Fall Migration in Central Park: Sometimes You Have to Go Back for More
Fall migration in Central Park brings unexpected birds, old friends and new discoveries. A weekend of birding reminds me why we keep coming back.
Wild New York 2027: Eleven Calendars Later, There’s Still More to Discover
Eleven calendars later, there’s still more to discover. Go behind the photographs of Wild New York 2027 and discover why this year inspired me to create something more: Beyond Wild New York 2027.
A Little Birding Goes a Long Way
Spring migration may come to an end, but the journey doesn’t. From Central Park to new places, photography workshops, friendships and unexpected wildlife encounters, I’ve discovered just how far a little birding can take you.
Spring Migration in Central Park Part 2 | Dennis Newsham
From an unforgettable Scarlet Tanager feeding frenzy to the friendships and favorite locations that make Central Park so special, Part 2 captures the heart of spring migration.
Spring Migration in Central Park: The Journey Begins
Every May, Central Park becomes one of North America’s best places to experience spring migration. Join me as I prepare for another season of birding, wildlife photography, and unforgettable mornings in New York City.
Spring Migration NYC 2026: Not Quite There Yet in Central Park & Bryant Park
Spring migration is building in New York City, with memorable sightings in Central Park and Bryant Park including ospreys, a hooded warbler, and a Virginia Rail.
Between Winter and Spring Birding in New York City
Late winter birding in New York City can feel quiet, but there is always something to find. A look back at February and March with woodcocks, hawks, and a few unexpected moments along the way.