Yes,.I also got to see the Black Hawk! It is a lifer!
I live in Colorado Springs. I heard about the Black Hawk on Friday afternoon, but was unable to get away until yesterday (Saturday). I drove out to Manitou Lake last night around 5:30 and the Common Black Hawk was at the pond. I found it because right when I pulled into the parking lot, I got out of my car and overheard two birders telling another birder where to find it. I talked to them and they were super excited to have seen it. They told me to walk down the path north of the dam and look for the large group of people by the pond. Then as I was walking down the path toward the pond, I passed by at least 7 more (3 separate groups) birders walking toward me after having seen it. Everyone was so excited to have seen this Black Hawk. By the time I got to the pond, there was no there. The bird was easy to find. He just sat there posing. I took a bunch of photos, but they were pretty blurry since it was a ways off.
After about 10 minutes, I decided to see what else I could find. There were Wilson Warblers galore... everywhere. As I was closer to the dam, I saw the Black Hawk fly into a tree. Then he took off and landed in a tree right along the water leaving the dam area. He seemed to be fishing, I thought. He was looking intently at the water. He swooped down by the water and I couldn't see where he went. I walked around to an area to try to see where he went. The next thing I know, he flew out of a tree I was standing next to. I hadn't noticed him there. He flew back to the area by the water. He stayed there for awhile and then swooped back down towards the water and then landed right below the dam. He seemed to be eating something. I walked up on top of the dam and could see him eating some type of crawfish.
Here are some photos.