[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose Nassau Co.

[Patricia Lindsay]

Mike Vedder found a Pink-footed Goose at Planting Fields Arboretum, in the big 
field north of the parking lot.

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Suffolk Co (LI)

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> Continues at Northport High School playing field, were found and reported
> earlier by Darlene Moore ( seen from field gate N, behind the school
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Suffolk Co (LI)

[Jennifer Wilson-Pines]

Recalling this discussion from last year, hiinters are using ebird and
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https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/2.html

On Sun, Nov 27, 2022 at 3:41 PM Douglas Futuyma  wrote:

> Continues at Northport High School playing field, were found and reported
> earlier by Darlene Moore ( seen from field gate N, behind the school
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Suffolk Co (LI)

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On Sun, Nov 27, 2022, 3:41 PM Douglas Futuyma  wrote:

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Suffolk Co (LI)

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On Sun, Nov 27, 2022, 3:41 PM Douglas Futuyma  wrote:

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Suffolk Co (LI)

[Douglas Futuyma]

Continues at Northport High School playing field, were found and reported 
earlier by Darlene Moore ( seen from field gate N, behind the school building. 
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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Suffolk Co (LI)

[Douglas Futuyma]

Continues at Northport High School playing field, were found and reported 
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RE: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose at Fort Tilden (not chaseable)

[Steve Walter]

I'm changing the call to Greater White-fronted Goose. I apologize for not
researching it a little better. But yesterday was a long day in the field -
not one that I wanted to follow up with a lot of time looking at bad
pictures. But with a bit more time to look at the other pictures and pull
out the photo shopping tricks today, there are other things to be seen.

 

Most notably and surprising was the presence of a second non-Canada. And
with two rare geese in the same flock, it quickly favored the somewhat rare
species over the very rare one. The second goose shows an orange bill and
barring underneath - what you'd expect on an adult White-fronted. The
previously discussed individual would appear to be a juvenile - maybe even
the offspring of the adult. 

 

I've uploaded the new pictures to the same e-bird link below.

 

Steve

 

 

 

Among the migration activity today at Fort Tilden, Queens were some very
high migrating Canada Goose flocks. Looking at one small group, I noticed
one that seemed out of whack. I managed to get some pictures that I could
blow up . To me, it looks like a Pink-footed Goose. A picture can be seen on
the e-bird page https://ebird.org/atlasny/checklist/S121416069
  . If I'm wrong, you can
correct me.

 

Some of the other notable results for those that like diurnal migration were
6970 Red-winged Blackbirds and 142 Purple Finches. Also a very few Pine
Siskins and the first of the season Eastern Bluebirds It may not be well
known that the latter annually migrate through the western end of Long
Island along the shore.

 

Steve Walter

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RE: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose at Fort Tilden (not chaseable)

[Steve Walter]

I'm changing the call to Greater White-fronted Goose. I apologize for not
researching it a little better. But yesterday was a long day in the field -
not one that I wanted to follow up with a lot of time looking at bad
pictures. But with a bit more time to look at the other pictures and pull
out the photo shopping tricks today, there are other things to be seen.

 

Most notably and surprising was the presence of a second non-Canada. And
with two rare geese in the same flock, it quickly favored the somewhat rare
species over the very rare one. The second goose shows an orange bill and
barring underneath - what you'd expect on an adult White-fronted. The
previously discussed individual would appear to be a juvenile - maybe even
the offspring of the adult. 

 

I've uploaded the new pictures to the same e-bird link below.

 

Steve

 

 

 

Among the migration activity today at Fort Tilden, Queens were some very
high migrating Canada Goose flocks. Looking at one small group, I noticed
one that seemed out of whack. I managed to get some pictures that I could
blow up . To me, it looks like a Pink-footed Goose. A picture can be seen on
the e-bird page https://ebird.org/atlasny/checklist/S121416069
  . If I'm wrong, you can
correct me.

 

Some of the other notable results for those that like diurnal migration were
6970 Red-winged Blackbirds and 142 Purple Finches. Also a very few Pine
Siskins and the first of the season Eastern Bluebirds It may not be well
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Island along the shore.

 

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose at Fort Tilden (not chaseable)

[Steve Walter]

Among the migration activity today at Fort Tilden, Queens were some very
high migrating Canada Goose flocks. Looking at one small group, I noticed
one that seemed out of whack. I managed to get some pictures that I could
blow up . To me, it looks like a Pink-footed Goose. A picture can be seen on
the e-bird page https://ebird.org/atlasny/checklist/S121416069 . If I'm
wrong, you can correct me.

 

Some of the other notable results for those that like diurnal migration were
6970 Red-winged Blackbirds and 142 Purple Finches. Also a very few Pine
Siskins and the first of the season Eastern Bluebirds. It may not be well
known that the latter annually migrate through the western end of Long
Island along the shore.

 

Steve Walter

Bayside, NY


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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose at Fort Tilden (not chaseable)

[Steve Walter]

Among the migration activity today at Fort Tilden, Queens were some very
high migrating Canada Goose flocks. Looking at one small group, I noticed
one that seemed out of whack. I managed to get some pictures that I could
blow up . To me, it looks like a Pink-footed Goose. A picture can be seen on
the e-bird page https://ebird.org/atlasny/checklist/S121416069 . If I'm
wrong, you can correct me.

 

Some of the other notable results for those that like diurnal migration were
6970 Red-winged Blackbirds and 142 Purple Finches. Also a very few Pine
Siskins and the first of the season Eastern Bluebirds. It may not be well
known that the latter annually migrate through the western end of Long
Island along the shore.

 

Steve Walter

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Dutchess County Jan. 14th

[Richard Guthrie]

A PINK-FOOTED GOOSE was seen by many and photographed at the Hudson Valley Rail 
Trail parking area off Diddel Road, Wappingers Falls, Dutchess County. 

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Dutchess County Jan. 14th

[Richard Guthrie]

A PINK-FOOTED GOOSE was seen by many and photographed at the Hudson Valley Rail 
Trail parking area off Diddel Road, Wappingers Falls, Dutchess County. 

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Bridgehampton (Suffolk County)

[Ken Feustel]

Now observed in large flock of Canada Geese in farm field on s/s of Montauk 
Highway opposite PSEG office (1000 Montauk Highway). Seen on west side of field.

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Bridgehampton (Suffolk County)

[Ken Feustel]

Now observed in large flock of Canada Geese in farm field on s/s of Montauk 
Highway opposite PSEG office (1000 Montauk Highway). Seen on west side of field.

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose Wappinger Lake Dutchess County

[Anne Swaim]

Pink-footed Goose with Canada Goose flock. Currently on lawn at end of Spring 
Street by Wappinger Lake, Dutchess County. 

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose Wappinger Lake Dutchess County

[Anne Swaim]

Pink-footed Goose with Canada Goose flock. Currently on lawn at end of Spring 
Street by Wappinger Lake, Dutchess County. 

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-Footed Goose still at the Naussa County Storm Water Drainage Basin No. 21 (correct name ) off Marcus Avenue in Lake Success, Naussau County

[Irene Grysman]

Pink-Footed Goose still at the Naussa County Storm Water Drainage Basin No.
21 (correct name )  off Marcus Avenue in Lake Success, Naussau

Saul and I found goose standing on frozen area on east side of "pond" by
parking in lot of PAC ( progressive athletic club) and walking through
breaks in fence.Do so at your own risk!
 Beware of thorns! Bird was seen awesomely standing on its bright pink
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[nysbirds-l] Pink-Footed Goose still at the Naussa County Storm Water Drainage Basin No. 21 (correct name ) off Marcus Avenue in Lake Success, Naussau County

[Irene Grysman]

Pink-Footed Goose still at the Naussa County Storm Water Drainage Basin No.
21 (correct name )  off Marcus Avenue in Lake Success, Naussau

Saul and I found goose standing on frozen area on east side of "pond" by
parking in lot of PAC ( progressive athletic club) and walking through
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Nassau County

[Donna Schulman]

The original report by Steve Schellenger was referring to Lake Success the
village in the town of North Hempstead, Nassau County, not a lake. It's a
well-known area to those of us who grew up in Queens and Long Island.

