This and That

Posted on November 18, 2018 by Bonnie Coe

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

Eagle pair close to home

Local red-shouldered hawk

Young Cooper’s hawk at the feeder buffet

Purple finch in the backyard

Cape May warbler migrating through the backyard

Cedar waxwing enjoying the last bites of Fall

Eastern phoebe looking for bugs

Palm warbler waking the dead

More Eagles Plus

Posted on February 5, 2018 by Bonnie Coe

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.

If you come to visit, please careful where you park.

Awesome Autumn

Posted on November 12, 2015 by Bonnie Coe

I love this time of year. The colors of the leaves and birds are especially glorious.

How to Catch an Eagle

Posted on January 30, 2015 by Bonnie Coe

Bring in some wind, snow, low tide, lots of fish and extremely cold weather. The eagles have moved to the Hudson River in big numbers now. This is just in time for Teatown Lake Reservation’s Hudson River EagleFest.

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There is a fish under all these eagles

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Our resident family

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So close no scope needed

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Red-shouldered hawk hanging out with the eagles