Showing posts with label Cedar Waxwings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cedar Waxwings. Show all posts
Saturday, June 06, 2009
Mulberry Trees in Jackie Robinson Park
The fruiting mulberry trees in Jackie Robinson Park brought out all kinds of surprises this week. The best was a flock of 3 dozen or so cedar waxwings!



Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Croton Point Park
With the Northern wind I've been expecting an Eagle or two to make their way over the City. So far no luck, so instead I ventured up to their stronghold at Croton Point Park. Here's what I found.
From the 125th St. MetroNorth, I spied this kestrel pair.

Upon arrival, it was clear this was Redtail country!

This adult has light eyes like Norman.

And was no less vigorous in defending it!

Bey found the pair perched together.

We saw this adult Bald Eagle making its rounds.


Also seen were this adult Cooper's,

this juvy Sharpie,

this group of Waxwings,

and this raft of Ruddies.
From the 125th St. MetroNorth, I spied this kestrel pair.
Upon arrival, it was clear this was Redtail country!
This adult has light eyes like Norman.
And was no less vigorous in defending it!
Bey found the pair perched together.
We saw this adult Bald Eagle making its rounds.
Also seen were this adult Cooper's,
this juvy Sharpie,
this group of Waxwings,
and this raft of Ruddies.
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