*A Pink-footed Goose was found late Sunday 12/16/18 at 4pm on the Queens
County CBC on Marcus Ave. in Lake Success. It was on the ball field on the
north side of the street between Lakeville Rd. and New Hyde Park Rd. with a
flock of Canada Geese. This is in Nassau County.*
*Steve Schellenger*


Donna
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*Donna L. SchulmanForest Hills, NY queensgir...@gmail.com
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On Mon, Dec 17, 2018 at 10:52 PM John Gluth  wrote:

> According to Google Street View, Merillon Field is the name of the trio of
> softball/baseball diamonds which border the south side of the pond on which
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Nassau County

[Donna Schulman]

The original report by Steve Schellenger was referring to Lake Success the
village in the town of North Hempstead, Nassau County, not a lake. It's a
well-known area to those of us who grew up in Queens and Long Island.

*A Pink-footed Goose was found late Sunday 12/16/18 at 4pm on the Queens
County CBC on Marcus Ave. in Lake Success. It was on the ball field on the
north side of the street between Lakeville Rd. and New Hyde Park Rd. with a
flock of Canada Geese. This is in Nassau County.*
*Steve Schellenger*


Donna
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*Donna L. SchulmanForest Hills, NY queensgir...@gmail.com
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* *


On Mon, Dec 17, 2018 at 10:52 PM John Gluth  wrote:

> According to Google Street View, Merillon Field is the name of the trio of
> softball/baseball diamonds which border the south side of the pond on which
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Re:[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Nassau County

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According to Google Street View, Merillon Field is the name of the trio of 
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Pink-footed Goose has been seen. If an eBird Hot Spot is created it should 
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Re:[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Nassau County

[John Gluth]

According to Google Street View, Merillon Field is the name of the trio of 
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Pink-footed Goose has been seen. If an eBird Hot Spot is created it should 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Nassau County

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In fairness, I don’t think that body of water has a name. 
I seem to recall that it’s more like a sump (rather unnaturally rectangular) 
with the baseball field to the south of it.
Good luck if you go.
Sue Herbst


> On Dec 17, 2018, at 9:59 PM, Gus Keri  wrote:
> 
> Hi everyone,
> 
> Apparently, there is a confusion about the name of the pond where the goose 
> is at. The first report said it's Lake Success. But if you put Lake Success 
> in Google map, you get a lake that is north of the Northern State Parkway 
> (NSP).
> The goose is at the pond that is south of the NSP. In the middle of the 
> triangle that is made by NST, Marcus Ave and New Hyde Park Rd. (exit 25 on 
> NSP toward Marcus Ave.)
> I couldn't find the name of this pond anywhere. 
> Any time you click on one of the four water bodies in Lake Success Village, 
> you see the words "Lake Success" pop up.
> 
> The confusion continues with reporting this bird to eBird. You see all kind 
> of names for this location.
> I hope someone who lives in the area could clarify to us the proper name.
> And I think eBird should assign a hot spot name for this location.
> 
> I spent two hours today until the goose decided to wake up and swim around. 
> Enjoy this video of the Pink-footed Goose: 
> 
> https://twitter.com/BirdQueens/status/1074853973243379712
> 
> Gus Keri
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Nassau County

[Susan Herbst]

In fairness, I don’t think that body of water has a name. 
I seem to recall that it’s more like a sump (rather unnaturally rectangular) 
with the baseball field to the south of it.
Good luck if you go.
Sue Herbst


> On Dec 17, 2018, at 9:59 PM, Gus Keri  wrote:
> 
> Hi everyone,
> 
> Apparently, there is a confusion about the name of the pond where the goose 
> is at. The first report said it's Lake Success. But if you put Lake Success 
> in Google map, you get a lake that is north of the Northern State Parkway 
> (NSP).
> The goose is at the pond that is south of the NSP. In the middle of the 
> triangle that is made by NST, Marcus Ave and New Hyde Park Rd. (exit 25 on 
> NSP toward Marcus Ave.)
> I couldn't find the name of this pond anywhere. 
> Any time you click on one of the four water bodies in Lake Success Village, 
> you see the words "Lake Success" pop up.
> 
> The confusion continues with reporting this bird to eBird. You see all kind 
> of names for this location.
> I hope someone who lives in the area could clarify to us the proper name.
> And I think eBird should assign a hot spot name for this location.
> 
> I spent two hours today until the goose decided to wake up and swim around. 
> Enjoy this video of the Pink-footed Goose: 
> 
> https://twitter.com/BirdQueens/status/1074853973243379712
> 
> Gus Keri
> 
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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Nassau County

[Gus Keri]

Hi everyone,

Apparently, there is a confusion about the name of the pond where the goose is 
at. The first report said it's Lake Success. But if you put Lake Success in 
Google map, you get a lake that is north of the Northern State Parkway (NSP).
The goose is at the pond that is south of the NSP. In the middle of the 
triangle that is made by NST, Marcus Ave and New Hyde Park Rd. (exit 25 on NSP 
toward Marcus Ave.)
I couldn't find the name of this pond anywhere. 
Any time you click on one of the four water bodies in Lake Success Village, you 
see the words "Lake Success" pop up.

The confusion continues with reporting this bird to eBird. You see all kind of 
names for this location.
I hope someone who lives in the area could clarify to us the proper name.
And I think eBird should assign a hot spot name for this location.

I spent two hours today until the goose decided to wake up and swim around. 
Enjoy this video of the Pink-footed Goose: 

https://twitter.com/BirdQueens/status/1074853973243379712

Gus Keri


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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Nassau County

[Gus Keri]

Hi everyone,

Apparently, there is a confusion about the name of the pond where the goose is 
at. The first report said it's Lake Success. But if you put Lake Success in 
Google map, you get a lake that is north of the Northern State Parkway (NSP).
The goose is at the pond that is south of the NSP. In the middle of the 
triangle that is made by NST, Marcus Ave and New Hyde Park Rd. (exit 25 on NSP 
toward Marcus Ave.)
I couldn't find the name of this pond anywhere. 
Any time you click on one of the four water bodies in Lake Success Village, you 
see the words "Lake Success" pop up.

The confusion continues with reporting this bird to eBird. You see all kind of 
names for this location.
I hope someone who lives in the area could clarify to us the proper name.
And I think eBird should assign a hot spot name for this location.

I spent two hours today until the goose decided to wake up and swim around. 
Enjoy this video of the Pink-footed Goose: 

https://twitter.com/BirdQueens/status/1074853973243379712

Gus Keri


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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose - yes

[Avery Scott (SkyOfBirds)]

Still present in lake across from 2 ProHealth Plaza.

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose - yes

[Avery Scott (SkyOfBirds)]

Still present in lake across from 2 ProHealth Plaza.

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose

[matt klein]

Pink footed goose still here. Middle of flock of Canadas on pond. Being viewed 
from the north side of the lake, in the center by the green electrical box. The 
goose’s head is tucked but it is not hard to find with a little scanning.

Regards,
Matt

... to be continued.

On Dec 17, 2018, at 8:55 AM, Deborah Martin 
mailto:marti...@optonline.net>> wrote:

Pink-footed Goose continues on the pond behind the ball field where it was seen 
last night. (as described below). I viewed it through the fence at the medical 
building with the address 2 ProHealthPlaza on the awning.

On Dec 17, 2018, at 1:31 AM, Steven Schellenger 
mailto:sws6...@gmail.com>> wrote:

A Pink-footed Goose was found late Sunday 12/16/18 at 4pm on the Queens County 
CBC on Marcus Ave. in Lake Success. It was on the ball field on the north side 
of the street between Lakeville Rd. and New Hyde Park Rd. with a flock of 
Canada Geese. This is in Nassau County.
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose

[matt klein]

Pink footed goose still here. Middle of flock of Canadas on pond. Being viewed 
from the north side of the lake, in the center by the green electrical box. The 
goose’s head is tucked but it is not hard to find with a little scanning.

Regards,
Matt

... to be continued.

