A selection of birds from March photographed in Central Park.
Song Sparrow, Central Park 3/29/2017
Song Sparrow, Central Park 3/29/2017
Song Sparrow, Central Park 3/29/2017
White-throated Sparrow, Central Park 2/16/2017
Blue Jay, Central Park 2/16/2017
White-breasted Nuthatch Central Park 2/16/2017
Goldfinch, Central Park 2/16/2017
Tufted Titmouse, Central Park 2/16/2017
Black-capped Chickadee, Central Park 3/16/2017
Chipping Sparrow, Central Park 3/29/2017
Fox Sparrow, Central Park 3/29/2017
Red-breasted Nuthatch, Central Park 3/29/2017
The Phoebe was hanging out at Turtle Pond. I didn’t get a close shot of it.
Eastern Phoebe, Central Park 3/29/2017
Turtle Pond, Central Park 3/29/2017
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Especially like the wing stretching shots! 🙂
Thanks Tom, glad you like ’em.
Great photos, and the blue jay looks very pretty 🙂
Thank you.
You brought early spring birding and beauty to life.
Thank You
Linda Atkins
Cheers 🙂 I am busy working on the talk on the Owl book
Oh how I enjoyed seeing the avian visitors in Central Park, Sherry, thank you.
Thank you more. 🙂
They are all good, but that first song sparrow is amazing
Thanks Derrick. A lucky catch 🙂
I love the timing of this capture.
It’s nice when that happens.
Great selection! Seems almost everyone is back for the season. 😃 I wonder if I’ve been mistaking phoebes with juncos from a distance. I’ll have to compare them.
Phoebes wag tails and do the typical fly catching routine of flying out and back. Juncos ground forage. Behavior helps me ID them.
That’s good info! I also know the juncos will soon be going home to the Great White North, so after that, I may have any easier time.