Central Park Birds Wednesday

2017-04-142017-04-21Sherry Felix

I actually photographed these on Tuesday April 11 in Central Park and processed them next day. So the title is not totally wrong.

One of those lucky shots.

Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Central Park 4/11/2017

The Red-headed Woodpecker has been there all winter but I was unable to get to that part of the park to see it until now. A terrible bunch of photos of it, but they are mine.

Red-headed Woodpecker, Cnetral Park 4/12/2017

Im Red-tailed Hawk, Central Park 4/11/2017

Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, Central Park 4/11/2017

Palm Warbler, Central Park 4/11/2017

American Goldfinch, Central Park 4/11/2017

Red-headed Woodpecker, Cnetral Park 4/12/2017

Reinhold Staden 2017-04-15 / 9:09 am

This looks like the big lens, Sherry. Lucky shots? I think you have a lot of experience to capture these moments. Stunning results!

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- Sherry Felix 2017-04-15 / 4:28 pm
  
  Thanks so much. Much of it is spray and pray when photographing birds. 🙂
  
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Tom's Nature-up-close Photography and Mindfulness Blog 2017-04-14 / 2:57 pm

Superb shots, Sherry! 🙂 Happy Easter!

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- Sherry Felix 2017-04-14 / 5:40 pm
  
  Thanks Tom, same to you.
  
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Susan at FindingNYC 2017-04-14 / 12:37 pm

Beautiful shots – that first one of the bird in flight is gorgeous.

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- Sherry Felix 2017-04-14 / 5:37 pm
  
  Thank you very much. I appreciate your dropping by to look.
  
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1nmbirder 2017-04-14 / 11:24 am

You’re so lucky you get to bird in Central Park. Some day I hope to visit there! Nice photos and variety.

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- Sherry Felix 2017-04-14 / 5:39 pm
  
  It is an unusually hot spot for birds. I don’t get there that often as I have to take a subway to get there. Hope you get to come during migration.
  
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