On Dec 17, 2018, at 8:55 AM, Deborah Martin 
mailto:marti...@optonline.net>> wrote:

Pink-footed Goose continues on the pond behind the ball field where it was seen 
last night. (as described below). I viewed it through the fence at the medical 
building with the address 2 ProHealthPlaza on the awning.

On Dec 17, 2018, at 1:31 AM, Steven Schellenger 
mailto:sws6...@gmail.com>> wrote:

A Pink-footed Goose was found late Sunday 12/16/18 at 4pm on the Queens County 
CBC on Marcus Ave. in Lake Success. It was on the ball field on the north side 
of the street between Lakeville Rd. and New Hyde Park Rd. with a flock of 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose

[Deborah Martin]

Pink-footed Goose continues on the pond behind the ball field where it was seen 
last night. (as described below). I viewed it through the fence at the medical 
building with the address 2 ProHealthPlaza on the awning. 

> On Dec 17, 2018, at 1:31 AM, Steven Schellenger  wrote:
> 
> A Pink-footed Goose was found late Sunday 12/16/18 at 4pm on the Queens 
> County CBC on Marcus Ave. in Lake Success. It was on the ball field on the 
> north side of the street between Lakeville Rd. and New Hyde Park Rd. with a 
> flock of Canada Geese. This is in Nassau County.
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose

[Deborah Martin]

Pink-footed Goose continues on the pond behind the ball field where it was seen 
last night. (as described below). I viewed it through the fence at the medical 
building with the address 2 ProHealthPlaza on the awning. 

> On Dec 17, 2018, at 1:31 AM, Steven Schellenger  wrote:
> 
> A Pink-footed Goose was found late Sunday 12/16/18 at 4pm on the Queens 
> County CBC on Marcus Ave. in Lake Success. It was on the ball field on the 
> north side of the street between Lakeville Rd. and New Hyde Park Rd. with a 
> flock of Canada Geese. This is in Nassau County.
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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose

[Steven Schellenger]

A Pink-footed Goose was found late Sunday 12/16/18 at 4pm on the Queens
County CBC on Marcus Ave. in Lake Success. It was on the ball field on the
north side of the street between Lakeville Rd. and New Hyde Park Rd. with a
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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose

[Steven Schellenger]

A Pink-footed Goose was found late Sunday 12/16/18 at 4pm on the Queens
County CBC on Marcus Ave. in Lake Success. It was on the ball field on the
north side of the street between Lakeville Rd. and New Hyde Park Rd. with a
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[nysbirds-l] Pink footed goose

[Jane Ross]

Still present 9:30 am in the flock of Canada geese : Montauk South of 27 
opposite Deep Hollow ranch

Jane F. Ross
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[nysbirds-l] Pink footed goose

[Jane Ross]

Still present 9:30 am in the flock of Canada geese : Montauk South of 27 
opposite Deep Hollow ranch

Jane F. Ross
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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Montauk YES

[BOB WASHBURN]

In field adjacent to Amsterdam Beach parking area. South side of the highway. 

BOB WASHBURN 
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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Montauk YES

[BOB WASHBURN]

In field adjacent to Amsterdam Beach parking area. South side of the highway. 

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose Deep Hollow Ranch

[Paul R Sweet]

Apologies I should have said south side of highway.  

Pink-footed Goose currently with Canadas and 2 Snows at Deep Hollow Ranch, 
Montauk. For those who don’t know this is on the north side of the highway on 
the way from Montauk town to the point. Park at Amsterdam Beach lot.

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose Deep Hollow Ranch

[Paul R Sweet]

Apologies I should have said south side of highway.  

Pink-footed Goose currently with Canadas and 2 Snows at Deep Hollow Ranch, 
Montauk. For those who don’t know this is on the north side of the highway on 
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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose Deep Hollow Ranch

[Paul R Sweet]

Pink-footed Goose currently with Canadas and 2 Snows at Deep Hollow Ranch, 
Montauk. For those who don’t know this is on the north side of the highway on 
the way from Montauk town to the point. Park at Amsterdam Beach lot.

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose Deep Hollow Ranch

[Paul R Sweet]

Pink-footed Goose currently with Canadas and 2 Snows at Deep Hollow Ranch, 
Montauk. For those who don’t know this is on the north side of the highway on 
the way from Montauk town to the point. Park at Amsterdam Beach lot.

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Montauk (Yes)

[Anthony Collerton]

On the field at Deep Hollow Ranch.

2 Ross’s Geese also continue off Stephen Hand’s Path in a East Hampton.

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Montauk (Yes)

[Anthony Collerton]

On the field at Deep Hollow Ranch.

2 Ross’s Geese also continue off Stephen Hand’s Path in a East Hampton.

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose,Montauk Downs SP, Suffolk County

[suefeustel]

The Pink-footed goose found in December on the Montauk CBC continues at the 
Montauk Downs golf course. The bird is feeding with numerous Canada geese and 3 
Snow geese as viewed from the cart path at hole #1.

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose,Montauk Downs SP, Suffolk County

[suefeustel]

The Pink-footed goose found in December on the Montauk CBC continues at the 
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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose - Coxsackie, The Greene County

[Richard Guthrie]

At around 4 o'clock this evening, while manning my station for the Winter
Raptor Survey at the Coxsackie Flats I scanned through a large group (1,200
- 1,500 birds) of Canada Geese in a harvested cornfield on a short dead-end
road: Barrus Road - which begins at the southern end of Bronk (same family
as The Bronx) Mill Road and Old Plank Road (County Rt 9).

I spotted a mid-sized uniformly dark sooty-brown goose with a pale
horizontal stripe along the flanks and silvery edges to the folded wing
feathers. It had no white features on the head or neck and a smallish dark
bill - a Pink-footed Goose.

The goose was about 360 ft. (110m) to the east of the road, actively
feeding on scattered corn cobs along with the Canada Geese and one Cackling
Goose. I watched it for about 15-20 minutes, easily picking it out again
anytime after I had lost track of.

There is a small group of mobile homes along a short spur off Barrus Road
and two other houses along the road. The house directly across (west) from
the cornfield has a high fence around it, presumably to keep the two large
dogs in. The dogs are very noisy if anyone is walking along the road but
otherwise very friendly (at least when the homeowner is present). When I've
met the homeowner in the past, I've found him to be very friendly and
interested in my bird work that I've been doing. But those dogs

I remained in my car as I was observing the geese since the nearest Canada
Geese were very agitated. I was afraid that if I got out the whole bunch
would lift off taking the Pink-footed Goose along with them. Because of
roadside shrubbery, I could not get a clear photo of the goose. All the
geese were still there when I went up the road to turn around and leave.

I suspect that the geese come into that cornfield to feed and roost for the
night. I don't know for sure, but I believe they all go over to the nearby
correctional facility grounds where there are some - restricted access -
fields and ponds. A large group of geese flew in at around 4 o'clock. I
can't say whether the Pink-footed Goose was already in the field by then or
if it came in with that bunch.

In winters past, large groups of Canada Geese would first go from the
correctional complex fields down to the Hudson River at the Coxsackie Boat
Launch Park to hang out for a while before going to their night roost. This
has not been happening this season so far, perhaps because hunting season
is still open.

Bottom Line: I suspect that it will be difficult to see this goose, if it
does return to that field, unless you stay in your car and hope that none
of the few neighbors inadvertently disturbs the larger flock of Canada
Geese. But I also believe that if everyone stays in their cars, all will be
good. Let's just hope that the Pink-footed Goose returns.

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose - Coxsackie, The Greene County

[Richard Guthrie]

At around 4 o'clock this evening, while manning my station for the Winter
Raptor Survey at the Coxsackie Flats I scanned through a large group (1,200
- 1,500 birds) of Canada Geese in a harvested cornfield on a short dead-end
road: Barrus Road - which begins at the southern end of Bronk (same family
as The Bronx) Mill Road and Old Plank Road (County Rt 9).

I spotted a mid-sized uniformly dark sooty-brown goose with a pale
horizontal stripe along the flanks and silvery edges to the folded wing
feathers. It had no white features on the head or neck and a smallish dark
bill - a Pink-footed Goose.

