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Red-tailed hawk at the NY Botanical Garden amazon1nyc 67 views An adult red-tailed hawk sits on top of a nest in a corner of the Library building at the New York Botanical Garden
The Owls in the Forest amazon1nyc 208 views The great-horned owls of the New York Botanical Garden photographed by me. There are four as of April, 2009. The adult male, adult female, and their two chicks.
Mystery Birds @ NY Botanical Garden amazon1nyc 77 views Dozens of these mystery birds were skimming the water at the twin lakes area of the New York Botanical Garden. It was very difficult to track them with camera. Couldn't g...
Red-tailed Hawk in flight amazon1nyc 275 views A red-tailed hawk rides the wind currents in the skies high above the New York Botanical Garden
Great-horned owl & 2 chicks Pt. 2 amazon1nyc 57 views Two owl chicks and their mommy inside a tree hollow of the New York Botanical Garden's native forest while Dad watches on a tree branch nearby. Although you can only s...
Great-horned owl & 2 chicks amazon1nyc 142 views A great-horned owl mommy and her two chicks deep inside the hollow of a dead tree at the New York Botanical Garden
Geese and turtles amazon1nyc 59 views Two Canadian Geese go for a swim while their turtle neighbors sun bathe at the New York Botanical Garden
duckvsgoose amazon1nyc 22 views A duck gets chased away by a Canadian goose at the New York Botanical Garden
Rabbit amazon1nyc 23 views A young rabbit having an afternoon snack at the New York Botanical Garden.
Canadiangeese amazon1nyc 11 views Canadian geese strut their stuff at the New York Botanical Garden

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Videos shot by me at the New York Botanical Garden, 250 acres of natural splendor located in the borough of the Bronx. One of my favorite spots is the 50-acre native forest. The entire garden is home to fine-feathered and four-legged friends of all types including frogs, turtles, beavers, red-tailed hawks, great-horned owls and too many other species of birds to count. For more info, or to join go to www.nybg.org.

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