[nysbirds-l] Do you have half hour to help 3/25 gull/waterfowl count in NY LIS waters?

2017-03-19 Thread Thomas Robben 
Do you have half an hour to help us count gulls/waterfowl on 3/25?

SuperSeaWatch DOT blogspot DOT com

Thanks, Tom (robben99 AT gmail.com)

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[nysbirds-l] Do you have half hour to help 3/25 gull/waterfowl count in NY LIS waters?

2017-03-19 Thread Thomas Robben 
Do you have half an hour to help us count gulls/waterfowl on 3/25?

SuperSeaWatch DOT blogspot DOT com

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[nysbirds-l] Fwd: Do you have one hour to help our 3/25 gull/waterfowl count in NY LIS waters?

2017-03-19 Thread Thomas Robben 
Do you have one hour to help our 3/25 gull/waterfowl count in NY LIS
waters?

​"​
SuperSeaWatch.blogspot.com 
​".  ​

Including LIS coast of Westchester, Bronx, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk.​
​  ​

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[nysbirds-l] Fwd: Do you have one hour to help our 3/25 gull/waterfowl count in NY LIS waters?

2017-03-19 Thread Thomas Robben 
Do you have one hour to help our 3/25 gull/waterfowl count in NY LIS
waters?

​"​
SuperSeaWatch.blogspot.com 
​".  ​

Including LIS coast of Westchester, Bronx, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk.​
​  ​

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[nysbirds-l] Do you have one hour to help our 3/25 gull/waterfowl count in NY LIS waters?

2017-03-19 Thread Thomas Robben 
Do you have one hour to help our 3/25 gull/waterfowl count in NY LIS waters?

http://SuperSeaWatch.blogspot.com

Including LIS coast of Westchester, Bronx, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk.​

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[nysbirds-l] Do you have one hour to help our 3/25 gull/waterfowl count in NY LIS waters?

2017-03-19 Thread Thomas Robben 
Do you have one hour to help our 3/25 gull/waterfowl count in NY LIS waters?

http://SuperSeaWatch.blogspot.com

Including LIS coast of Westchester, Bronx, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk.​

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[nysbirds-l] Woodcocks

2017-03-19 Thread Michael Higgiston 
Had about 10 woodcocks displaying in North Fork Preserve in Riverhead, Suffolk 
County this evening between 7 and 7:30.
Mike Higgiston 

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[nysbirds-l] Woodcocks

2017-03-19 Thread Michael Higgiston 
Had about 10 woodcocks displaying in North Fork Preserve in Riverhead, Suffolk 
County this evening between 7 and 7:30.
Mike Higgiston 

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[nysbirds-l] Central Park, NYC 3/19 - Glaucous Gull, Pine Warblers, R.-h. Woodpecker, Am. Woodcock, spring-ish

2017-03-19 Thread Thomas Fiore 
"Roll over Beethoven - and tell Tchaikovsky the news.”
"Roll over Beethoven - and dig these rhythm & blues.”
- Charles Edward Anderson Berry, - Oct.18, 1926 - March 18, 2017 - R.I.P. 
___
Sunday, 19 March, 2017
Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City 
A Glaucous Gull remained on the CP reservoir, & thanks to Peter Post posting 
quickly, the gull was observed by a number of birders in the afternoon.  A 
Common Loon also continued there.
At least 2 male Pine Warblers appeared in the park today, one seen by several 
observers in the north end of the park (on the great hill), and another 
‘elsewhere'.  
(A modest number of Pine Warblers may have overwintered in the area, at least a 
few attempting to - and probably successfully - in New York City.)
Eastern Phoebe was at least seen in a few areas in the north end, and there was 
very modest evidence of a smattering of other mid-March migrant activity.  
A Red-headed Woodpecker, now in near-adult-like plumage, is maintaining its 
winter territory just west of the East 68th Street area within the east side of 
the park. 
There were insects for these birds in the well-above freezing temp’s, with 
brilliant sun.
The mega-occurrence and near-literal fall-out of American Woodcock in Central 
faded by this day, and was far less even by Saturday, but there were still 
some, now able to find more areas to feed & rest in, thru the areas of the park 
where they had been seen since the ice-snow storm this past week. Sadly, there 
were many casualties amongst the woodcocks, but I believe a far greater number 
(within the park, at least) made it & were eventually able to work their way to 
or towards breeding grounds as among our earliest of “spring” migrants. 
Nearly 70 species of birds continued this weekend in &/or over the park, a 
majority of those seen in the past week, with just very modest migrant influx, 
and a bit of exodus from the park, in particular as noted above.  Further 
reports this week, with the arrival of spring on the calendar, and - just maybe 
- some evidence arriving in the form of further migrations.

