Central Park Birds
Ellen Michaels, formerly a model, is currently a bird and wildlife photographer focusing on photos from the world-renowned Central Park in NYC.
Millions of people visit Central Park yearly. With its abundance of birds, nearly 300 species year-round, visitors from all over the world enjoy this great location for birding.
The best time to see birds in Central Park is during spring migration, April-May, and fall migration, August-November.
Through my decades of photographing birds, I have found that the best places to discover the birds of Central Park are the dense canopies of the Ramble and the water paths and winding dirt paths of the North Woods.
Click on photos to view larger size pictures of the birds of Central Park.
If you would like to license high-resolution images for publication, please email me at EllenMichaels@ymail.com.
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![[color=#ccccff]Cedar Waxwing](/d/96-33/central_park_waxwings.jpg "[color=#ccccff]Cedar Waxwing")
![[color=#ccccff]Blue Jay](/d/1287-8/blue_jay.jpg "[color=#ccccff]Blue Jay")
![[color=#ccccff]Eastern Bluebird](/d/1042-8/eastern_bluebird.jpg "[color=#ccccff]Eastern Bluebird")
![[color=#ccccff]Red-winged Blackbird](/d/1141-6/red-winged_blackbird.jpg "[color=#ccccff]Red-winged Blackbird")
![[color=#ccccff]Rock Pigeon](/d/1289-6/rock_pigeon.jpg "[color=#ccccff]Rock Pigeon")
![[color=#ccccff]Baltimore Oriole](/d/1277-6/baltimore_oriole.jpg "[color=#ccccff]Baltimore Oriole")
