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Tag Archives: Hudson river

Crazy Collage Combos

Over the years the importance of the collage to show various images and behaviors of birds has helped bring it all together into one avian statement. Each montage is its own story.

Posted byBonnie CoeMarch 4, 2020Posted inUncategorizedTags:bird, collage, great egret, Hudson river, kingfisher, osprey, Red-tailed hawk, ring-billed gull1 Comment on Crazy Collage Combos

Kayaking on the Croton River

Posted byBonnie CoeOctober 4, 2019Posted inDucks, Eagles, Miscellaneous WildlifeTags:bald eagle, belted kingfisher, common merganser, Cooper's hawk, Croton River, great blue heron, Hudson river, mallard, rock artLeave a comment on Kayaking on the Croton River

Catch of the Day

Posted byBonnie CoeSeptember 3, 2019Posted inMiscellaneous WildlifeTags:egret, heron, Hudson river, kingfisher, lookdown, osprey, Westchester County NYLeave a comment on Catch of the Day

Sum, Sum, Summertime

… and the living is easy. Bonnie’s Best from June, July and first of August:

Posted byBonnie CoeAugust 5, 2019Posted inEagles, Miscellaneous Wildlife, Peregrine FalconsTags:Croton Point Park, Eastern phoebe, great white egret, heron, Hudson river, Jersey City, osprey, peregrine falcon, Red-tailed hawk, swallowtail butterflyLeave a comment on Sum, Sum, Summertime

Bird Chirping Weather

Spring eventually does get here.

Posted byBonnie CoeApril 9, 2019Posted inUncategorizedTags:Eagle, great blue heron, house sparrow, Hudson river, killdeer, mallard, ring-billed gull, screech owl, spring, wood duck1 Comment on Bird Chirping Weather

Swimming Lesson

Short Story: Saw a gold banded, MWR7, bald eagle catch a very big fish. The eagle went into the water trying to hold onto the fish. Turns out, the bald eagle is a success story from the 1980s. He was raised by captive parents, trained by a falconer to fly and hunt on his own,Continue reading “Swimming Lesson”

Posted byBonnie CoeFebruary 28, 2019Posted inUncategorizedTags:bald eagle, banded, Hudson river, Massachusetts, New York, swimming4 Comments on Swimming Lesson

Love Your Eagle Month

What a week we have had along the Hudson River. The eagles are enjoying the open water and the snow goose is staying.

Posted byBonnie CoeFebruary 6, 2019February 6, 2019Posted inUncategorizedTags:Eagle, Hudson river, ring-billed gull, snow gooseLeave a comment on Love Your Eagle Month

Eagles in the ‘Hood

There’s one good thing about the polar vortex. It brings a Convocation of Eagles. Please enjoy photos of our recent arrivals. The local residents are protesting with signs that say, “Private Property, NO Trespassing!!”

Posted byBonnie CoeJanuary 31, 2019Posted inUncategorizedTags:Eagle, fish, flight, Hudson river, Hudson River Eagle Fest 2019, immature2 Comments on Eagles in the ‘Hood

This and That

It is time to post a few recent photos.  The raptors always come first.  Then it is for the little guys.

Posted byBonnie CoeNovember 18, 2018Posted inBackyard Birds, Eagles, Miscellaneous WildlifeTags:Cape May warbler, cedar waxwing, Cooper's hawk, Eagle, Eastern phoebe, Hudson river, northern cardinal, palm warbler, purple finch, red shouldered hawk, Westchester County NYLeave a comment on This and That

More Eagles Plus

Two of the three birds below were banded in Connecticut, 2016 and 217.  We now have three CT eagles that have recently investigated the Hudson River.  All the other photos show resident eagles and resident red-shouldered hawk.

Posted byBonnie CoeFebruary 5, 2018February 5, 2018Posted inEaglesTags:Croton, Eagle, Hudson river, red shouldered hawk1 Comment on More Eagles Plus

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