Baisley Pond in Queens, New York, is a small city park that plays host to a nice variety of ducks in the winter. I first went there on January 18, 2018, to see the redheads (I had never seen them before), and returned to see more redheads, plus the ring-necked ducks and whatever other ducks I could see on February 15, 2019. The February trip resulted in a video, On Baisley Pond, with a multitude of ducks and a handsome young red-tailed hawk.
Canada geese, American wigeons and redheads on Baisley Pond, February 15, 2019
American wigeons, redheads, mallard, February 15
The young red-tailed hawk we saw on February 15 was very photogenic!
A regal mute swan tests the water, February 15, 2019
Redheads and a canvasback, February 15
A mallard ready for his closeup, February 15
Ring-necked duck, Baisley Pond, February 15, 2019
A lone canvasback, February 15
A northern mockingbird, February 15
Even in winter, the plant life is stunning, February 15, 2019
A wasp or hornet nest was on the groiund at Baisley Pond, February 15, 2019