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  1. A sequence of a Palm Warbler doing its best velociraptor impersonation while chasing a fly near between the Pool and the Great Harlem Hill in Central Park.

    #palmwarbler #warblers #pool #harlemhill #centralpark #nycparks #birds #birding #birdwatching #nature #wildlife #canonphotography #lumiarneo

  2. A sequence of a Palm Warbler doing its best velociraptor impersonation while chasing a fly near between the Pool and the Great Harlem Hill in Central Park.

    #palmwarbler #warblers #pool #harlemhill #centralpark #nycparks #birds #birding #birdwatching #nature #wildlife #canonphotography #lumiarneo

  3. An American woodcock (timberdoodle) in Bryant Park from Monday. Timberdoodles (along with red-winged blackbirds, kinglets, and common grackles) are some of the earliest birds in the spring migration here in NYC.

    #timberdoodle #americanwoodcock #woodcock #sandpiper #birds #birding #birdwatching #nature #wildlife #bryantpark #nycparks #canonphotography #luminarneo

  4. An orange-legged furrow bee (Halictus rubicundus) wiping some pollen off its face in Carl Schurz Park. These are a type of sweat bee, and the same species can be either solitary or eusocial. Not sure which this one is, but it was covered in pollen and having a blast in some sunflowers.

    #orangeleggedfurrowbee #furrowbee #HalictusRubicundus #pollen #pollinators #bees #insects #bugs #entomology #sweatbees #nature #wildlife #carlschurzpark #nycparks #macro #ultramacro #venusoptics

  5. Two shots of a bee from the genus Hylaeus. This little guy is clearly related to the better known masked bees, but has a little color just over its mandibles and some extra yellow markings near the wings and on the abdomen.

    #Hylaeus #bee #bees #pollinators #nature #wildlife #insects #entomology #bugs #macro #ultramacro #luminarneo #venusoptics #canonphotography #carlschurzpark #nycparks