There were 25 bird watchers on the Saturday morning bird walk. We had a very 
productive day and watched some interesting bird behavior. Highlights include: 
GREY CATBIRD, Great Horned Owls, Hooded Mergansers and Winter Wren. 

Red tailed hawks- 4
We observed an immature hawk make a kill, by the Bronx River, swooping low over 
the Mallards -causing quite a flurry- but his ultimate goal was a pigeon, which 
he caught and ate while we watched. 
Cooper's Hawk-1
Sharp Shinned Hawk-1
Great Horned Owls-2
Our GHOs are still courting and we are hopeful they will have a successful nest 
this year. 
House Finch- 16
Fox Sparrow-4
Four Fox Sparrows traveling together from brush to shrub then tree. Not a 
common sight at the garden. 
White throated sparrow-5
House sparrow-1
American Goldfinch-2
Winter Wren-1
American Crow-2
American Robin-75+
The Robins were out of the trees and on the Conservatory lawn looking for 
worms. 
Grey Catbird-1
Tufted Titmouse-8
Chickadee-15+
Downy woodpecker-2
Red bellied woodpecker-2
Northern Mockingbird-2
Northern Cardinal-4
Mourning Dove-2
Dark eyed Junco-12
White breasted Nuthatch-1
Blue Jay-8
Mallards-25+
Hooded Mergansers-2

Good Birding,
Debbie Becker
BirdingAroundNYC.com

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