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Thank you so very much for sharing your lovely pictures. I am so happy to have found this site. I will share it we my friends.
Bless you
Adele
 Lesser Yellowlegs in Flight
Adele Williams, United States
Jul 20, 2007
Those Piping Plover photos are just fabulous! Keep up the good work.
Bob
Bob Bartunian
Jun 29, 2007
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warbler fanatic here-eager to see your work!
 Bald Eagle Dropping Fish
Dale Peterson
Mar 10, 2007
Just read your article in Outdoor Photographer. Love your work! I really dig the photograph of the Heron snagging a crayfish.
Mark, Canada
Mar 09, 2007
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Cal,
It was a surprise to see photos of the Monk Parrot (also often called a Quaker Parrot)among your recent work. As you probably know, they are colonizing various areas of New York City.
My daughter owns a Quaker which is now about 8 years old. Amazing talker and great problem solver.
My wife and I have enjoyed your Birds of Central Park book. I've seen you shooting in the park quite a few times but you've always been so engrossed in your shooting that I havent wanted to disturb you.
I spend a lot of time shooting in the park myself. Mostly macro and general landscape.
Regards.
Rich
Rich Borovoy, United States
Dec 12, 2006
Terrific photos. Just amazing stuff...
Peter
Dec 01, 2006
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Cal,
A Snowy Owl in Long Island?! Gee, you really do find them, don\'t you?
Love the photo of the Red-Tail Hawk (PaleMale? Lola?) in flight. Looks like a dive-bomber ready to drop its load! What skill! What agility! What beautiful creatures those Red-Tails are...
Thanks for all your photos. Keep up the Gallery. I enjoy it so much.
SusanLM from Long Branch, NJ
SusanLM
Feb 08, 2006
Hey Cal...
I loved that photo of the Jay and the fishing lure. Sent the URL to pal in Minnesota who loves to fish.
Also, REALLY digging the GHO fluffing out photos! Thanks for your beautiful work. HOpe you can get to Florida sometime and get the woodstorks on film they are so incredible, especially when they fly in formation. It\'s one of my favorite birding sights. Hard to catch on film though..but you could probably do it! Take care.
 Virginia Rail
annie lindstrom
Jan 19, 2006
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