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Exciting news! My book is finally available on Amazon. ‘CENTRAL PARK FOUR SEASONS OF BIRDLIFE' is a reference guide to explore the history, secrets, and threats of NYC birds, accompanied by my award-winning bird photos. Thank you for your support ❤️ amzn.to/436E1fN
I am sadenned to hear about Marie Winn's passing last week. Her book and stories about the Pale Male will remain as a source of inspiration for many of us forever 🌹#mariewinn #palemale #centralpark – at New York, USA
📢 I'll be talking in Montphoto Fest next October 4th about the dangers of glass on migratory birds. The conservation project was recently awarded with the Fritz Pölking Prize 2024 gdtfoto.de/seiten/fpp-galler…
European Bee-eater practicing morning yoga on his favorite perch. Spain, 2024. corderonature.com
European Roller in Caceres, Spain. Spring 2024. corderonature.com
I'm honored to have one of my images selected in the Top100 of the Audubon Photography Awards 2024. Thanks to the jury from @audubonsociety for this recognition. Check out the selected image here corderonature.com
New name, same work 🐣 🐦 🕊 Welcome @nycbirdalliance !
NYC Audubon is thrilled to share the NEW name of our organization. We’re now NYC Bird Alliance 🎉

ALT Graphic by NYC Bird Alliance, formerly NYC Audubon. Photo by Michael Rocha from Pexels, courtesy of Canva Pro. A photograph of Central Park and the Upper West Side of Manhattan, with the George Washington Bridge and Hudson River in the background. Centered on top of the photo is a white rectangle with the new NYC BIRD ALLIANCE logo superimposed. The logo is a refreshed version of NYC Audubon’s. It is a green and blue graphic of sky, buildings, grass, and water, with the outline of an American Kestrel flying. The word mark below the logo reads NYC BIRD ALLIANCE in dark green. Then the tagline: FORMERLY NYC AUDUBON in light blue.
Black-and-white Warbler, New York. Portrait series.
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These are the three Ring-necked Ducks that visited the CP Reservoir earlier this week corderonature.com
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I came across this lovely Piping Plover last week. Rather than migrating south, this individual remains near its breeding ground in Long Island this winter. Stay safe and healthy, little buddy!
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Harlequin Duck in Long Island, NY. corderonature.com
This Northern Hawk Owl was working as a lighting director on our trip to Canada corderonature.com
Explosive Wood Duck in Central Park, New York corderonature.com
Guess my wingspan. Northern Shoveler at Central Park, New York corderonature.com
Drake Northern Shoveler with the last rays of sun on one of the shortest days of the year at @CentralParkNYC New York corderonature.com
Hybridization is more common among waterfowl than in any other bird group, making identification a little tricky. This is one example: a long-lingering Snow goose x Brant hybrid spotted in Brooklyn NYC corderonature.com
Our bird photography trip to Shawangunk was a success, we got Red-tailed Hawks, Rough-legged Hawks, Northern Harriers and the best Short-eared Owl shots corderonature.com





















