On November 2, officials and bird experts said all seven barn owls from a Manhattan water tower had been accounted for after repair work disrupted their nest, and that the family appeared to have moved to nearby roosts.
Construction on a West 75th Street water tower disturbed a rare barn owl nest in Manhattan on October 29 and 30. State environmental officers intervened and ordered work to stop.
Part of an Upper West Side water tower used by a rare family of barn owls was removed on October 29, prompting state investigators to order demolition halted.
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