- - - - - -
“If you tried to give rock-and-roll another name,
 you might call: it ‘Chuck Berry’” - John Lennon

Out there, beyond a small solar system with a planet its inhabitants call Earth 
- travel the NASA-borne spacecraft Voyager, with capsules that contain, among 
other gleanings of all of human civilization, a recording of the song “Johnny 
B. Goode” by Chuck Berry - the only rock-and-roll song included with other 
music in those two interstellar spacecrafts' capsules.  
Five pieces of recorded music from North America were among the other 
humans-on-Earth-music selected for inclusion on the first interstellar space 
mission, according to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California: 
“El Cascabel”, performed by Lorenzo Barcelata and the Mariachi Mexico;  
“Dark was the Night”, written & performed by Blind Willie Johnson;  
traditional Navajo 'Night Chants’;  
“Melancholy Blues”, performed by Louis Armstrong & his Hot Seven - and, 
“Johnny B. Goode” written & performed by Chuck Berry.  

A full list of the music aboard Voyager is shown here: 
http://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/spacecraft/music.html 
   

NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft was launched in September 1977 and flew by Jupiter 
and Saturn before continuing on toward interstellar space.


good birding,

Tom Fiore,
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[nysbirds-l] Central Park, NYC 3/19 - Glaucous Gull, Pine Warblers, R.-h. Woodpecker, Am. Woodcock, spring-ish

2017-03-19 Thread Thomas Fiore 
"Roll over Beethoven - and tell Tchaikovsky the news.”
"Roll over Beethoven - and dig these rhythm & blues.”
- Charles Edward Anderson Berry, - Oct.18, 1926 - March 18, 2017 - R.I.P. 
___
Sunday, 19 March, 2017
Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City 
A Glaucous Gull remained on the CP reservoir, & thanks to Peter Post posting 
quickly, the gull was observed by a number of birders in the afternoon.  A 
Common Loon also continued there.
At least 2 male Pine Warblers appeared in the park today, one seen by several 
observers in the north end of the park (on the great hill), and another 
‘elsewhere'.  
(A modest number of Pine Warblers may have overwintered in the area, at least a 
few attempting to - and probably successfully - in New York City.)
Eastern Phoebe was at least seen in a few areas in the north end, and there was 
very modest evidence of a smattering of other mid-March migrant activity.  
A Red-headed Woodpecker, now in near-adult-like plumage, is maintaining its 
winter territory just west of the East 68th Street area within the east side of 
the park. 
There were insects for these birds in the well-above freezing temp’s, with 
brilliant sun.
The mega-occurrence and near-literal fall-out of American Woodcock in Central 
faded by this day, and was far less even by Saturday, but there were still 
some, now able to find more areas to feed & rest in, thru the areas of the park 
where they had been seen since the ice-snow storm this past week. Sadly, there 
were many casualties amongst the woodcocks, but I believe a far greater number 
(within the park, at least) made it & were eventually able to work their way to 
or towards breeding grounds as among our earliest of “spring” migrants. 
Nearly 70 species of birds continued this weekend in &/or over the park, a 
majority of those seen in the past week, with just very modest migrant influx, 
and a bit of exodus from the park, in particular as noted above.  Further 
reports this week, with the arrival of spring on the calendar, and - just maybe 
- some evidence arriving in the form of further migrations.

