A collection of posts featuring photographs of New York City (usually Brooklyn) photos taken by the NLJ.
What began as an attempt to photograph a pretty pigeon in Forest Hills turned into an exciting photoshoot of a frantic nest-building bird.
A pigeon’s visit to a Brooklyn statue of Christopher Columbus inspires a piece on the history of the depiction of the brave explorer.
The story of how two New Leaf Journal authors rescued a pigeon in need.
Photographs of a pigeon struggling to eat berries as it stands on a small limb in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
The fourth pigeon is always the trickiest.
Pigeon profiles.
A photograph of a striking white and brown pigeon on a ledge in Downtown Brooklyn’s Cadman Plaza.
Pidgeons need not fly the chicken coop when Brooklyn restaurants leave chicken coop-esque “dining sheds” for pigeons to explore.
A pigeon on a limb proves that while pigeons are not heavy in absolute terms, the effect of weight is relative.
This is one of the posts that comes to you exactly as advertised. Expect to see a pigeon standing on a step in Sunset Park.
The title of this article is “The Pigeon on a Step.” You will be surprised to know that it features two photos of a pigeon on a step.
〜Just a pigeon in a puddle〜