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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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)
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
Mid-October Birding: Bring on the Kinglets, Sparrows, Waterfowl and Owls
Warbler Migration NOW + One More Night of the Owl
Owls, Early Autumn Migrants and a Manhattan Seal
More Warblers, More Owls - in Manhattan No Less: Aug 10 and 11 + 13.
Migrant Warblers by Day (Central Park) and Owls by Night (Inwood/Manhattan)
Spring Ahead with Central Park Bird Walks and the amazing Jeff Ward this weekend March 17-18
Spring Birds are Here Again! +++ Nesting Great Horned Owls by Day and Eastern Screech-owls at Night
More NYC Owls: Bronx Great Horneds nesting (this Saturday 2/24) and Eastern Screech-owl update from
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
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