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.
Sign up for our Newsletter to receive weekly updates in your inbox.
Howliday: more Owl walks, more howls and more fun
OWL UP! The Barred Owl in NYC 1900-2020 (a brief history)
Part II: EVENING GROSBEAK. Records from NYC and Environs 1905-2020
EVENING GROSBEAK: Extraordinary Finch from the Far North
More NYC Pine Siskins: Irruptive, Nomadic Seed-eaters [Part 2 - 1989-2020]
Pine Siskins! Screaming Banshees from the North [Part 1 - Historical Info] - Oct 2020
American Golden Plover - First Time Seen in Manhattan [Special Issue] - 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
Good Trouble: Bird Migrants in an Urban World (Central Park)
More Bird Migrants Headed Our Way
September! Bird Migration in Full-Swing
More Owls, More Nuthatches, More Migrants: The Last Days of August
Warblers (11), Red-breasted Nuthatches + Eastern Screech-owls: August 2020
Bird Walks Sat-Sun 15-16 August + Owl Walk Re-Scheduled
Migrating Warblers by Day, and an Owl Walk at Night (12 August)
August is Warbler Migration!
Bird Walks Resume: 25-26 July (Sat-Sun) and Weekends through August