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Neighborhood News in Greenpoint and Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Tag: Birds

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Posted inNews

Greenpoint Parks: The Underdog of NYC Birding

by Steph ChedidAugust 17, 2021August 16, 2021

The best time to bird is mornings before 11 a.m. and after 3-4 p.m

Posted inCommunity

Meet The Bird Lady of Greenpoint

by Jody DooJuly 9, 2021July 9, 2021

Meet our local avian enthusiast.

Posted inCulture

A Talk With Farmer, Bird Maven, & Wildlife Illustrator Annie Novak at Kingsland Wildflowers, + Rooftop Tour and Bird Beer! (10/11)

by SponsoredOctober 9, 2017October 12, 2017

We’ve written about Greenpointer, rooftop gardener and farming renaissance woman Annie Novak before—she heads up the Eagle Street Rooftop Farm (44 Eagle St), founded Growing Chefs, is manager of the Edible […]

Posted inEnvironmental

McCarren Park’s Insta-Famous Hipster Hawk

by Megan PenmannJuly 26, 2017July 27, 2017

If you’re like many of us, you’ve probably seen a hip-looking hawk roaming about McCarren Park. Whether he’s sunbathing on a Pendleton blanket with a Turkey’s Nest Margarita or simply […]

Posted inSponsored

Kingsland Wildflowers Roof Tour And Earth Day Talk This Saturday!

by SponsoredApril 18, 2017April 20, 2017

What: NYC Audubon presents “My Yard Is For The Birds: The Things Birds Look For In Urban and Suburban Yards, and Why They Need To Be There” When: Saturday, April 22, […]

Posted inCommunity, Events, News

Help Make McGolrick an “Urban Oasis”

by GinaMay 19, 2014

When you think of Urban Oasis, McGolrick Park might not come immediately to mind. Although it is much more quiet (and less trampled) than it’s more promiscuous sister (McCarren… ’cause […]

Posted inShopping

Our Spring Market is for the Birds!

by Jen GMarch 28, 2014March 27, 2014

When I think of Spring, I think of sparrows chirping, woodpeckers uh… pecking and mockingbirds kicking people’s asses in Transmitter Park! Our Spring Market on 4/13/14 – will not leave […]

Posted inCommunity

Great Backyard Bird Count Happening Now – Just Look In Your Yard! (2/14-17)

by Jen GFebruary 15, 2014February 15, 2014

I was so excited to see birds starting to use the new feeders we put up in our new backyard. At first it was just sparrows and starlings with some […]

Posted inCulture

(Updated) Badass Bird: Kestrel on McGuinness Blvd.

by Jen GAugust 9, 2013August 10, 2013

Since this posting I have investigated further and believe that the bird pictured is in fact an American Kestrel – which are just as bad ass birds of prey. In […]

Posted inCommunity, Events

Birdwatching On Maspeth Creek Tomorrow (4/26)

by Jen GApril 25, 2013April 22, 2013

Birding season is upon us! Our feathery friends are returning from their winter vacations and making nests and making babies! Man, I wish I didn’t have to go to dumb […]

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