Spring in CP

Sherry Felix

Red-tailed Hawk in Central Park

Red-tailed Hawk, Central Park 4/14/2018
Red-tailed Hawk, Central Park 4/14/2018
Red-tailed Hawk, Central Park 4/14/2018
Red-tailed Hawk, Central Park 4/14/2018

Miscellaneous

Tulip, Central Park 4/14/2018
Hermit Thrush, Central Park 4/14/2018
Daffodil, Central Park 4/14/2018
American Robin, Central Park 4/14/2018

Bow Bridge

Bow Bridge, Central Park 4/14/2018
Bow Bridge, Central Park 4/14/2018

19 thoughts on “Spring in CP”

  1. plaidcamper 2018-04-28 / 10:02 pm

    Enjoyed these – the hermit thrush photograph particularly, it is full of character!

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  3. Timelesslady 2018-04-27 / 9:29 pm

    Terrific photographs. I especially love the hawk. I have been watching the Cornell Lab Bird Cams. One of them shows live streaming of a pair of hawks raising their babies. They just hatched a few days ago and it is fascinating to watch the pair care for them.

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    • Sherry Felix 2018-04-28 / 7:10 am

      Thanks I love the Cornell cams too. One year I watched the puffins with their babies.

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      • Timelesslady 2018-04-28 / 7:45 am

        I am entranced by them…I could spend hours.

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  4. Indah Susanti 2018-04-26 / 11:31 am

    So beautiful ❤ It must be delightful to walk around at the Central park during the spring season!

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    • Sherry Felix 2018-04-21 / 12:43 am

      The flowers and birds think so but I don’t, too cold!.

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  8. Kim 2018-04-20 / 12:07 pm

    I love how Spring is determined to rear up and out of the Winter leftovers. Beautiful images.

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  9. Eunice 2018-04-20 / 9:36 am

    Great photos, I love the hermit thrush and the robin, they look really cute 🙂

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