Second of May Birds

Sherry Felix

I saw these birds on the same day as the Red-headed Woodpecker (previous post) in the Ramble, Central Park, NYC. The first one is a composite I created of a bird in a series—like a mini movie left to right. Click on the image to view larger.

Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Central Park 5/2/2017
Ruby-crowned Kinglet (composite), Central Park 5/2/2017
Northern Cardinal, Central Park 5/2/2017
Northern Cardinal, Central Park 5/2/2017
Red-winged Blackbird, Central Park 5/2/2017
Red-winged Blackbird, Central Park 5/2/2017
Great Crested Flycatcher, Central Park 5/2/2017
Great Crested Flycatcher, Central Park 5/2/2017
Eastern Kingbird, Cenral Park 5/2/2017
Eastern Kingbird, Cenral Park 5/2/2017
Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Central Park 5/2/2017
Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Central Park 5/2/2017
Red-breated Grosbeak, Central Park 5/2/2017
Red-breated Grosbeak, Central Park 5/2/2017
Red-breated Grosbeak, Central Park 5/2/2017
Red-breated Grosbeak, Central Park 5/2/2017

20 thoughts on “Second of May Birds”

  3. Barbara Bryan 2017-05-07 / 1:06 pm

    Such fun! Those (composed) Kinglets who apparently have yet to grow their red crowns, are simply adorable!

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    • Sherry Felix 2017-05-07 / 2:05 pm

      Red crown pops up, it’s hidden under feathers, when a male is displaying. 🙂

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  5. nobsta 2017-05-07 / 10:13 am

    What a nice collection 🙂

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  6. Jet Eliot 2017-05-07 / 9:59 am

    All of these in one day! Spring in Central Park has definitely begun. Great photos, Sherry; the grosbeak is a special delight. I really like your move-action composite of the kinglet, it’s unique.

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    • Sherry Felix 2017-05-07 / 9:27 pm

      Thanks Jet. I saw more than these, but these are the ones that photographed well.

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  7. 1nmbirder 2017-05-07 / 9:46 am

    Wish I could be there to bird with you. You are seeing some great birds. Lovely photos of the grosbeak.

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    • Sherry Felix 2017-05-07 / 9:29 pm

      I am lucky that NYC is on the Atlantic migratory flyway. Be fun to show you some hot spots.

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  8. carol1945 2017-05-07 / 9:44 am

    I save the top photo to my Pinterest board called “Birds”–always delightful to watch and so hard to photograph!

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    • Sherry Felix 2017-05-07 / 9:33 pm

      I am glad you like my pictures but you may not save them or display them elswhere. Please take it down. I have exclusive copyright. You may use a link to my page. You may purchase one for private use.

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  11. Sue 2017-05-07 / 7:04 am

    Some excellent shots here!

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