The goose was about 360 ft. (110m) to the east of the road, actively
feeding on scattered corn cobs along with the Canada Geese and one Cackling
Goose. I watched it for about 15-20 minutes, easily picking it out again
anytime after I had lost track of.

There is a small group of mobile homes along a short spur off Barrus Road
and two other houses along the road. The house directly across (west) from
the cornfield has a high fence around it, presumably to keep the two large
dogs in. The dogs are very noisy if anyone is walking along the road but
otherwise very friendly (at least when the homeowner is present). When I've
met the homeowner in the past, I've found him to be very friendly and
interested in my bird work that I've been doing. But those dogs

I remained in my car as I was observing the geese since the nearest Canada
Geese were very agitated. I was afraid that if I got out the whole bunch
would lift off taking the Pink-footed Goose along with them. Because of
roadside shrubbery, I could not get a clear photo of the goose. All the
geese were still there when I went up the road to turn around and leave.

I suspect that the geese come into that cornfield to feed and roost for the
night. I don't know for sure, but I believe they all go over to the nearby
correctional facility grounds where there are some - restricted access -
fields and ponds. A large group of geese flew in at around 4 o'clock. I
can't say whether the Pink-footed Goose was already in the field by then or
if it came in with that bunch.

In winters past, large groups of Canada Geese would first go from the
correctional complex fields down to the Hudson River at the Coxsackie Boat
Launch Park to hang out for a while before going to their night roost. This
has not been happening this season so far, perhaps because hunting season
is still open.

Bottom Line: I suspect that it will be difficult to see this goose, if it
does return to that field, unless you stay in your car and hope that none
of the few neighbors inadvertently disturbs the larger flock of Canada
Geese. But I also believe that if everyone stays in their cars, all will be
good. Let's just hope that the Pink-footed Goose returns.

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed goose: Deep Hollow Ranch Montauk

[Bruce]

Among flock of Canada's in field south of road.


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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed goose: Deep Hollow Ranch Montauk

[Bruce]

Among flock of Canada's in field south of road.


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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Malone (Franklin Co.)

[Joan Collins]

I am posting on behalf of Hollis White (he is having trouble posting to the
list).  Hollis and Denise White found a Pink-footed Goose at the Malone
Recreational Park yesterday (Wed. Nov. 8, 2017) among the hordes of Snow
Geese (a major birding attraction at this location in Nov.!).  Hollis plans
to be at the park again today.  This appears to be a first record for this
species in Franklin County.

 

I heard about this sighting from Willie D'Anna (thanks Willie!) this
morning.  (Hollis sent a photo of the goose to a friend in Canada, who
forwarded it to Willie and he identified the goose.)  I called Hollis this
morning to confirm the location and he asked me to post on his behalf.

 

Joan Collins

President, NYS Ornithological Association

Editor, New York Birders

Long Lake, NY

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose in Malone (Franklin Co.)

[Joan Collins]

I am posting on behalf of Hollis White (he is having trouble posting to the
list).  Hollis and Denise White found a Pink-footed Goose at the Malone
Recreational Park yesterday (Wed. Nov. 8, 2017) among the hordes of Snow
Geese (a major birding attraction at this location in Nov.!).  Hollis plans
to be at the park again today.  This appears to be a first record for this
species in Franklin County.

 

I heard about this sighting from Willie D'Anna (thanks Willie!) this
morning.  (Hollis sent a photo of the goose to a friend in Canada, who
forwarded it to Willie and he identified the goose.)  I called Hollis this
morning to confirm the location and he asked me to post on his behalf.

 

Joan Collins

President, NYS Ornithological Association

Editor, New York Birders

Long Lake, NY

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose - Orange County

[Mark DeDea]

Greetings All,
The bird is indeed being seen near 712 Sandhill Road but this location is in Ulster County, east of SGNWR as the goose flies. Many thanks again to Bruce Nott for discovering this county first yesterday.
Good Birding,
Mark DeDea
On Feb 7, 2017 3:49 PM, Richard Guthrie  wrote:Ken McDermott called minutes ago to report that he is seeing the previously reported Pink-footed Goose with a small group of Canada Geese in a horse corral at 712 Sandhill Road near Warwick, NY.The road, though lightly traveled, is narrow at that site is at a curve limiting sight line distance for oncoming vehicle traffic. So appropriate caution is advised. Rich GuthrieNew Baltimore-- Richard Guthrie



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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose - Orange County

[Mark DeDea]

Greetings All,
The bird is indeed being seen near 712 Sandhill Road but this location is in Ulster County, east of SGNWR as the goose flies. Many thanks again to Bruce Nott for discovering this county first yesterday.
Good Birding,
Mark DeDea
On Feb 7, 2017 3:49 PM, Richard Guthrie  wrote:Ken McDermott called minutes ago to report that he is seeing the previously reported Pink-footed Goose with a small group of Canada Geese in a horse corral at 712 Sandhill Road near Warwick, NY.The road, though lightly traveled, is narrow at that site is at a curve limiting sight line distance for oncoming vehicle traffic. So appropriate caution is advised. Rich GuthrieNew Baltimore-- Richard Guthrie



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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose - Orange County

[Richard Guthrie]

Ken McDermott called minutes ago to report that he is seeing the previously
reported Pink-footed Goose with a small group of Canada Geese in a horse
corral at 712 Sandhill Road near Warwick, NY.

The road, though lightly traveled, is narrow at that site is at a curve
limiting sight line distance for oncoming vehicle traffic. So appropriate
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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose - Orange County

[Richard Guthrie]

Ken McDermott called minutes ago to report that he is seeing the previously
reported Pink-footed Goose with a small group of Canada Geese in a horse
corral at 712 Sandhill Road near Warwick, NY.

The road, though lightly traveled, is narrow at that site is at a curve
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[nysbirds-l] Pink footed goose Hendrickson pond

[Arie Gilbert]

Eric Miller called to report that the goose just returned to the pond 
( for the benefit of the person who just left)

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[nysbirds-l] Pink footed goose Hendrickson pond

[Arie Gilbert]

Eric Miller called to report that the goose just returned to the pond 
( for the benefit of the person who just left)

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, w. Bronx Co., NYC 12/29

[Thomas Fiore]

Thursday, 29 December, 2016 - Van Cortlandt Park, western Bronx (N.Y.  
City)


A Pink-footed Goose was again found today (in the rain) on the Parade  
Grounds field adjacent to Broadway (which is north of about West 246  
Street) - this species and the many Canada Geese often moving about on  
the field, can be on other areas of the large field, but this late  
morning, were nearer to the south edge - the other areas to look could  
be the lake, & perhaps farther outlying sections of this large (but  
more wooded than not) park.  A Cackling (Richardson's type) and a Snow  
Goose may be in the flock[s] as well, but not all of these geese are  
constantly in just one group.


Good luck if you try; please give geese enough space to feed (and not  
flush due to any birder activity), thanks!


good birding,

Tom Fiore
Manhattan

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, w. Bronx Co., NYC 12/29

[Thomas Fiore]

Thursday, 29 December, 2016 - Van Cortlandt Park, western Bronx (N.Y.  
City)


A Pink-footed Goose was again found today (in the rain) on the Parade  
Grounds field adjacent to Broadway (which is north of about West 246  
Street) - this species and the many Canada Geese often moving about on  
the field, can be on other areas of the large field, but this late  
morning, were nearer to the south edge - the other areas to look could  
be the lake, & perhaps farther outlying sections of this large (but  
more wooded than not) park.  A Cackling (Richardson's type) and a Snow  
Goose may be in the flock[s] as well, but not all of these geese are  
constantly in just one group.


Good luck if you try; please give geese enough space to feed (and not  
flush due to any birder activity), thanks!


good birding,

Tom Fiore
Manhattan

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re:[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose and Snow Goose-Van Cortlandt (Bronx County, NY 12/28)

[Thomas Fiore]

Jesse and all,

Thanks - and good sleuthing - your mention (presumably) of this wouId  
be the "stadium" area and baseball fieId that is south of West 242  
Street, just east of Broadway (?) - which is a short way south of the  
Parade Grounds area in Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx County - this is not  
far from the southwest corner of that entire park - if this is the new  
area where the rare goose & other geese were found moving to by you,  
later this morning.  It is not far north of Van Cortlandt Park South  
(a street name) & just east of Broadway (in the west Bronx).

