17 CommentsWe’ve noticed, dear avian enthusiasts, that photos and sightings of Hawkmadinejad—not to mention our other new friends Nathaniel, Pale Male and Goose Robbins—have constituted about 90% of tips we’ve received. Therefore, in the spirit of reader involvement and instant gratification, we are proud to launch the Hawkmadinebwog, a round-the-clock Columbia bird-related news network.
Our hero, photographed mere minutes ago. By Charlene J. Lee
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@!!! eat your heart out
@Girl awww no not puppies!!!!! …I want a puppy. RUN MY SWEETS SEEK SHELTER
@For the record: This is beautiful.
@For the record If the hawk was eating a puppy, you would not be cheering.
@alexw Don’t tell me which animals I do and do not hate. (All and none, respectively)
@roar hawk roar I want to see h-j eat an UES puppy!
@HAWKMADINEJAD IM IN UR CAMPUS, EATIN UR SQUIRLZ
@HAWKMADINEJAD IM IN UR SRUIRLZ, EATIN THEIR SWEET INSIDEZ
@Great Very exciting.
@tell me why is there no Hawkmadinejad facebook group?
@MIP Goose Robbins!?
@and! as long as we’re on a bird kick, don’t forget the TWO PEACOCKS that live on the St. John grounds!!!
@i hope Hawkmadinejad goes to town on Columbia’s rats — that’d be awesome.
also, what do you suppose maintenance will do with the partially-eaten carcasses that h-jad will undoubtedly leave around campus?
ps. h-jad should become the new way of quickly reffering to him.
@yo! dont forget the morningside park turkey! that’s an important local bird!
@yeshhhhhh awlsome!
@so delightfully natural.
@leonidas this is sparta!