Snooty Brooklyn Birds

So I'm walking down one of the snooty Park Slope Brooklyn NY streets in late Fall and meet a really nice New York State Assemblyman. He's looking up, which means that it's either going to rain, or a bird just cast a viscous ballot his way. Well, I was sort of half right, because he was contemplating an abandoned bird's nest. In point of fact, the nest was deserted for the winter because it's rumored that all Park Slope high rise nest owners have condo's in Las Vegas.

With trees denuded of their masking foliage, what a cool way to find out how to live in this area without having to pay an outlandish rent or mortgage. These photos were taken on just one block. Maybe the Assemblyman was figuring out a way of legally registering them to vote. This is New York City, you know.

This is what happens when you get married and spend six months in the same

nest with the in-laws.

Of course, pigeons are the ultimate urban aficionados. They revel in the delights of the city throughout the year. For these intrepid denizens of high-rise living (particularly those in Brooklyn), winter opens up a new dimension in rent free luxury. When air conditioners come out, the pigeons move in... partaking in the cavernous pleasures of a newly renovated apartment. I wonder if they have cable TV and an internet connection?

[Puppy to Adult] [Brooklyn Aquarium] [Napoleon's Freedom Flight] [Japanese Garden]

[Botanic Gardens] [Coney Island] [Halloween] [WTC 911 Moonscape] [Mammals] [Dinosaurs] [Armory Art]

[NYC Subway] [Brooklyn Zoo] [Eyes] [Bronze Beauties] [Bonsai & Orchids] [Central Park Zoo]

[Dinosaur Diorama] [Birds at the Museum] [Doggie Snow Play] [More Bronze Beauties] [Baboon Zoo Baby]

[Cherry Blossoms] [A Bug's Eye View] [Butterfly Smorgasbord] [Gorillas of the Bronx] [Da Bronx Zoo]

[Rose Drops] [Frisbee Frolics] [Viagra Corpse Flower] [High Rise Brooklyn Boids] [Ice Age Mammals]

[Park Slope Brooklyn]

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