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Birds found in Riverside Park, Manhattan
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January 6th, 2007: Cape May Warbler (first winter female), still in Riverside Park.
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January 6th, 2007: Cape May Warbler (first winter female), still in Riverside Park.

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  • August 24th: Taken after more trees and limbs were cut down in the "Forever Wild" section of Riverside Park, giving a more open view of the Hudson River from the Viewing Platform. To see a larger version, move the mouse over the photo and click "Original".
  • August 24th: Taken after more trees and limbs were cut down in the "Forever Wild" section of Riverside Park, giving a more open view of the Hudson River from the Viewing Platform. To see a larger version, move the mouse over the photo and click "Original".
  • August 24th: Taken after more trees and limbs were cut down in the "Forever Wild" section of Riverside Park, giving a more open view of the Hudson River (to the left) from the Viewing Platform (to the right). To see a larger version, move the mouse over the photo and click "Original".
  • Aug 18th: Today these trees were cut down in Riverside Park's Bird Sanctuary, despite the Sanctuary's designation as a "Forever Wild" area. That's the Viewing Platform at the top, which is located on Riverside Drive, across from Grant's Tomb.
  • Aug 18th: Today these trees were cut down in Riverside Park's Bird Sanctuary, despite the Sanctuary's designation as a "Forever Wild" area. That's the Viewing Platform at the top, which is located on Riverside Drive, across from Grant's Tomb.
  • Aug 18th: Today these trees were cut down in Riverside Park's Bird Sanctuary, despite the Sanctuary's designation as a "Forever Wild" area. That's the Viewing Platform at the top, which is located on Riverside Drive, across from Grant's Tomb.
  • May 6th: Hooded Warbler in Riverside Park.
  • Red-tailed Hawk (adult)
  • Another photo of the Red-headed Woodpecker, taken on February 17th. The throat and neck are very red.
  • 17 February 2007: Two months later, and the Red-headed Woodpecker is showing signs of maturity! There's more red on the head, and less barring on the right wing.
  • January 6th, 2007: Cape May Warbler (first winter female), still in Riverside Park.
  • January 6th, 2007: Cape May Warbler (first winter female), still in Riverside Park.
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