ALT First of year palm warbler perched looking to camera at Central Park Pool post-eclipse Monday. Photo by Sandra Beltrao ©2024

ALT Mourners gather to remember celebirdy Eurasian Eagle-Owl Flaco at the memorial site of his favorite oak tree in Central Park, Sunday, 25th February, 2024. Photo by Sandra Beltrao ©️ 2024. Permission to use image with credit.

ALT A dead Black-and-white Warbler is held by a collision monitor in Lower Manhattan. Photo by Winston Qin.

ALT This stunned female Yellow-rumped Warbler was a fall migration collision victim in Lower Manhattan. Photo by Winston Qin.

ALT An injured Yellow-rumped Warbler (right) bleeding from the beak is handled by a Project Safe Flight volunteer before being transported to the Wild Bird Fund. Photo by Winston Qin.

ALT a blue and green colored, flat graphic depicting a map of New York City and its five boroughs, with each borough a different color. White and gray arrows point to specific points on the map in Staten Island and The Bronx. There is an inset picture of a small yellow and gray songbird being held in the fingertips of a person on the right side of the graphic. The following words appear, from top to bottom: “VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY! WE NEED COLLISION MONITORS IN THE BRONX AND STATEN ISLAND!”, “Morris Park/ Albert Einstein School of Medicine”, “Survey select buildings in these two neighborhoods between 6-8am to make our urban environment safer for birds!”, “Help us protect birds from collisions!”, “Richmond Terrace”, “Request more info by emailing Community Science Manager Katherine Chen at kchen@nycaudubon.org”.