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Urban Dinosaurs

I didn't have much time in Central Park today, but I got some nice photos of common New York City winter birds: a tufted titmouse, a downy woodpecker, an American goldfinch, and a house sparrow. (Aside: with so few people posting here from New York, I'm going to switch to using rather than the Manhattan-specific I used on the Bad Site. It would be nice if other NYC birders tagged their pictures that way, too.)

A left profile view of the titmouse, perched on a thin branch. There appears to be a dark spot over its beak.
The woodpecker is perched vertically on a tree trunk, with its tail as usual providing bracing.
A right profile view of the goldfinch, which has its head turned towards me. There appear to be some dark spots on its head.
A left profile view of the sparrow, on a thin branch.
Feb 27, 2025, 12:56 AM·Public·Ivory for Mac
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