A few shots of yesterday's cooperative Mourning Warbler, seen by the Pool in Central Park. Amazing, open views for a normally skulky bird! #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #urbanbirds
Bradley Kane
@winobradny.bsky.social
An amateur wildlife photographer, wine professional and home cook passionate about nature. I'll mostly post bird/nature photos from Central Park and trips. Instagram https://www.instagram.com/foodwinenatureguy/ & https://www.instagram.com/centralparkwild
More birds seen this weekend in Central Park. The park was loaded with migrants! L - R, Northern Flicker, Canada Warbler, Wood Thrush & Chestnut-sided Warbler. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #urbanbirds
This Magnolia Warbler gave me a nice pose in good light in the Ramble of Central Park the other day. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #urbanbirds
Yesterday was a good day to see Bay-breasted Warblers in Central Park as there were plenty around! They tend to be less numerous than some of the other warbler species. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #urbanbirds
This Nashville Warbler gave great views at the Bathing Rock in Central Park yesterday. Thrilled to get these as I always find the Nashville easier in the Fall than in the Spring. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #wildlife #urbanbirds
No, sir, Mr. Bicknell's Thrush, I bow to you! This uncommon visitor to Central Park is unfortunately listed as Vulnerable by the IUCN due to habitat loss. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #urbanbirds
A slow day birding in Central Park yesterday, but these showed nicely. L to R, Cedar Waxwing, Warbling Vireo, Spotted Sandpiper & American Redstart female. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #urbanbirds
Wilson's Warblers are likely the most frenetic warbler we get in Central Park, as they constantly flit amongst the foliage for insects. Rarely do you see one stop to enjoy the roses, as this one did for a few moments. #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #wildlife
More of Central Park's peak migration avian eye-candy, seen yesterday. L to R Cape May Warbler, Scarlet Tanager, Wilson's Warbler & Black-throated Green Warbler. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #springmigration #urbanbirds
A few more photos of yesterday's cooperative Black-throated Blue Warbler and American Redstart, seen in Central Park. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #springmigration #urbanbirds
These warblers were most cooperative, giving terrific views in Central Park today. L to R, American Redstart, Magnolia, Black-throated Blue and Prairie. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfblueskyr #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #springmigration #urbanbirds
These four warblers showed nicely in Central Park today. L to R, Blackburnian, Black-throated Green, Magnolia and a Common Yellowthroat. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #springmigration #urbanbirds
It's a rare treat when you get to see both the Black-billed and Yellow-billed Cuckoo not only on the same day, but within about 50 meters of each other! Also seen today, a Veery and Red-tailed Hawk. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026
Yesterday was a good day to see warblers in the Ramble of Central Park! L to R, Prairie Warbler, American Redstart, Kentucky Warbler and Black-throated Blue Warbler. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #springmigration
Nice to see this Eastern-whip-poor-will in Central Park today! This had been my CP nemesis bird until last year, when I saw two of them. This now makes 3 or 4, depending on if this is the same bird seen last week in the same area. #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #birds #birdsseenin2026
A few more shots from Central park the past two days, with more of the Rose-breasted Grosbeak, plus a Northern Parula and a Black and White Warbler. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #springmigration #urbanbirds
A few first of the season birds for me, seen in Central Park today, including a Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Black-throated Green Warbler and a Wood Thrush. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfTwitter #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #springmigration #urbanbirds
More recent avian migrants seen in Central Park. L to R, a Purple Finch, Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle) and a male and female Eastern Towhee. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #springmigration #urbanbirds
A few views of today's avian rock star in Central Park, a Chuck-will's-widow, seen by many at Azalea Pond. Who doesn't like a nightjar? They're great! #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026 #springmigration #urbanbirds
A few cool birds seen yesterday in Central Park. L to R, the star from yesterday, an American Bittern, a Hooded Warbler, a Green Heron & a Great Egret preening so its aigrettes stay sexy. #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfTwitter #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #birds #birdsseenin2026
A few shots from Central Park today, including my first of season Palm Warbler and Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, with an Eastern Phoebe and a watchful Green-winged Teal. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfTwitter #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #springmigration #birds #nybirds #birdsseenin1026
A few birds seen yesterday in Central park, including my first of the season Eastern Phoebe and Pine Warbler, plus an American Crow being mischievous. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfTwitter #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #springmigration #birds #nybirds
It looks like the creek by the Davis Center, in Central Park, may have a new resident! This groundhog was voguing it up and going nom nom to all the new growth along the creek. The Conservancy's gardeners won't be happy, but what a cutie! #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #CentralPark #wildlife #groundhog
Things were just ducky on Central Park's reservoir today. L to R, our uncommon visitor, the American Wigeon, Ring-necked Duck, female and male Common Merganser. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #springmigration #birds #nybirds #nikon
I'm a bit late to the party, but I was finally able to get to Brooklyn to see the city's first ever record of a Trumpeter Swan. It's gotten very cozy with a Mute Swan, which, though common in our area, was introduced and is from Europe and Asia. #birds #birdsofbluesky #nature #wildlife #nikon
Three Cackling Geese, the first ever reported in Central Park, have been reported the past three days and I was finally able to see one of them today. Also, a shot of one of the continuing female Common Mergansers at the Reservoir. #birdcpp #BirdsOfTwitter #CentralPark #birds #birdsseenin2026
A few photos from yesterday's bird excursion to Long Island. L to R, the vagrant Bullock's Oriole, a Horned Lark and male and female Long-tailed Ducks. #birds #birdsofbluesky #nikon #nature #naturephotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography #birdnerd #birding #nybirds #birdsseenin2026 #winterbirds
An American Barn Owl seen in the Pinetum of Central Park. Great to see as it's an uncommon owl for the park! #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #fallmigration #birds #nybirds #owls #birdsofprey #barnowl
Two notable birds seen today; a Yellow-throated Warbler, seen in Carl Schurz Park and a female Baltimore Oriole, seen in Central Park. Both are late migrants. #birdcpp #NaturePhotography #BirdsOfbluesky #CentralPark #wildlife #centralparkbirds #fallmigration #birds #nybirds