It seems very possible the goose flocks may relocate to the Parade  
Grounds, too - as there may be more grass to feed on there than most  
anywhere else within the park (and that is not patrolled by golf  
course personnel) - so a check there, and at the nearby Van Cortlandt  
lake may prove fruitful for any goose-gazing.

Updates are appreciated on a day-by-day basis as this is a species  
still on many birders wish-lists both subscribed-to, &/or watching  
this and other list-servs and reports!

Tom Fiore
Manhattan

-   -
Date: 12/28/16 11:00 am
From: Jesse Sargent
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose and Snow Goose - Van Cortlandt
The Pink-footed Goose continues with one Snow Goose at Van Cortlandt  
Park.

Upon first arriving at the Parade ground a small dog flushed up the  
flock
making them vacate the field. After tracking the group I found that  
all of
the geese have found refuge in the baseball field next to the Stadium.

The flock seems content since the field is fenced off from joggers and
unleashed dogs.

Good Birding,
Jesse Sargent














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re:[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose and Snow Goose-Van Cortlandt (Bronx County, NY 12/28)

[Thomas Fiore]

Jesse and all,

Thanks - and good sleuthing - your mention (presumably) of this wouId  
be the "stadium" area and baseball fieId that is south of West 242  
Street, just east of Broadway (?) - which is a short way south of the  
Parade Grounds area in Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx County - this is not  
far from the southwest corner of that entire park - if this is the new  
area where the rare goose & other geese were found moving to by you,  
later this morning.  It is not far north of Van Cortlandt Park South  
(a street name) & just east of Broadway (in the west Bronx).

It seems very possible the goose flocks may relocate to the Parade  
Grounds, too - as there may be more grass to feed on there than most  
anywhere else within the park (and that is not patrolled by golf  
course personnel) - so a check there, and at the nearby Van Cortlandt  
lake may prove fruitful for any goose-gazing.

Updates are appreciated on a day-by-day basis as this is a species  
still on many birders wish-lists both subscribed-to, &/or watching  
this and other list-servs and reports!

Tom Fiore
Manhattan

-   -
Date: 12/28/16 11:00 am
From: Jesse Sargent
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose and Snow Goose - Van Cortlandt
The Pink-footed Goose continues with one Snow Goose at Van Cortlandt  
Park.

Upon first arriving at the Parade ground a small dog flushed up the  
flock
making them vacate the field. After tracking the group I found that  
all of
the geese have found refuge in the baseball field next to the Stadium.

The flock seems content since the field is fenced off from joggers and
unleashed dogs.

Good Birding,
Jesse Sargent














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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose and Snow Goose - Van Cortlandt

[Jesse Sargent]

The Pink-footed Goose continues with one Snow Goose at Van Cortlandt Park.

Upon first arriving at the Parade ground a small dog flushed up the flock
making them vacate the field.  After tracking the group I found that all of
the geese have found refuge in the baseball field next to the Stadium.

The flock seems content since the field is fenced off from joggers and
unleashed dogs.

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Jesse Sargent

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose and Snow Goose - Van Cortlandt

[Jesse Sargent]

The Pink-footed Goose continues with one Snow Goose at Van Cortlandt Park.

Upon first arriving at the Parade ground a small dog flushed up the flock
making them vacate the field.  After tracking the group I found that all of
the geese have found refuge in the baseball field next to the Stadium.

The flock seems content since the field is fenced off from joggers and
unleashed dogs.

Good Birding,
Jesse Sargent

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Bronx County, NY (Tuesday, 12/27)

[Thomas Fiore]

TUESDAY, 26 December, 2016 - Van Cortlandt Park, western Bronx (N.Y.  
City)


A Pink-footed Goose was again found today on the Parade Grounds field  
adjacent to Broadway (which is north of about West 246 Street) - this  
species and (many) Canada Geese are often moving about on the field  
and have been at the northern end at times, closer to West 250 Street,  
as well as other areas of the large field.


Good luck if you try; please give the geese enough space to feed (and  
not flush due to any birder activity), thanks!


good birding,

Tom Fiore
Manhattan

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Bronx County, NY (Tuesday, 12/27)

[Thomas Fiore]

TUESDAY, 26 December, 2016 - Van Cortlandt Park, western Bronx (N.Y.  
City)


A Pink-footed Goose was again found today on the Parade Grounds field  
adjacent to Broadway (which is north of about West 246 Street) - this  
species and (many) Canada Geese are often moving about on the field  
and have been at the northern end at times, closer to West 250 Street,  
as well as other areas of the large field.


Good luck if you try; please give the geese enough space to feed (and  
not flush due to any birder activity), thanks!


good birding,

Tom Fiore
Manhattan

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, VC Park, Bronx Co. 12/26 (Monday)

[Thomas Fiore]

Monday, 26 December, 2016 - Van Cortlandt Park, western Bronx (N.Y.  
City)


A Pink-footed Goose was again on the Parade Grounds field adjacent to  
Broadway (which is north of about West 246 Street), on Monday, and was  
of course available for those counting at that site for the 12/26  
Bronx-Westchester CBC; these notes to confirm to this list that the  
bird was present;


with perhaps well over 1,000 Canada Geese by 4 pm, with more geese  
having come back in to the field to feed in the afternoon;  Snow &  
(Richardson's) Cackling Geese, were also seen;  there were up to 4  
(end-of-day) observers present, myself one of them & staying to dusk,  
many geese including the Pink-footed staying out feeding on the Parade  
Ground to well after sunset.  We maintained distance, & restricted our  
movements;  at times, when some non-birders chanced to walk near the  
geese & got them nervous, the flock all pulled away, walking just a  
modest distance from the human disturbances as has happened perhaps  
each day with the larger goose flocks here.


The goose flock here is shy and can be scared off, if approached too  
quickly or too closely; if you go seeking this Pink-footed, please  
keep a respectful distance (if any geese start to move off at your  
approach, it means you are getting too close for them);


There may be times when some or much of the flock stays on the Van  
Cortlandt lake (which incidentally is a very short way to the east- 
southeast of the Parade Ground, perhaps 50 yards away at the nearest  
points, & not more than a 10 minute walk from the NW end of that lake  
to the eastern edge of the Parade Ground field) - the geese may be  
most-likely on the lake in the first hours of morning, but any could  
be there at other hours as well.


We know that the goose flocks may at first light, and sometimes for  
hours after that, remain on the nearby lake (a golf course is at the  
east side of the lake, away from the Parade Ground area - & there are  
other portions of golf course greens in this very large city park).   
These geese may (or may not) roost on the Van Cortlandt lake  
overnight, and may come to feed on the Parade Ground at some point in  
the day (which may or may not be early, based on some past goose  
observations at this site).  If one sees no geese at all on the field,  
the lake is the next best bet - and a scope is very much useful, for  
either area - & to avoid much walking about should the (Canada) goose  
numbers be high - with high-quality optics, it may be posslble to have  
good views thru around sunset, according to the weather, of course!


Van Cortlandt Park has shown potential to attract other goose species  
in recent years such as Barnacle, Greater White-fronted, and Cackling,  
as well as Snow - we would be delighted to have a Ross's join the  
geese "on parade" (grounds)!  The Pink-footed Goose apparently is a  
first record for that park and for Bronx County.


It may be added that the #1 'local' subway line (if coming from  
another borough or farther downtown, one MUST change at West 96th &  
Broadway as the last possible switch from any express #2 or #3, to the  
#1 Broadway local uptown, which can take 30 minutes from West 96th- 
Broadway station, to the final stop of the #1 train, which is (uptown)  
at 242 Street & Van Cortlandt Park in the west Bronx.  There are  
restrooms - generally open - at the far south side of the Parade  
Ground fields, in the nature center (NYC Parks Dept) building, next to  
the manor (an historic house) - these structures about 10 minutes or  
much less from the elevated subway terminal, & Broadway (at 242 Street).


