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About Me
- Julie Feinstein
- I am a Collection Manager at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. I live in Brooklyn. Most mornings I walk a few blocks to the subway station. I get off the train at 59th street in Manhattan and walk a mile along Central Park West through one of the most urban settings in the world. I see a nonhuman mammal or two, a few dozen birds, and a variety of intriguing insects every day; this blog is a collection of stories about them.
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I recently visited Manhattan and was surprised at the number of species of wildlife I noticed while walking. One night, I crossed paths with a rat who was scurrying down the street, keeping close to the curb. I thought that if there is not already a Field Guide to Manhattan Wildlife, someone surely should write one. I am delighted to find your blog.
ReplyDeleteHi Barb, Thank you. I am grateful for glimpses of city wildlife too. The book I wrote includes wildlife common in most cities and suburbs across the United States. Best regards, Julie
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