Lola and Pale Male, feeling the heat from the Zahns, have relocated to the West Side. Just one bit of advice — repeat after me, “I love the hawks! I love the hawks!”:

The city’s most famous red-tail hawks, Pale Male and his main chick, Lola, have apparently left their upper East Side roost for a fancy new perch atop the Beresford on the upper West Side.

“I love the hawks!” Seinfeld told the Daily News yesterday as he left his Beresford co-op and got into his silver Mercedes-Benz M350. “I can’t get enough of the hawks.”

Pale Male and Lola could be seen yesterday flying to and from their new address overlooking Central Park in the 22-story building’s rococo southeast tower. One of the birds appeared to have twigs in its beak, leading observers to believe they are building a nest.

Actress Glenn Close, who lives in the tony building on Central Park West, was surprised to learn of her new neighbors upstairs.

“What hawks?” Close asked The [Daily] News. “I love hawks.”