Nearby highways, & exits, include the Major Deegan Expwy - I-87 (NY  
State Thruway) with the nearest exit being Van Cortlandt (Park) South,  
from which exit one would go west a very short way to Broadway, and a  
right up (north on) Broadway just a few blocks to past West 246  
Street, where parking can be had, sometimes easily, adjacent the  
Parade Grounds field (and sometimes hard to find quick parking  
immediately) - Another highway & exit with fast access to here is the  
Henry Hudson Parkway, at the Broadway exit (in the Bronx!) from which:  
one goes south a very short way on Broadway, again to near West  
246-250 Streets, where any available parking will be immediately  
adjacent the Parade Grounds of Van Cortlandt Park. Parking here in  
daytime is generally safe, with the usual precautions to not leave  
valuables, & certainly not in view, just as anywhere else; there is  
gas and food available nearby on Broadway in either direction. The NYC- 
Yonkers city lines are very nearby to the north - just up Broadway.


Good luck if you try, and please, please give the geese enough space  
to feed (and not flush due to any birder's actions), thanks!


good birding & ongoing CBC-ing,

Tom Fiore
Manhattan

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, VC Park, Bronx Co. 12/26 (Monday)

[Thomas Fiore]

Monday, 26 December, 2016 - Van Cortlandt Park, western Bronx (N.Y.  
City)


A Pink-footed Goose was again on the Parade Grounds field adjacent to  
Broadway (which is north of about West 246 Street), on Monday, and was  
of course available for those counting at that site for the 12/26  
Bronx-Westchester CBC; these notes to confirm to this list that the  
bird was present;


with perhaps well over 1,000 Canada Geese by 4 pm, with more geese  
having come back in to the field to feed in the afternoon;  Snow &  
(Richardson's) Cackling Geese, were also seen;  there were up to 4  
(end-of-day) observers present, myself one of them & staying to dusk,  
many geese including the Pink-footed staying out feeding on the Parade  
Ground to well after sunset.  We maintained distance, & restricted our  
movements;  at times, when some non-birders chanced to walk near the  
geese & got them nervous, the flock all pulled away, walking just a  
modest distance from the human disturbances as has happened perhaps  
each day with the larger goose flocks here.


The goose flock here is shy and can be scared off, if approached too  
quickly or too closely; if you go seeking this Pink-footed, please  
keep a respectful distance (if any geese start to move off at your  
approach, it means you are getting too close for them);


There may be times when some or much of the flock stays on the Van  
Cortlandt lake (which incidentally is a very short way to the east- 
southeast of the Parade Ground, perhaps 50 yards away at the nearest  
points, & not more than a 10 minute walk from the NW end of that lake  
to the eastern edge of the Parade Ground field) - the geese may be  
most-likely on the lake in the first hours of morning, but any could  
be there at other hours as well.


We know that the goose flocks may at first light, and sometimes for  
hours after that, remain on the nearby lake (a golf course is at the  
east side of the lake, away from the Parade Ground area - & there are  
other portions of golf course greens in this very large city park).   
These geese may (or may not) roost on the Van Cortlandt lake  
overnight, and may come to feed on the Parade Ground at some point in  
the day (which may or may not be early, based on some past goose  
observations at this site).  If one sees no geese at all on the field,  
the lake is the next best bet - and a scope is very much useful, for  
either area - & to avoid much walking about should the (Canada) goose  
numbers be high - with high-quality optics, it may be posslble to have  
good views thru around sunset, according to the weather, of course!


Van Cortlandt Park has shown potential to attract other goose species  
in recent years such as Barnacle, Greater White-fronted, and Cackling,  
as well as Snow - we would be delighted to have a Ross's join the  
geese "on parade" (grounds)!  The Pink-footed Goose apparently is a  
first record for that park and for Bronx County.


It may be added that the #1 'local' subway line (if coming from  
another borough or farther downtown, one MUST change at West 96th &  
Broadway as the last possible switch from any express #2 or #3, to the  
#1 Broadway local uptown, which can take 30 minutes from West 96th- 
Broadway station, to the final stop of the #1 train, which is (uptown)  
at 242 Street & Van Cortlandt Park in the west Bronx.  There are  
restrooms - generally open - at the far south side of the Parade  
Ground fields, in the nature center (NYC Parks Dept) building, next to  
the manor (an historic house) - these structures about 10 minutes or  
much less from the elevated subway terminal, & Broadway (at 242 Street).


Nearby highways, & exits, include the Major Deegan Expwy - I-87 (NY  
State Thruway) with the nearest exit being Van Cortlandt (Park) South,  
from which exit one would go west a very short way to Broadway, and a  
right up (north on) Broadway just a few blocks to past West 246  
Street, where parking can be had, sometimes easily, adjacent the  
Parade Grounds field (and sometimes hard to find quick parking  
immediately) - Another highway & exit with fast access to here is the  
Henry Hudson Parkway, at the Broadway exit (in the Bronx!) from which:  
one goes south a very short way on Broadway, again to near West  
246-250 Streets, where any available parking will be immediately  
adjacent the Parade Grounds of Van Cortlandt Park. Parking here in  
daytime is generally safe, with the usual precautions to not leave  
valuables, & certainly not in view, just as anywhere else; there is  
gas and food available nearby on Broadway in either direction. The NYC- 
Yonkers city lines are very nearby to the north - just up Broadway.


Good luck if you try, and please, please give the geese enough space  
to feed (and not flush due to any birder's actions), thanks!


good birding & ongoing CBC-ing,

Tom Fiore
Manhattan

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose yes

[Andrew Block]

I went back at around 4:45pm and was at the VCP Parade Grounds to about 5pm and 
the Pink-footed Goose was there and easy to see.  The flock was smaller than 
this am and the Snow Goose was gone, but the Pink-footed was there, nice.  A 
beautiful bird.
Andrew Andrew v. F. Block
Consulting Naturalist
20 Hancock Avenue, Apt. 3
Yonkers, Westchester Co., New York 10705-4629
Phone: 914-963-3080; Cell: 914-319-9701 


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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose yes

[Andrew Block]

I went back at around 4:45pm and was at the VCP Parade Grounds to about 5pm and 
the Pink-footed Goose was there and easy to see.  The flock was smaller than 
this am and the Snow Goose was gone, but the Pink-footed was there, nice.  A 
beautiful bird.
Andrew Andrew v. F. Block
Consulting Naturalist
20 Hancock Avenue, Apt. 3
Yonkers, Westchester Co., New York 10705-4629
Phone: 914-963-3080; Cell: 914-319-9701 


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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose yes, VCP Bronx Co. NYC 12/25

[Thomas Fiore]

Sunday, Christmas Day, 25 December 2016

As noted to this list, the Pink-footed Goose was present with a nearby  
Snow Goose, & perhaps 500++ Canada Geese as well as a brief look at  
what may have been a Richardson's Cackling Goose, all at the north- 
most end of the Van Cortlandt Park Parade Grounds, as of 4:15 & just  
afterwards (to sunset) in the west Bronx (NYC) - the geese perhaps  
staying where it was not as likely they'd be harassed by non-birders  
who, as noted, sometimes do intentionally run after or set dogs after  
the geese at this site, for no good reasons; it happens - even though  
by far the majority of park users do not behave in these ways towards  
wildlife at that park & at the least, the geese are fairly cautious  
about what is happening in their feeding areas!  Photos of the geese  
were again obtained in end-of day sun.


Peace  - & good birding,
Tom Fiore
Manhattan



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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose late-day 12/23, VC Park, Bronx County

[Thomas Fiore]

Friday, 23 December, 2016 - Van Cortlandt Park, western Bronx (N.Y.  
City)


At about 4 pm (and from what I inferred from others on-scene, for some  
hours before, but perhaps now & then moving off to the Van Cortlandt  
lake, again??) on the Parade Grounds field adjacent to Broadway, north  
of about West 246 Street, the Pink-footed Goose, in amongst over 300  
(at 4 pm, but with many more coming in to the field to feed in the  
next 30-40 minutes!) Canada Geese, were seen;there were up to 6  
(end-of-day) observers present, myself one of them & staying to dusk,  
the geese including the Pink-footed, staying out feeding on the Parade  
Ground to well after sunset.   We maintained some distance, &  
restricted our movements;  at times, when some non-birders chanced to  
walk near the geese & got them nervous, the flock all pulled away,  
walking just a modest distance from the human disturbance[s].


