This is not fiction. I remember this story well because I was so affected by it as were my family and friends. This was a lovely book that also has pictures to go along with it and illustrations.

At that time, I was outraged by the story and was very relieved that Pale Male got his happy ending after all. Recommended to all animal lovers. ( )

The true story of a red tail hawk that makes New York its home. The hawk and its mate choose a Fifth Avenue penthouse to build their nests, much to the chagrin of the residents who don’t like the noise or dirt. When the building owners remove the nests, the incident sets off an international outcry on behalf of the birds. Author’s Note.

Citizen Hawk of New York City

Shulman takes a deep look at the travails of a red taled hawk as he makes his home in NYC in the posh apartments on 5th Avenue. Pale Male faced many difficulties: other birds drove him from his first home in Central Park; rich apt. dwellers complained about the mess the birds made, and his nest was taken down and destroyed. Birdlovers protested the nest removal and had it restored. ( )

This book is another variation of the Pale Male story ( )