Nature In City Enthusiast Pillows

Native trees of lexington avenue

"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."

King Kongs first christmas

"Would you look at that! New rooftop gardens, new community gardens: maybe the human race is not doomed after all..."

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

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

Painting nature.

Netsukes of New York.

Flowers in the city

Feathered frenzy

A Tree Grows In . . . Wherever.

Urban lunch

"So which bit do you think was 'nature' and which 'nurture'?"

"Bob, this is exactly how gentrification starts.

Big Apple Bears

'I hate bird watching in the city.'

A Man-Made S(T)inkhole.

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

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

The grass is always greener.

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

For All The Detroit Haters.

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

Tree in concrete jungle

A Man Hangs Sap Buckets On The Lampposts

Nature in New York City

"You've just eaten half of Chicago and wonder why you've got Gas? That's why they call it the Windy City Stupid!"

Urban therapy.

A nun feeds a flock of angels in the park.

Suburban Sightseers

Where did birds rest before utility wires?

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

Did you know there's a growing worldwide system of rails and roads that all lead to China? Did you know China's on the verge of dominating the industries of the future? Did you know China's built fifteen mega-cities? It's like having fifteen New Yorks. Did you know China's building immense undersea tunnels and super-fast high speed rail to create the world's first super-cities that'll be six times the population of New York? Oh, well ... I'm sure we're still number one in all the areas I didn't

". . . And if we all look to our left, we can see exactly what we saw an hour ago."