Author of Find More Birds & Birding at the Bridge, web dev @Team_eBird. Love sharing birds of Brooklyn & beyond in photos, walks, talks!
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ALT Graphic by NYC Bird Alliance, formerly NYC Audubon. Photo by Michael Rocha from Pexels, courtesy of Canva Pro. A photograph of Central Park and the Upper West Side of Manhattan, with the George Washington Bridge and Hudson River in the background. Centered on top of the photo is a white rectangle with the new NYC BIRD ALLIANCE logo superimposed. The logo is a refreshed version of NYC Audubon’s. It is a green and blue graphic of sky, buildings, grass, and water, with the outline of an American Kestrel flying. The word mark below the logo reads NYC BIRD ALLIANCE in dark green. Then the tagline: FORMERLY NYC AUDUBON in light blue.
ALT Woodcocks! Three of them. Standing in dirt bins inside a tent surrounded by artifical grass.
ALT Watercolor graphic of a whimsical outdoor scene, including a tree with several birds, grass, pollinators, and wildflowers. On the left-hand side, text reads: "NYC Audubon Lecture Series 2023-24: Narratives In Nature" "Tuesday, Nov. 14, 7-8PM EST" "The Art Of Slow Birding With Dr. Joan Strassmann" "Online Talk" "Free" "Sign Up Link In Bio." The NYC Audubon logo is in the upper right corner, with a circular photo of the author in lower center of the graphic."
ALT A comic titled "Types of mushrooms" with 12 mushroom species. A wrinkly-looking morel is labeled "creepy but tasty". A brownish deadly galerina is labeled "boring but deadly". A witch's butter on a branch is labeled "jiggles if you poke it". A large puffball is labeled "egg". A creepy red-dripping bleeding tooth fungus is labeled "deeply disconcerting". A fly agaric with a green treefrog sitting under it is labeled "frog umbrella". A black chanterelle is labeled "chalice for forbidden elixers". Three straight-stemmed entolomas are labeled "haha, nipples". A bright purple viscid violet cort is labeled "purple is nice". A birch polypore sticking out of a birch trunk is labeled "tree nose". A complex yellow-tpped coral fungus is labeled "cursed citadel where dwells a fairy queen". A Ravenel's stinkhorn is pixellated at the top for your safety, and labeled "NSFW".
