On August 12, 2019 I was awed by the number of birds and their variety of colors that I was able to photograph. Later that same day I learned that the Endangered Species Act had been seriously weakened in preparation for its total elimination. I am reminded of my grandfather who raised fancy pigeons fromContinue reading “Weakening of the Endangered Species Act”
Tag Archives: Red-tailed hawk
Sum, Sum, Summertime
… and the living is easy. Bonnie’s Best from June, July and first of August:
New Year Delights
This 2019 year has started off on the right birds for me. Featured image is an American Tree Sparrow in the freezing cold.
Snow Business
The “Bomb Blizzard” hit hard this year. The birds coped.
Copy Cat Time
Ring In the New
Happy New Year
There were five eagles in the eagle tree at the Croton Point Nature Center this morning! Now that is a happy event. Saw Mill River Audubon’s Project FeederWatch at the nature center continues again this year.
Back Home Again
The Croton Train Station osprey got a bath. The red-tailed hawk also got a bath and apparently a small meal. And the Annsville eagle tried to get a meal.
Spring at Croton
Spring birds are everywhere doing their Spring Thing. Plus, a few of the residents are back in action.
All I Wanted Was One
… good picture of one of the three harriers at Croton Point Park. Yes, the eagles are still around in big numbers. The elusive brown creeper showed itself, too.