The goose flock here is shy and can be scared off, if approached too  
quickly or too closely; if you go seeking this Pink-footed, please  
keep a respectful distance (if any geese start to move off at your  
approach, it means you are getting too close for them); It seems that  
there may have been a time when some or much of the flock went from  
the Van Cortlandt lake (which incidentally is a very short way to the  
east-southeast of the Parade Ground, perhaps 50 yards away at the  
nearest points, & not more than a 10 minute walk from the NW end of  
that lake to the eastern edge of the Parade Ground field) - over to  
the field, which is visible from Broadway, about opposite West 246-250  
Streets - a very short way up (north of) the #1 subway's big elevated  
terminal-station, the end of that line (final stop) in the Bronx.  And  
we know that the goose flocks may at first light, and sometimes for  
hours after that, remain on the nearby lake (a golf course is at the  
east side of the lake, away from the Parade Ground area, & there are  
other portions of golf course greens in this very large city park).


These geese may (or may not) roost on the Van Cortlandt lake  
overnight, and may come to feed on the Parade Ground at some point in  
the day (which may or may not be early, based on some past goose  
observations at this site).  If one sees no geese at all on the field,  
the lake is the next best bet - and a scope is very much useful, for  
either area - & to avoid much walking about should the (Canada) goose  
numbers be high - with high-quality optics, it may be posslble to have  
good views thru around sunset or just after, according to the weather,  
of course!


I've been informed that this Pink-footed Goose may be a first record  
for Bronx County NY (if there is information & documentation to the  
contrary, it would be of interest to some on this list-serve);  Van  
Cortlandt Park has shown potential to attract other goose species in  
recent years such as Barnacle, Greater White-fronted, and Cackling, as  
well as Snow - we would be delighted to have a Ross's join the geese  
"on parade" (grounds)!


It may be added that in addition the #1 'local' subway line (if coming  
from another borough or farther downtown, one MUST change at West 96th  
& Braodway as the last possible switch from any express #2 or #3, to  
the #1 Broadway local uptown, which can take 30 minutes from West 96th- 
Broadway station, to the final stop of the #1 train, which is (uptown)  
at 242 Street & Van Cortlandt Park in the west Bronx.  Nearby  
highways, & exits, include the Major Deegan Expwy - I-87 (NY State  
Thruway) with the nearest exit being Van Cortlandt (Park) South, from  
which exit one would go west a very short way to Broadway, and a right  
up (north on) Broadway just a few blocks to past West 246 Street,  
where parking can be had, sometimes easily, adjacent the Parade  
Grounds field (and sometimes hard to find quick parking immediately) -  
Another highway & exit with fast access to here is the Henry Hudson  
Parkway, at the Broadway exit (in the Bronx!) from which: one goes  
south a very short way on Broadway, again to near West 246-250  
Streets, where any available parking will be immediately adjacent the  
Parade Grounds of Van Cortlandt Park.  (parking here in daytime is  
generally safe, with the usual precautions to not leave valuables, &  
certainly not in view, just as anywhere else; there is gas and food  
nearby on Broadway, and there are restrooms - generally open - at the  
far south side of the Parade Ground fields, in the nature center (NYC  
Parks Dept) building, next to the manor (an historic house) - these  
structures about 10 minutes or much less from the elevated subway  
terminal, & Broadway (at 242 Street).


Good luck if you try, and please, please give the geese enough space  
to feed (and not flush due to any birder's actions), thanks!


good birding & ongoing CBC-ing,

Tom Fiore
Manhattan

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose late-day 12/23, VC Park, Bronx County

[Thomas Fiore]

Friday, 23 December, 2016 - Van Cortlandt Park, western Bronx (N.Y.  
City)


At about 4 pm (and from what I inferred from others on-scene, for some  
hours before, but perhaps now & then moving off to the Van Cortlandt  
lake, again??) on the Parade Grounds field adjacent to Broadway, north  
of about West 246 Street, the Pink-footed Goose, in amongst over 300  
(at 4 pm, but with many more coming in to the field to feed in the  
next 30-40 minutes!) Canada Geese, were seen;there were up to 6  
(end-of-day) observers present, myself one of them & staying to dusk,  
the geese including the Pink-footed, staying out feeding on the Parade  
Ground to well after sunset.   We maintained some distance, &  
restricted our movements;  at times, when some non-birders chanced to  
walk near the geese & got them nervous, the flock all pulled away,  
walking just a modest distance from the human disturbance[s].


The goose flock here is shy and can be scared off, if approached too  
quickly or too closely; if you go seeking this Pink-footed, please  
keep a respectful distance (if any geese start to move off at your  
approach, it means you are getting too close for them); It seems that  
there may have been a time when some or much of the flock went from  
the Van Cortlandt lake (which incidentally is a very short way to the  
east-southeast of the Parade Ground, perhaps 50 yards away at the  
nearest points, & not more than a 10 minute walk from the NW end of  
that lake to the eastern edge of the Parade Ground field) - over to  
the field, which is visible from Broadway, about opposite West 246-250  
Streets - a very short way up (north of) the #1 subway's big elevated  
terminal-station, the end of that line (final stop) in the Bronx.  And  
we know that the goose flocks may at first light, and sometimes for  
hours after that, remain on the nearby lake (a golf course is at the  
east side of the lake, away from the Parade Ground area, & there are  
other portions of golf course greens in this very large city park).


These geese may (or may not) roost on the Van Cortlandt lake  
overnight, and may come to feed on the Parade Ground at some point in  
the day (which may or may not be early, based on some past goose  
observations at this site).  If one sees no geese at all on the field,  
the lake is the next best bet - and a scope is very much useful, for  
either area - & to avoid much walking about should the (Canada) goose  
numbers be high - with high-quality optics, it may be posslble to have  
good views thru around sunset or just after, according to the weather,  
of course!


I've been informed that this Pink-footed Goose may be a first record  
for Bronx County NY (if there is information & documentation to the  
contrary, it would be of interest to some on this list-serve);  Van  
Cortlandt Park has shown potential to attract other goose species in  
recent years such as Barnacle, Greater White-fronted, and Cackling, as  
well as Snow - we would be delighted to have a Ross's join the geese  
"on parade" (grounds)!


It may be added that in addition the #1 'local' subway line (if coming  
from another borough or farther downtown, one MUST change at West 96th  
& Braodway as the last possible switch from any express #2 or #3, to  
the #1 Broadway local uptown, which can take 30 minutes from West 96th- 
Broadway station, to the final stop of the #1 train, which is (uptown)  
at 242 Street & Van Cortlandt Park in the west Bronx.  Nearby  
highways, & exits, include the Major Deegan Expwy - I-87 (NY State  
Thruway) with the nearest exit being Van Cortlandt (Park) South, from  
which exit one would go west a very short way to Broadway, and a right  
up (north on) Broadway just a few blocks to past West 246 Street,  
where parking can be had, sometimes easily, adjacent the Parade  
Grounds field (and sometimes hard to find quick parking immediately) -  
Another highway & exit with fast access to here is the Henry Hudson  
Parkway, at the Broadway exit (in the Bronx!) from which: one goes  
south a very short way on Broadway, again to near West 246-250  
Streets, where any available parking will be immediately adjacent the  
Parade Grounds of Van Cortlandt Park.  (parking here in daytime is  
generally safe, with the usual precautions to not leave valuables, &  
certainly not in view, just as anywhere else; there is gas and food  
nearby on Broadway, and there are restrooms - generally open - at the  
far south side of the Parade Ground fields, in the nature center (NYC  
Parks Dept) building, next to the manor (an historic house) - these  
structures about 10 minutes or much less from the elevated subway  
terminal, & Broadway (at 242 Street).


