Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, NY has hundreds of doors to the mausoleums. Next to the Callery pear tree is a gate to the afterlife. The last image shows the Manhattan skyline at the horizon.
A link to History – Green-Wood.
For Thursday doors.
A few of the magnificent trees in Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, NY.
Nature – Green-Wood for the Arboretum page.
The cemetery is full of flowers in the Spring.
Rather than walk with the Linnaean Society’s field trip we drove. I injured my Achilles tendon and walking is painful. We cam across the group at Crescent Water and they excitedly beckoned us over. There was a Wilson’s Snipe there. It wasn’t as birdy a day as it could have been.
A little charmer with a loud voice.
Carolina Wren Sounds, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
Also posted on https://anotherglobaleater.wordpress.com/2023/04/18/whiskered-tern/ for bird of the week.
A photography trip to Prospect Park with the Linnaean Society of NY led by Tom Stephenson. I found this trip to be very informative an enjoyable.
More birds and nature from Prospect Park in April in the next 3 posts.
A few of the birds and plants that we saw in Green-Wood – National Historic Landmark in Brooklyn, NY.
My favorite Cemetery, Green-Wood – National Historic Landmark in Brooklyn, NY, looks lovely this time of year. I injured my Achilles heel so we drove around to and stopped briefly to make photographs.
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