What Might You See This Week?
Please have a look at Bob's weekly narrative report on what was seen on his Central Park walks in recent days and weeks. A good way to predict what birds you might possibly see on this week's walks.
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Spring is Acumen: the Occurrence of the Black-backed Robin in Central Park
Beyond Good or Bad: Becoming an EVIL BIRDER
NYC Cardinals, Chocolate Snow and the Weather, the Weather
Christmas Bird Count Season Begins, December 2020
EVENING GROSBEAK: Extraordinary Finch from the Far North
![Pine Siskins! Screaming Banshees from the North [Part 1 - Historical Info] - Oct 2020](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/d6bfaf_c3b51e3366aa4be095af8fbc4e628d92~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_1080,h_472,fp_0.50_0.50,q_90,enc_auto/d6bfaf_c3b51e3366aa4be095af8fbc4e628d92~mv2.jpg)
Pine Siskins! Screaming Banshees from the North [Part 1 - Historical Info] - Oct 2020
Rarest of the Rare? Henslow's Sparrow + October Bird Migrants in Central Park
Central Park at Its Best: The Autumn Migration of Birds
Last Call Winter Bird Walks: Central Park
Gyrfalcons, Golden Eagles + = Winter Birds of the Short-Grass Prairie
GEESE! Grand Birds of NYC in Winter
OWL MAN: Irving Kassoy, Barn Owls and the BCBC
Wishing You Eastern Screech-owls for Mid-January 2020
Winter Birds of the NYC Area - Jan. 2020
Iceland Gull (Central Park) + Christmas Bird Counts 1919: LI, SI, NJ and CT
OWL WALKS by Night + Historical Christmas Counts of Central Park: 1919/1949
GANNETS of New Zealand + Central Park Birding
ALBATROSS!
November Birding in Central Park is Snail Dynamite BOOM!
Purple Gallinule: First Occurrence in Central Park Since 1928