As of this morning (12/3), the Barnacle Goose was still there, and at
least 4 Canadas had yellow neck bands (didn't get the numbers). The
Horned Larks stopped by, as well.
Ardith Bondi
On 12/3/12 2:39 PM, Anders Peltomaa wrote:
Hi Ethan and all,
The Canada Goose with yellow neck collar is the same goose that was in
Inwood Hill Park when some of us saw the Barnacle Goose there (
November 11
to 15). I saw and photographed both birds on the twelfth and sent in a
report.
Here's part of the text in the automated confirmation email:
Marker_info: Neck collar: RY87 Black on Yellow
Species: Canada Goose
How obtained: Sight record: identified by color band, marked plumage or
marker other than standard, numbered metal band.
Status of Bird/Band: Alive - Unknown/Left On Bird
Remarks: Canada Goose with plastic yellow neck collar seen in a flock of
about 60 Canada Goose in which also one Barnacle Goose was present.
Seen in
Inwood Hill Park on upper Manhattan.
Date of recovery: Nov 12, 2012
I have not heard back from them about where the CANG was banded.
Anders Peltomaa
Manhattan
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Barnacle Goose was still at the VCP Parade Grounds at 4:30pm yesterday,
staying somewhat removed from (to the north of) the main group of about
1,000 Canada Geese. Also of note was one Canada Goose with a yellow neck
band, code RY87. Didn't get a good enough look at it to see if it had any
leg or other metal bands. I entered a report of it on the USGS website (
reportband.gov) and perhaps a match will reveal something as to the
origins
of this flock (and maybe even the Barnacle Goose). Will post update if
the
data matches.
Ethan Goodman
NY, NY
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