Yesterday we told you it was going to be “warbler heaven” at the Garden for the next week or two, and here’s some proof!
Prothonotary Warbler by NYBG Member Laura Meyers
This photo is used by permission of Laura. See more of her fabulous photos on her website: www.laurameyers.com and on her blog: Bird’s Eyes and Butterflies.
Tags: birding, birds, Migratory Birds, new york city, The New York Botanical Garden, Warblers
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