Bird sightings from Brooklyn
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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 Graphic by NYC Audubon. Photo of a Yellow Warbler perches on a flowering tree branch. The NYC Audubon logo is in the lower right hand side. A semi-transparent light green text box is on the left side of the graphic, with the mandarin characters and english translation of the following: "Mandarin-English Bilingual Birding at Kissena Park. Sunday, May 12 10-11am. Free! Register here." A QR code forwards to the event registration page.
ALT A group of birders with binoculars and cameras standing on a road in front of a forest
ALT A blue indigo bunting sings from a thin branch, backed by green.
ALT A close-up of a orchid with a pink pouch and purplish leaves, supported by a green stem.
ALT A view from a pedestrian bridge of the trees of Brooklyn Bridge Park, backed by the lower Manhattan skyline and the New York harbor
ALT An image of speckled, Herring Gull eggs resting on a nest of sedum with New York City skyscrapers towering in the distance. In the left foreground is the old NYC Audubon logo of a bird flying over buildings and habitat with the organization’s old name, “NYC Audubon,” written below. To the right are the words, “CHANGING OUR NAME, KEEPING OUR MISSION.”
ALT A seagull holds a large piece of bread deep in its bill
ALT Side view of same seagull holding a large piece of bread deep in its bill
ALT A white shorebird with a pale gray cap looks down its long, thin bill, surrounded by ripples in the water