parent (MTA Bridges and Tunnels / Frank Desouza)
DEP’s Chris Nadareski with three Throgs Neck peregrines atop Bronx tower (MTA Bridges and Tunnels / Frank Desouza)
Watchful falcon at the Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge (New York City Department of Environmental Protection / Christopher Nadaresk)
Falcons at the Marine Parkway-Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge. (New York City Department of Environmental Protection / Christopher Nadareski)
Throgs Neck Bridge adult falcon (New York City Department of Environmental Protection / Christopher Nadareski)
This chick reacts to being banded (Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Marisa Baldeo)
This chick reacts to being banded (Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Marisa Baldeo)
View from the Throgs Neck Bridge (Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Marisa Baldeo)