The Urban Bird Call
news & stories from NYC bird alliance
A Tribute to Marie Winn
Rebekah Creshkoff, NYC Bird Alliance Advisory Council | January 31, 2025
Writer and journalist Marie Winn passed away on December 25, 2024, at the age of 88. Her articles and a book about Pale Male, the City’s first resident Red-tailed Hawk, inspired a generation of wildlife advocates.
Writer and journalist Marie Winn passed away on December 25, 2024, at the age of 88. Her articles and a book about Pale Male, the City’s first resident Red-tailed Hawk, inspired a generation of wildlife advocates.
CONTINUE READING
share
Remembering Peter Rhoades Mott: A Legacy of Leadership, Birding, and Conservation
category:GENERALURBAN BIRD CALL
Jessica Wilson, NYC Bird Alliance Executive Director | January 31, 2025
NYC Bird Alliance mourns the passing of Peter Rhoades Mott, a longtime board member, dedicated leader, and passionate bird conservation advocate. Peter, who passed away on December 11, 2025 at the age of 92, left an indelible mark on the organization and the wider birding and conservation communities.
NYC Bird Alliance mourns the passing of Peter Rhoades Mott, a longtime board member, dedicated leader, and passionate bird conservation advocate. Peter, who passed away on December 11, 2025 at the age of 92, left an indelible mark on the organization and the wider birding and conservation communities.
CONTINUE READING
share
The Year of Flaco: New Exhibition Chronicles Famous NYC Owl's Impact
category:GENERAL
Suzanne Charlé | January 31, 2025
Flaco, the famous Eurasian Eagle-Owl that escaped the Central Park Zoo, captured the country’s imagination and inspired many to join the birding community. His legacy will now be celebrated in “The Year of Flaco,” an exhibition at The New York Historical, opening February 7.
Flaco, the famous Eurasian Eagle-Owl that escaped the Central Park Zoo, captured the country’s imagination and inspired many to join the birding community. His legacy will now be celebrated in “The Year of Flaco,” an exhibition at The New York Historical, opening February 7.
CONTINUE READING
share