Category: Carolina Wren

• The Osprey Labor Day Tradition and Notes on Early Fall Migration

  

  In 2023 and 2024, I took pictures of an Osprey perched in the tree on September 1, so this year’s landing makes it three years in a row for that exact date.

  Teri Tynes

  September 4, 2025

  Black-and-white Warbler, Carolina Wren, Eastern Wood-Pewee, fall migration, Inwood Hill Park, Osprey, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Salt Marsh, social media

  birding, Inwood Hill Park, photography, Salt Marsh

• The Wonderful Twos of a Black-crowned Night Heron

  

  This summer, both juvenile and adult Black-crowned Night Herons were observed at the Salt Marsh. An immature heron, recently spotted, exemplifies the gradual transition to adulthood, marked by the fading of juvenile markings and developing features. Additionally, fall migration activities are beginning, coinciding with the artist’s new seasonal artwork offerings for sale.

  Teri Tynes

  September 24, 2024

  Artwork, Belted Kingfisher, Black-crowned Night Heron, Carolina Wren, fall migration, Inwood Hill Park, Salt Marsh

  birding, birds, nature, photography, wildlife

• The Wrens of Inwood

  

  In the past few weeks with the arrival of colder weather, I have spotted one or two Winter Wrens in the forest understory of Inwood Hill Park. The migrating wrens will sometimes be seen near Carolina Wrens, a regular bird of the forest, as they share similar behaviors.  Every birdwatcher in the park has come…

  Teri Tynes

  December 13, 2023

  Artwork, birdwatching, Carolina Wren, Winter Wren, Wrens

  bird art, Carolina Wren, fine arts, Inwood Hill Park, nature illustration, Winter Wren