5.23.2009
2.23.2009
Urban Neighbors: Images of NYC Wildlife
The New York Public Library has a cornucopia of online exhibitions, and I was pleasantly surprised to happen upon its not-so-new but still worthwhile Urban Neighbors exhibit on urban fauna, with sections on historical neighbors, street and backyard neighbors, shore and wetland neighbors, tiny neighbors, salt and freshwater neighbors, etc.
Gliding through these images (samples of which appear on this page), you'll find your rats and pigeons, of course, but you'll also find your snakes, woodpeckers, frogs, raccoons, osprey, dragonflies, and even whales. 
The exhibit includes a sighting log of NYC wildlife and a list of further resources for those seeking to explore urban wildlife more fully.
8.16.2008
Recent Things
Morning walk.
The web.
Pumpkin.
Hail!
Freaked out rabbit in hailstorm's aftermath.
Fallen moth.
Garlic harvest.
Daisies at the end of their rope.
Blueberries.
A morning walk in the forest.
7.25.2008
Recent Things
Tiny bee on a shallot blossom.
Bumblebee on knapweed.
Ghost in the woods.
Frog in puddle after heavy rain.
Bumblebee on burdock blossom.
Moth on lily.
A view.
A fabulous worm.
Pumpkin overrunning a lazy gardener's watering can.
Bumblebee on bee balm, a native mint.
7.10.2008
7.09.2008
Recent Things
Cocoon.
Dragonfly.
Snail among milkweed.
Dog toy #1 (the joy of found objects)
Dog toy #2 (the joy of found objects)
Bumble bee, old fence, vetch.
Honeybee working linden blossoms.
Juvenile bluebird.
Shallot scapes.
Batty moth.
