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Central Park Water Birds

Millions of people visit Central Park yearly. With it's abundance of birds, over 280 species, visitors from all over the world enjoy this great location for birding.

The most common waterbirds in Central Park are the Great Egret, the Black-crowned Night-Heron, and the Double-crested Cormorant.

The best places in Central Park to see waterbirds are the Reservoir, the Pond, Turtle Pond, and the Harlem Meer.

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Size: 17 items (51 items total)
[color=#ccccff]Green Heron
 
 

Green Heron

Size: 7 items
[color=#ccccff]Black-crowned Night-Heron
 
 

Black-crowned Night-Heron

Size: 4 items
[color=#ccccff]Great Egret
 
 

Great Egret

Size: 4 items
[color=#ccccff]Double-crested Cormorant
 
 

Double-crested Cormorant

Size: 6 items
[color=#ccccff]Pied-billed Grebe
 
 

Pied-billed Grebe

Size: 4 items
[color=#ccccff]American Coot
 
 

American Coot

Size: 1 item
[color=#ccccff]American Bittern
 
 

American Bittern

Size: 1 item
[color=#ccccff]Red-necked Grebe
 
 

Red-necked Grebe

Size: 2 items
[color=#ccccff]Yellow-crowned Night-Heron
 
 

Yellow-crowned Night-Heron

Size: 1 item
Great Blue Heron (juvenile)
 
 

Great Blue Heron (juvenile)

[color=#ccccff]Horned Grebe
 
 

Horned Grebe

Size: 1 item
[color=#ccccff]Snowy Egret
 
 

Snowy Egret

Size: 1 item
Virginia Rail
 
 

Virginia Rail

[color=#ccccff]Spotted Sandpiper
 
 

Spotted Sandpiper

Size: 1 item
Common Loon
 
 

Common Loon

[color=#ccccff]Solitary Sandpiper
 
 

Solitary Sandpiper

Size: 1 item
Common Gallinule aka Moorhen
 
 

Common Gallinule aka Moorhen

 
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