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  1. May 14

    Swainson’s Thrush (1st photo) vs Bicknell’s Thrush (2nd). Subtle difference but the Swainson’s has a bright eye ring and streaky cheek.

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  2. May 13

    The continuing Bicknell's Thrush, an infrequent visitor to Central Park, seen in the North Woods today. This was originally id'd by its call and then the two white quills on its right side made it an easy re-find for all birders.

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  3. 4 hours ago

    Female Downy Woodpecker caught a caterpillar but it was squirming, so she whacked it against a branch for over a minute. Outcome never in doubt (last photo).

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  4. May 12

    A very rare visitor to NYC: a Bicknell’s Thrush, seen this evening in the north end of Central Park. Lifer for me!

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  5. May 11

    A very pretty female American Redstart seen in the Loch

    4 replies . 38 retweets 309 likes
  6. May 10

    Gorgeous Black-throated Blue Warbler in the Loch planning his next move

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  7. May 11

    Will they ever meet? Find love? Raise a family? These American Redstarts are on their journey of destiny.

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  8. May 9

    The Loch was poppin’ on this stunning day in Central Park. Red-headed Woodpecker, Wilson’s Warbler, Common Yellowthroat and Black-crowned Night-heron.

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  9. May 10

    Very high up in a tree, a beautiful Blue-Winged Warbler seen near Bow Bridge this AM on the walk

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  10. May 11

    A few warblers seen in Central Park today. From L to R, a Chestnut-sided, Nashville and Prairie, all seen at the Great Hill and a Worm-eating, seen in the Loch.

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  11. 4 hours ago

    Female or nonbreeding male Blackpoll Warbler taking off in the North Woods

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  12. May 12

    When life gives you Worm-eating Warblers... I can't recall seeing so many of them in the park before and most of them giving great looks! This one was seen in the Loch.

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  13. Jan 9

    Downy Woodpecker - breakfast with a friend in the Ravine.

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  14. May 9

    More warblers seen in Central Park yesterday, from L to R: Chestnut-sided, Wilson's, Black and White and another American Redstart, since it was posing so nicely.

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  15. May 8

    The beautiful male Black-throated Blue Warbler, one of many seen in the Loch today. One fearlessly hopped within a few feet of my shoe.

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  16. May 7

    It was so rainy in Central Park yesterday, the colors on this Black-throated Green Warbler started to run! 😆I jest. Seen in the same tree as the three Blackburnians and a Nashville, Cape May & Magnolia Warbler also showed up.

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  17. 17 hours ago

    Horrible pics but a lifer! Bicknell’s Thrush in front of Block House in Central Park.

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  18. May 8

    It was a great day to be birding in Central Park, with plenty of migrants providing nature's eye candy! A few warbler species seen today, L to R: Black-throated Blue, Cape May, Worm-eating and an American Redstart.

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  19. May 8

    Warbler nation at the Central Park loch and pool this afternoon. Shown here: black throated blue, common yellow throat, Wilson’s, and yellow-rumped 👏👍

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  20. May 8

    Happy Mother’s Day 🤗 I was hopeful that these thriving goslings were one and the same as those in this mother goose’s nest out in Harlem Meer earlier this Spring.

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