Tag: wild bird fund

"We certainly deal with viruses on a day-to-day basis, but nothing like this." -- Catherine Quayle, Wild Bird Fund director

Flaco is the first owl honored by the World Owl Hall of Fame since 2016.

There's stargazing on the 145th Street Lawn tonight, and a concert in Riverside Park on Sunday.

At this point, there's no need for the public to overreact, but people do need to stay alert and informed,

It is a stunning sight to see McMahon treat her pigeon and other patients with such delight and affection at the Wild Bird Fund.

We are passing on the sad news that the pink pigeon we referred to in Monday Bulletin has died.

In the middle of May, just as spring arrived in New York City, six goslings were born in Morningside Park.

We suggest you mute this little movie and meditate on how much love, care, and support went into saving this little guy and

The five Mallard ducklings who lost their mother in a snapping turtle attack last Wednesday in the pool at the northwest corner of Central Park

Christine Elbert contacted us to point out that our post on the three saddest closings of the past decade had been kind of...a bummer. So she put together her three

There's a tendency among people who save animals or grow tired of them to drop them off in Central Park, like it's an afterschool program for wayward wildlife. But many

On Saturday morning, Jason Haber, a broker with Warburg Realty, was preparing to show the sixth-floor model apartment of a new condominium development

A hawk that appears to have eaten too much on Christmas Eve ended up in the Central Park Reservoir, where he was fished out by police and taken to a bird rescue organization.

On a crisp Saturday afternoon, Wild Bird Fund Director Rita McMahon, walked with volunteers and friends from the bird rehab organization's office on 87th & Columbus

Artist Hilary McCarthy has a show up at the Wild Bird Fund Gallery (565 Columbus Avenue between 87th and 88th Streets) that was inspired by

June 5, 2012 Weather: Afternoon Showers, High of 66 Degrees.

The Wild Bird Fund will swing open the doors to its brand new wildlife rehab center on Columbus Avenue between 87th and 88th Streets this weekend, and it wants you to come inside. A two-day open house will feature tours and events for children and adults. The kids can even ...

Apparently, someone is poisoning birds on the Upper West Side, and the poison is also fatal for dogs. I just spoke to Animal General Hospital, which is warning people to look out for cracked corn, which appears to be dried corn. Update: It sounds like dead birds were found between ...

By Melissa Oaks There are over 355 species of birds that migrate through or live in New York City.  Many of these birds are injured in the course of their travels by buildings, cars, humans, and other wildlife.  The Wild Bird Fund, a non-profit organization led by Rita McMahon and ...

This month, we have plenty of openings and closings to report, but first, a moment of silence for H&H Bagels... Okay, now that that's over with, let's talk new wine bars, shirt shops, food markets, luggage stores, and doggie and human pampering businesses. As for closings: tea, pizza and makeup ...