Archive - eyy i'm walkin here

what's it like to do wildlife biology new york city?

q+a with ellen pehek, wildlife biologist and research ecologist retired from nyc parks' natural resources group

Jun 23 •

ryan mandelbirder

the major rediscovery in nyc's "most damaged" park

nevertheless the dusky salamanders persisted (i feel like i have used this subtitle before)

Jun 15 •

ryan mandelbirder

May 2025

the hidden creatures of nyc's ice age scars

salamander season, part 2!

May 16 •

ryan mandelbirder

April 2025

March 2025

the power and peril of "i don't know"

when dunning met krueger

Mar 17 •

ryan mandelbirder

February 2025

we can fix a place if we try

a big rat job for a little brown job

Feb 13 •

ryan mandelbirder

a eulogy for my least likely friend

rest in peace, beau

Feb 2

December 2024

happy holidays from the land of penguins and ice

highlights from antarctica

Dec 29, 2024 •

ryan mandelbirder

November 2024

in november, the eagle flies at mid...day

a blog about finding rare raptors in nyc

Nov 25, 2024 •

ryan mandelbirder

October 2024

an avian cure for seasonal depression

related: i have a t-shirt that says "birdwatching goes both ways"

Oct 24, 2024 •

ryan mandelbirder

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