We covered some of the traffic tie-ups caused by the sudden snow on Thursday. But we also got some photos showing the fun and beauty of snow. And one cold peacock.
Photo by Joeanna Sayler at Lincoln Center.
Photo by Sonja Noring of Cibo e Vino on 89th Street.
Photo by Audrey Beeber David behind the Beacon Theater.
Photo by Heidi Stubner in a tunnel near the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.
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It was great seeing the children’s glee yesterday when they got out of school and saw snow!
Did you manage to capture any photos?
That poor peacock. I know exactly where he is. It’s a small brick tunnel toward the rear of the cathedral right around the corner from his nice warm coop. But he has to venture out into a driving wind and get pelted with thick sleety snow to get there. He looks like he’s thinking “Crap. I can’t. I just can’t. Nope. Can’t do it. No can do. Brrrr… Nature sucks.”
Oh no, did one of St John the Divine’s peacocks escape or wander out in the storm?
Poor peacock. At least he got out of the snow.
Wonderful photo but what kind of bird is it?
Poor peacock!!
There are two peacocks in this photo, right?