kelseyelagunas.bsky.social
mom of 2, restaurant event coordinator, avid law and crime reader, and amateur Manhattan birder. https://ebird.org/profile/NzcxMjEzNg/US-NY-061
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Oh that’s sad to watch I am curious if they will hatch sometimes they have a sense when the eggs won’t
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I saw that today. It was too windy in my area for it to fly straight so no one could read it
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He’s just chilling under your tree!!! Omg
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Oh I love him!! So close that’s really cool. The past few days it’s been harder for me to get close up. The mockingbirds have put on a good fight, keeping them on the other side of the Amtrak train tracks.
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I remember the first time I came upon one of these! I was maybe six and practicing somersaults underwater I had no idea that snakes lived there 😂
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So good!
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You mean like groups of masked armed men driving around abducting Americans?
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Same same same you’ll have to drag me kicking and screaming from this city. Everyone asks if I would rather live in suburbs with two young kids. That’s a big fat no.
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Hiding in plain sight smack dab in the middle! I actually got this in the middle of a bunch of empty shots of an empty tree and was surprised that I ended up with him at all!
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That’s one thing I regret about not having a backyard. It must be nice to follow the family overtime, but also could lead to some heartbreak as well I suppose!
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Ya I did some googling this has happened a couple times and doesn’t end well. Usually, the young red tail horse is brought home as food, but when it gets to the mask if it’s still alive, it will start begging for food and the hormones confuse the parents, but then they eventually will stop feeding
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Yeah I need to know more about this weird family
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OK now I’m confused because the first one to flooded. She was actually 02 might not have actually fledged and was just hiding underneath cause it just popped up into camera view. I’m gonna need a breakdown of what’s really going on here. Oh one walked away nicely from her fall off the wall.
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The first ledge slipped off quietly around 19:20 honestly you barely even noticed it go number two debated for another 25 minutes did a beautiful ledge and then decided to land on the wall of the building. After a minute of clinging it dropped down the cameras look like they’re trying to find it.
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Ooh good that’s so exciting! This is my first season tuning in to all of this.
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They’re in a full on turf battle with mockingbirds there’s diving and mobbing everywhere and still nobody noticing!
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The pics turned out super cool even if there are hundreds lol
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They do that so often ya know 😂
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Me today trying to get a swallow with an iPhone 🤡
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Omg these are amazing pictures!! I have a family by me on riverside in upper west manhattan. Beautiful. What surprises me is that no one in our park seems to notice them! Two were right outside the playground and left right alone. I am fond of one and keep an eye on him from my binoculars!
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It depends on the situation, but this one is definitely screaming😂😂 it was like three red wing blackbird males versus every single field day being hosted at Central Park for Manhattan schools. He put up a good fight.
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