Today in Tompkins Square Park. Photos by Bobby Williams.
h/t Jim Kerr.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
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6 comments:
Great Pics as always. That's an amazing animal to say the least. I'm surprised that you see birds like that in the middle of the city.
Hope all is well, Henry
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Surprised it was sitting so low as on the fence. We see them in Riverside Park quite a bit, but always up in the branches of the park's taller trees.
Great photos by Bobby!
Beautiful!
Looks like he's putting a little extra weight on around the mid-section. Maybe he should switch from rats to mice for a while.
we should call this guy "Killer" hahaha
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