City Dwellers Finding Nature Pillows

"Okay...maybe it's true... Maybe I should get the kids out of the house more often."

"Look, he just wants to apologize for scaring the daylights out of you yesterday. ... Mr. Squirrel? ..."

"Isn't the universe wonderful?" "I thought there was supposed to be fireworks."

Highlights From The Annual Central Park Country Fair

"Why do I feel like your mother is going to blame this on my cleaning?"

"I wouldn't take the name 'dog strangling vine' literally."

Flowers in the city

Due to public pressure international wildlife groups give the Canada goose the official status of 'annoying.'

Painting nature.

Feathered frenzy

A Tree Grows In . . . Wherever.

"Here's my plan. We grow our roots for 30 years until they crack the cement, which dismantles the fence. Then we just push it ove and make a break for it. You in?"

Urban lunch

"You've been a very bad man and we like that. So now, we're going to send you to London."

Big Apple Bears

Man feeding coffee to birds from park bench.

"I was born an urban bird and I'll die an urban bird."

'I hate bird watching in the city.'

'A high-rise block of flats would give many people a chance to enjoy a rural life...'

The grass is always greener.

Taken By Surprise

Man on mobile phone has a bird sitting on the antenae.

Nature in New York City

"Rats, we have to move out: Looks like the Internet is down, the kids are coming out with a ball to play..."

A Man Hangs Sap Buckets On The Lampposts

'We now call it the green light district, because everyone's degradable.'

The Badlands! A dry and deserted landscape where deadly rattlesnakes and packs of sharp-toothes coyotes roam the night looking for prey. And also, Fifi.

"Look, why don’t you just come down and talk to him? He wants to make up."

Urban therapy.

Suburban Sightseers

A nun feeds a flock of angels in the park.

Native trees of lexington avenue

"Please hurry, Hilary. Your soup's getting dirty."

"Yes, I've seen a few changes."

Where did birds rest before utility wires?