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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An Old-time Naturalist in Central Park 1895-1915: Anne Crolius
The Amazing, yet common, Tufted Titmouse in NYC/LI 1840-2022
Rare Sparrows are Here! And Looking for Owls in Central Park
Warblers, Sparrows, Raptors: Mid-October Birding in Central Park
G’mar tov! Birds and People in Central Park, Early Oct 2022: Zan, Zendegi, Azadi!
Autumn Bird Migration in Central Park Late September 2022
Migration: Now is the Right Time for Central Park
Anticipation: Migrants are Trickling in and a Central Park Bird Walk is the Place to See Them
Special Issue: Spring Migration and the tiny Blue-Grey Gnatcatcher in the NYC area 1850-2015
First Wave of Migrants Here and Gone - Many More on the Way
Calling all Birders: Central Park spring bird walks +++ schedule starts 30 March
Snowstorm Birding in Central Park: March 24-25 with Jeff, Deborah and Bob
Sunday Bird Walk (Central Park) + Eastern Screech-owl walk at night (Inwood Hill Park) on 18 Februar
Winter Birds in Central Park + gearing up for Manhattan Owls
UTAH birding, (and) we are back in Central Park 4 February (Sunday 9:30am) for the bird walk
Gulls, Gulls, Gulls +++ a new leader of the bird walks!
A mild (50f!) night for more NYC Owls: Van Cortlandt Park (Bronx) for Screechers and Great Horneds..
The Big Thaw: Bird Walks resume in Central Park by day, with Night Owls at Inwood Hill Park = 14 Jan
Birds on Ice in Early January: Our Walks Resume on 13 January
Cold, Snow, Owls and those Winter Birds of Central Park