The Great Horned Owl in Central Park continues to stick around. The owl delighted us with some owl yoga just before fly out.
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D. Bruce Yolton
D. Bruce Yolton
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Blog Highlights
- 50 Birds in 50 Days lecture on how to start bird watching in Central Park
- A Train to Raptors, Birding in Harlem and Washington Heights
- Central Park Coyote
- Discovering the St. John the Divine Nest
- Eyasses on Fifth Avenue
- Great Horned Owl Moves Thirty Blocks
- Green Heron Chicks
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- New Girl In Washington Square
- Pale Male Catches And Eats A Mouse
- Riverside Church Peregrine Falcons
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