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Pale Male Moves Across Town
June 14, 2006
Never let it be said that Pale Male, New York's famous high-rise hawk, is not a cosmopolitan sort of bird. He's traded in one tony Manhattan address for another — this time near Helen Gurley Brown.The 14-year-old red-tailed hawk and his mate, Lola, have lately been spotted on a 24th-floor tower of an exclusive building on the west side of Central Park that is home to Brown, the pioneering editor of Cosmopolitan magazine.
Lola and Pale Male have attracted a wide following among wildlife enthusiasts because they've been nesting and raising chicks in the middle of the city, using Central Park as a buffet.
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