The Verrazano Narrows Bridge area seems to be a hotbed of wildlife activity—a deer, a whale, and a kitten are just some of the recent sightings to happen over there. And now a Sheepshead Bites reader spotted this Snowy Owl by bridge, at the entrance of New York Harbor. The site wonders what it's doing here, noting:
Gorgeous Snowy Owl Spotted In NYC!
Photos: Long-Eared Owl Chills Out On An AC Unit
Reader Suzanne Abbott sent us these beautiful photographs of an owl in Inwood, "This morning as I raised my window shade I was greeted by a Long-Eared Owl across the way. He has been there all day and I have spoken to the Park Rangers who said that these owls are very rare in New York and very skittish so it is unusual to see them up close like this."
PATH Uses Cute Animals So Customers Act Nicer
Over the past few weeks, the PATH system has been unveiling some of its new courtesy posters over Twitter. And when they unleashed this poster of kittens on the public, reactions have ranged from "SRSLY, please tell me these new posters aren't real" (via) and "Totally in favor of this new PATH courtesy sign" (via). What do you think?
More Legal Trouble for Housewife Kelly Bensimon
Bravo's alleged boyfriend-beating "housewife" is at it again. Page Six now reports that Kelly Bensimon allegedly stole an idea for a jewelry piece from a former Elle Accessories co-worker, Celeste Greenberg. The story goes like this: Greenberg procured a vintage owl pendant for then editor-in-chief Bensimon to wear for photo shoots, and together they promptly made a deal to manufacture a replica of the design. Trouble is, those verbal agreements are always so tricky. Greenberg is now filing a lawsuit that claims Bensimon "cut Greenberg out and went ahead and manufactured the pendant on her own," which she currently sells for $325 and has been happily hawking the piece during her Real Housewives screen time.

