Photos From the Field
The Bronx River is so much more beautiful and serene than I would have guessed. Strongly recommend getting out there for a paddle!
Get to know the Bronx River!
PROTECT PIGEONS!
From the pigeon hospital on the Upper West Side.
From the pigeon hospital on the Upper West Side.
This is a former dump in Staten Island.
Railroad Park in Queens where a dang coyote lives.
Ladybug living her best life at Cadman Plaza.
Steve Duncan (the real life Eli Cash?!) popping open a Greenwich Village manhole cover to reveal the streaming Minetta Brook below.
BUILD THE QUEENSWAY!
Baby geese at the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge.
New Yorkers flocking out to see the mandarin duck, aka the gucci duck
The view from Dead Horse Bay.
The Cat Cafe in Brooklyn Heights.
A wood duck
Swinburne Island, home of hella seals.
Real birders looking for the female painted bunting in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Two ducks considering the Gownaus Canal in Brooklyn.
Shipworm ravaged pilings at Brooklyn Bridge Park.
One fine ass pigeon.
Hella seagulls at Brooklyn Bridge Park.
The same former dump.
Red tail hawk chilling at Brooklyn Bridge Park
The author stands atop recycled oyster shells on Governor’s Island.
There’s a much bigger “high line” out in Queens.
Careful out there, folks.
One of New York City’s two bee cops attending a swarm in Times Square.
The mandarin duck in Central Park.
Glass Bottle Beach at Dead Horse Bay.
The mandarin duck among normie ducks.
Heron in Central Park
Brooklyn Grange rooftop farm in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
An unattended chicken I saw the last night I lived in Chinatown back in 2013.
A raccoon on Remsen Street in Brooklyn Heights.
The extant Tibbetts Brook in Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx.
More from the pigeon hospital on the Upper West Side.