- - - - - -
“If you tried to give rock-and-roll another name,
 you might call: it ‘Chuck Berry’” - John Lennon

Out there, beyond a small solar system with a planet its inhabitants call Earth 
- travel the NASA-borne spacecraft Voyager, with capsules that contain, among 
other gleanings of all of human civilization, a recording of the song “Johnny 
B. Goode” by Chuck Berry - the only rock-and-roll song included with other 
music in those two interstellar spacecrafts' capsules.  
Five pieces of recorded music from North America were among the other 
humans-on-Earth-music selected for inclusion on the first interstellar space 
mission, according to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California: 
“El Cascabel”, performed by Lorenzo Barcelata and the Mariachi Mexico;  
“Dark was the Night”, written & performed by Blind Willie Johnson;  
traditional Navajo 'Night Chants’;  
“Melancholy Blues”, performed by Louis Armstrong & his Hot Seven - and, 
“Johnny B. Goode” written & performed by Chuck Berry.  

A full list of the music aboard Voyager is shown here: 
http://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/spacecraft/music.html 
   

NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft was launched in September 1977 and flew by Jupiter 
and Saturn before continuing on toward interstellar space.


good birding,

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[nysbirds-l] Next Big Migratory Push Friday / Saturday

2017-03-19 Thread David Nicosia 
All,

The next period of sustained southerly winds and eventually some
decent rainfall looks to begin early Friday and last into Saturday for NY
state

I imagine a lot of our migrants are holding up given the massive
snowstorm and unseasonably chilly air the northeast has seen.
My experience is after these periods, the first day of south winds
its like an "explosion" of migrants.

Best,

Dave Nicosia

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[nysbirds-l] Glaucous Gull Central Park

2017-03-19 Thread pwpost 
On reservoir

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[nysbirds-l] Glaucous Gull Central Park

2017-03-19 Thread pwpost 
On reservoir

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[nysbirds-l] Keene Great Gray Owl

2017-03-19 Thread Sean Camillieri 
Currently being seen in its previously reported location.

Sean Camillieri & Melissa Murgittroyd

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[nysbirds-l] Keene Great Gray Owl

2017-03-19 Thread Sean Camillieri 
Currently being seen in its previously reported location.

Sean Camillieri & Melissa Murgittroyd

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[nysbirds-l] Euro Goldfinch. Prodpect Park

2017-03-19 Thread Arie Gilbert 

.
viewed from this location at 1.37pm on 03-19-2017
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=40.65890635,-73.96687859

Arie Gilbert 
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[nysbirds-l] Euro Goldfinch. Prodpect Park

2017-03-19 Thread Arie Gilbert 

.
viewed from this location at 1.37pm on 03-19-2017
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=40.65890635,-73.96687859

Arie Gilbert 
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[nysbirds-l] No. Goshawk Prospect park

2017-03-19 Thread Arie Gilbert 

.
viewed from this location at 0.51pm on 03-19-2017
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=40.65661201,-73.97068192

Arie Gilbert 
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[nysbirds-l] No. Goshawk Prospect park

2017-03-19 Thread Arie Gilbert 

.
viewed from this location at 0.51pm on 03-19-2017
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=40.65661201,-73.97068192

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[nysbirds-l] Oak Beach Eared Grebe - YES

2017-03-19 Thread Tim Healy 
The Eared Grebe is currently in view, foraging close to shore. Visible west of 
the main entrance and lot, just beyond the first point of rocks west of the 
gravelly area with the blue portable toilet. Small, distant flock of goldeneye 
present but no sign of the Barrow's when I scanned. 

Also notable were two first-year Bald Eagles flying north over the marshes at 
Cedar Beach Marina. 

Cheers!
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[nysbirds-l] Oak Beach Eared Grebe - YES

2017-03-19 Thread Tim Healy 
The Eared Grebe is currently in view, foraging close to shore. Visible west of 
the main entrance and lot, just beyond the first point of rocks west of the 
gravelly area with the blue portable toilet. Small, distant flock of goldeneye 
present but no sign of the Barrow's when I scanned. 

Also notable were two first-year Bald Eagles flying north over the marshes at 
Cedar Beach Marina. 

Cheers!
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