EVG reader Annabelle spotted this in Tompkins Square Park tonight ... will need to brush up on my owls of New York to ID...
Thursday, November 15, 2018
Thursday's parting shot
EVG reader Annabelle spotted this in Tompkins Square Park tonight ... will need to brush up on my owls of New York to ID...
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Ancient Greek war helmet bird
ReplyDeleteAHHHHH!
ReplyDeleteIs that real?
ReplyDeleteThere is an owl that has been in Central Park for a while too.
Is she real?
ReplyDeleteHoo's that?
ReplyDeleteThat is a Northern Saw-whet Owl. So cool that it is in Tompkins! Please give it space if it stays around.
ReplyDelete-Ranger Dan
That's amazing! I hope the little guy sticks around a while and stays safe.
ReplyDeleteAccording to eBird, I don't think a saw-whet has been recorded for the park -
https://ebird.org/hotspot/L1799567
From Owls of New York:
ReplyDelete“Owls usually swallow their prey whole. If they aren’t hungry they will store it under their feet, on a nearby branch, or within a hollowed out portion of a tree.”
Sounds just like my landlord.
You can call him Hal
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