These are some of the larger migrants. Some will stay. Blue Jays are in Central Park year-round. I managed to capture a liquid drop at the end of the Oriole’s bill while it was feeding on the Tulip Tree blossoms. Nighthawks are rarely seen. Word got out, and we flocked to see it in a tree overlooking Azalea Pond.
Baltimore Oriole, Central Park 5/9/2019
Baltimore Oriole, Central Park 5/9/2019
Baltimore Oriole, Central Park 5/9/2019
Red-bellied Woodpecker, Central Park 5/9/2017
Blue Jay, Central Park 5/12/2017
Common Nighthawk, Central Park 5/9/2017
Olive-sided Flycatcher, Central Park 5/17/2017
Olive-sided Flycatcher, Central Park 5/17/2017
Grey-cheeked Thrush, Central Park 5/17/2017
Grey-cheeked Thrush, Central Park 5/16/2017
Red-eyed Vireo, Central Park 5/9/2017
Red-eyed Vireo, Central Park 5/17/2017
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More excellent shots
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Thanks Derrick
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Baltimore Oriole is a beautiful bird !
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Yes indeed. Thanks for dropping by 🙂
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Lovely collection of birds in nature!
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Thanks
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These are all amazing! I love the Oriole capture with the nectar. Great timing on that.
I’m seeing a few new birds, but of course they’re female and I’m going on shape to ID. I saw a grosbeak. Never saw one before.
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Thanks. What sort of Grosbeak do you get out by you? We have two here, Rose-breasted and Blue.
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I know the Rose Breasted is here, but not sure about blue.
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Check out the range map at https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Blue_Grosbeak/id
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Bummer. Nope. I’m in northern Illinois.
😔
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