This cute gal in the neighborhood was willing to pose for me on a really cold wintry day.
I have been exploring more of my local neighborhood for birds since it has been difficult to get around too far because of the snow. The two times this weekend I visited Thompkins Square Park, I was able to get pictures of this beautiful Red-tailed Hawk as he was perched on a snowy branch in the middle of Thompkins Square Park.
The Northern Cardinal is becoming the quintessential “bird in the snow” for me.
The Tufted Titmouse appears to have lots of personality. According to information on the Cornell Lab site – the quiet but eager expression of the Tufted Titmouse matches the way they flit through canopies, hang from twig-ends, and drop in to bird feeders
I really enjoy pictures of birds in snow. They look so pristine against a white background especially this white bird.
This Red-Tailed Hawk landed on the railing of my balcony in the East Village. Does not get much better than this when I can take a picture of a Red-tailed Hawk from the warmth of my livingroom.