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Category: Fauna

The animal kingdom is at our mercy. Will we preserve it?

Blue Sparks
April 22, 2023
Birds, New York
Visiting Jones Beach today for a sandy weekend run despite the high tide, I saw the usual shore birds including oyster catchers, but it was a flock of tree swallows that won my...
A Matter of Scale
September 11, 2022
Birds, Fauna, Hydrosphere, New York
On an outing to Montauk yesterday I was treated with whales, spinner dolphins in the distance and a few seals poking their head through the rolling surf, which had attracted many...
The Butterflies
August 17, 2022
Fauna, Photoblogs, Science
On a recent Long Island outing, we found lovely pollinators that managed to momentarily dull a mindful of existential puzzles and quiet down those chaotically newsworthy echoes...
Close Encounters of the Small Kind
August 13, 2022
Fauna, Macro, New York, Photoblogs
After stating in a recent post that "nobody likes bugs", I decided to prove myself wrong, go back to the source and look at the little devils with a new eye. Or rather an old...
Invading the Hood
August 1, 2022
Fauna, New York
On a recent visit to Staten Island's Conference House Park, the lanternflies were everywhere. There were insect highways going up tree trunks, and more annoyingly, they'd fall...
Mighty Wings
July 5, 2022
Birds
The Maine eagle gathering in the first pictures below is a seasonal occurrence. The birds of prey gather to feast on alewives in a small tidal estuary where the fish are corralled...