Tag: birds

It’s that time of year again. Songbirds are starting to sing. How exactly do they know spring is on the way?

Against the bleak backdrop of winter — a medium-sized bird told me that spring is on the way.

Against the bleak backdrop of winter — a medium-sized bird told me that spring is on the way.

Here, in this magical upside-down place, even birds that can fly—choose to walk instead.

The New York City Council unanimously passed a bill Thursday to help prevent birds from flying into buildings, a phenomenon that's estimated to kill 90,000 to 230,000 birds migrating

On May 25, a video taken by Chris Cooper went viral. Chris Cooper, who is Black, was out birding in the Ramble, in Central Park. Amy Cooper, who is White, was

Bald eagles were absent from New York City for a century, and have only begun popping up in the city in the last few years. So when Riverside Park gardeners

A hawk keeps coming back to Jennifer Johnston Stern's porch on 97th Street and Central Park West, just casually hanging out on the wooden railing and

The Audubon Society is holding its annual bird count in Riverside Park on Sunday and the community is encouraged to participate.

The New York City Council voted to pass Int. 1482-B, the Bird-Friendly Materials bill, during a legislative session today. Council Members Helen Rosenthal and Mark Levine

Thirty-eight residences rise above the northwest end of Central Park, glimmering and gleaming and

It's late on a brisk Wednesday evening in May and an eight-foot-tall Double-Crested Cormorant is making its way across the intersection

In January, birders around the globe shared their final contributions to the world’s longest-running wildlife census: the Annual

Photographers caught amazing photos of hawks in Riverside and Central Parks in recent days. The first three, of a Cooper's Hawk in Riverside Park, were shot

May 14, 2018 Weather: Mostly cloudy, with a high of 73 degrees.

Adrenaline is running high among amateur ornithologists as dozens of species of migratory birds make their annual pit stops in Central Park.

It's springtime and the birds are doing their thing. And increasingly, they're doing their thing inside signs with the letter O on Broadway.

A sick or injured red-tailed hawk was found on the ground in front of 160 West End Avenue at Lincoln Towers on Sunday and taken

Daniel Kopulos, who owned the pet store Fauna on 88th Street and Columbus that recently closed, owns property in Connecticut where police say they made a shocking discovery.

This rainbow parrot flew away from its home on 70th Street between Columbus and Broadway and its owner is looking for it. If you see