Tonight, I arrived after fly out and got to see the female for only about two minutes before she took off across The Pool. Despite trying, we didn't relocate her. It's hard to locate a quiet owl.
Recent Posts
- Back To Normal
- Still Single
- She's Stopped Being Quiet
- She's Back!
- And Then There Was One
- No Sign Of Her
- Cavity Exploration
- Cold and Windy
- Snow Flurries and High Winds
- Brief Encounter
- Black Locust
- Misty Night
- Flying Solo
- Cruel Mistress
- What's Up?
- Just Her
- Where Is He?
- Later Flyout
- Mild Night
- Dangerous Night
- Joy, Joy, Joy
- Quick Dinner
- Calm Night
- Ships In The Night
- Same Old, Same Old
- Warmer Evening
- Quick Night
- Simple Evening
- Sexy Monday
- Wicked Cold Night
- It's Too Cold
- Happy New Year
- Christmas Eve
- Stupidity
- After The Snow
- Gone Fishing
- New Spot Is Worse!
- Great Horned Owl Returns
- Roosting Spots Unknown
- Cold Windy Night
- It's Like Last Year
- Eastern Screech-Owl Back In A Cavity
: bruce@yolton.com
Useful Links
- All About BIrds
- Central Park Conservancy
- Code of Birding Ethics - American Birding Association
- Hawk Mountain Sanctuary
- Hawkwatch at the Franklin Institute
- Morningside Hawks
- New York City Audubon
- The Roger Paw Blog (Washington Square News)
- The City Birder
- The Origin of Species
- Washington Square Web Camera
- Wild Bird Fund
- Wildlife In Need of Rescue and Rehabilitation
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D. Bruce Yolton
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