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The high-rise hawks move on

NEW YORK: Pale Male, New York's famous high-rise hawk, has traded in one Manhattan address for another. The 14-year-old red-tailed hawk, and mate, Lola, are now on a 24th floor tower of a building west of Central Park. Their fame soared in 2004 when occupants of a Fifth Avenue complex had them removed — AP

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