Today I brought my binocs and camera to the gym, and walked home through the park after Pilates. I'm so glad I did! First of course I needed some lunch, so I got street food and ate on a bench across from this bus. I love living in NYC!
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Happiness Bus |
At the upper lobe there was quite a bit of activity. Several warblers, including this yellow warbler, a black-and-white that refused photos, a Canada that allowed only blurry photos, and of course redstarts.
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Yellow Warbler |
There were redstarts everywhere! :-)
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American Redstart |
This flycatcher zoomed around, hopefully having a great feast.
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Mystery Flycatcher |
A juvie black-crowned night heron was sleepy. :-)
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Black-crowned Night Heron |
On the way over to the point was a chestnut-sided warbler. It did not want pictures. Not much activity at the point, but I did spot a pair of Baltimore orioles and a hummingbird at the oven, so I headed over that way.
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Chestnut-sided Warbler |
Hummingbird! My first of the fall. So happy!
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Ruby-throated Hummingbird |
There was one cedar waxwing at the oven. Which probably means there were a dozen nearby that I didn't see...... Oh well, one waxwing is a lot better than no waxwings!
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Cedar Waxwing |
This Wilson's warbler entertained us for quite some time as we waited for the hummingbird to come back around.
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Wilson's Warbler |
And then this Maggie came by. So pretty.
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Magnolia Warbler |
This Canada was more tolerant of the camera than the one at the oven was. Thanks Buddy!
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Canada Warbler |
The female oriole surveying her domain.
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Baltimore Oriole (female) |
And another mystery flycatcher. It was a great day in the park!
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Mystery Flycatcher |
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