Birds of Inwood

A visual journal exploring the birds of Inwood and Northern Manhattan by Teri Tynes

Sightings Winter 2026 – January 2026

Regular sightings for the month of January 2026.

First Bird of 2026 – Cooper’s Hawk

At first light, I saw a Cooper’s Hawk from my kitchen window. The first picture is with the window closed. For the second picture, I opened the window. It was cold today in NYC, with an early morning snow squall.

Cooper’s Hawk. January 1, 2026
Cooper’s Hawk. January 1, 2026

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