After Work Birding In The Ramble
A spring migrant, a summer breeder and a year round-inhabitant…



A spring migrant, a summer breeder and a year round-inhabitant…
The light wasn’t that great at 7:00 p.m. but I got my first photographs of a Lesser Scaup on Wednesday. The 117th bird species I’ve photographed, and the 131st I’ve seen in Central Park.
Sunday afternoon the rain finally let up for a bit. The light was difficult and I missed getting a photograph of a Yellow Warbler up in the North Woods.
I added a new bird to my Central Park list on Sunday, a Belted Kingfisher.
Now that Spring has arrived and Daylight Savings time has started, it’s possible to some real birding after work.
Here are some birds from Monday evening.
A sure sign of Spring are the almost fluorescent white and yellow colors that have replaced the dull white and yellow colors of a few weeks earlier on the park’s White-throated Sparrows.