Webber's Life List
And God said, "Let the water teem with living creatures, and let birds fly above the Earth across the vault of the sky."
— Genesis 1:20
Hover over or tap images in the gallery below for additional infomation! For full resolution images, click on the image titles.
-
Canada Goose
Branta Canadensis
Immediately after taking this photo, I stood back up and looked around.
After seeing five other different photographers within my line of sight, I made an important realization:
New York City, the biggest city on the East Coast, is PACKED with competitive and highly skilled photographers.
Good thing I'm only doing this for fun!
Picture taken at The Pool in Central Park, located within New York City.
-
Blue Jay
Cyanocitta Cristata
As I was putting together the 3.0.0 Webbersite update, I heard the distinct squaks of Blue Jays, who are frequent nesters on my college campus around this time of year.
Since I live on the highest floor of my residence hall, I thought I might be able to take a good picture of these noisy jays.
Lo and behold, there were two brilliantly blue jays perched hardly fifteen feet from my window!
-
House Wren
Haemorhous Mexicanus
Despite being a woefully overcast day, a pair of House Wrens (a male and a female) came by where I was sitting on my porch. From what I can tell, they're considering if the tree in my front yard would be a good spot to nest!
-
American Robin
Turdus Migratorius
What symbolises the return of spring more than this lovely robin and his worm?
-
Mallard
Anas Platyrhyncho
With its striking blue highlight bordered by two white wing bars, the Mallard is an iconic waterfowl.
Picture taken in Central Park, located within New York City.
-
White-throated Sparrow
Zonotrichia Albicollis
Althrough this sparrow tried to blend in with the common House Sparrow, it's distinctive yellow lores give it away.
-
Artic Tern
Sterna Paradisaea
Picture taken at Jones Beach State Park, New York.
-
Ring-Billed Gull
Larus Delawarensis
Picture taken at Jones Beach State Park, New York.
-
House Sparrow
Passer Domesticus
I was taking a break from walking around the New York Botanical Garden when this little guy got curious and hopped right next to me!
-
Red-winged Blackbird
Agelaius Phoeniceus
I had scarcely a second to put my lunch down and whip out my video camera when I saw this blackbird's titular red wing.
-
-
-
American Crow
Corvus Brachyrhynchos
Picture taken in my backyard in Queens, New York.
-
Mourning Dove
Zenaida Macroura
Picture taken in my backyard in Queens, New York.