A New York City celebrity covered in feathers, Pale Male was followed for three decades by camera and binocular-toting fans. DaveCarlinTV reports.
Pale Male's legend dates back to the early 1990s. He settled atop a swanky Fifth Avenue apartment building, but the nest was removed by the coop board.The board reversed its decision, added a metal support, and Pale Male came back.
"Everybody stopping and just staring at this incredible majestic creature," Upper East Side resident Hayley Siegel. It is believed Pale Male had eight mates, and about two dozen offspring. We say… One of our most dedicated members of Central Park are the Bird Watching Community. Who dedicate much time to see the great wildlife that visit and lives in Central Park ….. continued
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