Tonight, there was still no sign of the female. Since she's being so quiet, we could easily have missed her. But I can't help wonder if she's going to be wandering throughout a larger area of the park soon. She must be looking for a mate.
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
- Central Park Conservancy
- Code of Birding Ethics - American Birding Association
- Hawk Mountain Sanctuary
- Hawkwatch at the Franklin Institute
- Morningside Hawks
- New York City Audubon
- StarrTrips
- 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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