Good luck if you try, and please, please give the geese enough space  
to feed (and not flush due to any birder's actions), thanks!


good birding & ongoing CBC-ing,

Tom Fiore
Manhattan

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose at Hendrickson Park, Nassau- Red Headed Woodpecker

[John Mora]

Goose was on the far shore opposite from the tennis courts - tame and resting 
and in the water very close to the path.

Woodpecker was active and vocal.  Walk on the tennis court side heading north 
along bike path past bridge.  A number of houses up there is a brighter yellow 
house.  The red headed woodpecker is in that general area.  Bird's head is 
turning red...

We also saw the tamest immature red tail hawk.  It was on the ground with dead 
squirrel in its talons - people jogged five feet from the bird. Who was not at 
all stressed by humans.

Also present of note:  one immature yellow bellied sapsucker, a great blue 
heron and a active belted kingfisher.  Kestrel flew fast through the scattered 
trees then flew past the park and landed on top of the high school dome.

No cackling goose for us today, alas.

Sent from my iPhone

> On Nov 1, 2016, at 9:21 AM, Tim Healy  wrote:
> 
> My father just sent me a picture of a Pink-footed Goose at Valley Stream's 
> Hendrickson Park, sitting with a small group of Canada's on the eastern shore 
> of the lake. Getting the word out since I'm not around to chase. Props to 
> Papa Healy!
> 
> Cheers!
> -Tim H
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose at Hendrickson Park, Nassau- Red Headed Woodpecker

[John Mora]

Goose was on the far shore opposite from the tennis courts - tame and resting 
and in the water very close to the path.

Woodpecker was active and vocal.  Walk on the tennis court side heading north 
along bike path past bridge.  A number of houses up there is a brighter yellow 
house.  The red headed woodpecker is in that general area.  Bird's head is 
turning red...

We also saw the tamest immature red tail hawk.  It was on the ground with dead 
squirrel in its talons - people jogged five feet from the bird. Who was not at 
all stressed by humans.

Also present of note:  one immature yellow bellied sapsucker, a great blue 
heron and a active belted kingfisher.  Kestrel flew fast through the scattered 
trees then flew past the park and landed on top of the high school dome.

No cackling goose for us today, alas.

Sent from my iPhone

> On Nov 1, 2016, at 9:21 AM, Tim Healy  wrote:
> 
> My father just sent me a picture of a Pink-footed Goose at Valley Stream's 
> Hendrickson Park, sitting with a small group of Canada's on the eastern shore 
> of the lake. Getting the word out since I'm not around to chase. Props to 
> Papa Healy!
> 
> Cheers!
> -Tim H
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Re:[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose VCP Bronx (YES...

[Andrew Baksh]

With apologies to list serve purists. Other notable birds on the lake include 
Snow Goose, Cackling Goose and an eclipse plumaged drake Northern Pintail. 
These are all top notch for the Bronx and good for our CBC!

Cheers,


"I prefer to be true to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule of 
others, rather than to be false, and to incur my own abhorrence." ~ Frederick 
Douglass

風　Swift as the wind
林　Quiet as the forest
火　Conquer like the fire
山　Steady as the mountain
Sun Tzu  The Art of War

> (\__/)
> (= '.'=)
> (") _ (") 
> Sent from somewhere in the field using my mobile device! 

Andrew Baksh
www.birdingdude.blogspot.com

> On Dec 23, 2016, at 7:17 AM, Andrew Baksh  wrote:
> 
> The Pink-footed Goose continues this AM on the Van Cortlandt Park Lake. 
> Tucked in with about 1,000 Branta Canadensis. It is officially a count week 
> Bird for West Bronx.
> 
> "Uptown is the place where I lay my dome 
> On the streets of the Bronx where my family roam."
> 
> 
> 
> "I prefer to be true to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule 
> of others, rather than to be false, and to incur my own abhorrence." ~ 
> Frederick Douglass
> 
> 風　Swift as the wind
> 林　Quiet as the forest
> 火　Conquer like the fire
> 山　Steady as the mountain
> Sun Tzu  The Art of War
> 
>> (__/)
>> (= '.'=)
>> (") _ (") 
>> Sent from somewhere in the field using my mobile device! 
> 
> Andrew Baksh
> www.birdingdude.blogspot.com

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Re:[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose VCP Bronx (YES...

[Andrew Baksh]

With apologies to list serve purists. Other notable birds on the lake include 
Snow Goose, Cackling Goose and an eclipse plumaged drake Northern Pintail. 
These are all top notch for the Bronx and good for our CBC!

Cheers,


"I prefer to be true to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule of 
others, rather than to be false, and to incur my own abhorrence." ~ Frederick 
Douglass

風　Swift as the wind
林　Quiet as the forest
火　Conquer like the fire
山　Steady as the mountain
Sun Tzu  The Art of War

> (\__/)
> (= '.'=)
> (") _ (") 
> Sent from somewhere in the field using my mobile device! 

Andrew Baksh
www.birdingdude.blogspot.com

> On Dec 23, 2016, at 7:17 AM, Andrew Baksh  wrote:
> 
> The Pink-footed Goose continues this AM on the Van Cortlandt Park Lake. 
> Tucked in with about 1,000 Branta Canadensis. It is officially a count week 
> Bird for West Bronx.
> 
> "Uptown is the place where I lay my dome 
> On the streets of the Bronx where my family roam."
> 
> 
> 
> "I prefer to be true to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule 
> of others, rather than to be false, and to incur my own abhorrence." ~ 
> Frederick Douglass
> 
> 風　Swift as the wind
> 林　Quiet as the forest
> 火　Conquer like the fire
> 山　Steady as the mountain
> Sun Tzu  The Art of War
> 
>> (__/)
>> (= '.'=)
>> (") _ (") 
>> Sent from somewhere in the field using my mobile device! 
> 
> Andrew Baksh
> www.birdingdude.blogspot.com

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose VCP Bronx (YES...

[Andrew Baksh]

The Pink-footed Goose continues this AM on the Van Cortlandt Park Lake. Tucked 
in with about 1,000 Branta Canadensis. It is officially a count week Bird for 
West Bronx.

"Uptown is the place where I lay my dome 
On the streets of the Bronx where my family roam."



"I prefer to be true to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule of 
others, rather than to be false, and to incur my own abhorrence." ~ Frederick 
Douglass

風　Swift as the wind
林　Quiet as the forest
火　Conquer like the fire
山　Steady as the mountain
Sun Tzu  The Art of War

> (__/)
> (= '.'=)
> (") _ (") 
> Sent from somewhere in the field using my mobile device! 

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose VCP Bronx (YES...

[Andrew Baksh]

The Pink-footed Goose continues this AM on the Van Cortlandt Park Lake. Tucked 
in with about 1,000 Branta Canadensis. It is officially a count week Bird for 
West Bronx.

"Uptown is the place where I lay my dome 
On the streets of the Bronx where my family roam."



"I prefer to be true to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule of 
others, rather than to be false, and to incur my own abhorrence." ~ Frederick 
Douglass

風　Swift as the wind
林　Quiet as the forest
火　Conquer like the fire
山　Steady as the mountain
Sun Tzu  The Art of War

> (__/)
> (= '.'=)
> (") _ (") 
> Sent from somewhere in the field using my mobile device! 

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Bronx Co. 12/22

[Thomas Fiore]

Thursday, 22 December, 2016 - Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx (N.Y. City)

On the Parade Grounds field adjacent to Broadway, north of about West  
246 Street, I found a Pink-footed Goose, in amongst well over 1,000  
Canada Geese, very late this afternoon - many photos were taken, from  
a distance!


The goose flock here is shy, and can be spooked if approached too  
quickly or too closely; if you go seeking this Pink-footed, please  
keep a respectful distance (if any geese start to move off at your  
approach, it means you are getting too close for them);  when seen,  
around 3:15 thru just past 4 pm, the Pink-footed was mostly nearer the  
south part of the big goose-flock, and even though it moved more into  
the center of the very extensive field, this was in keeping with  
general "drift" of the Canadas, as they all fed & milled about, a very  
few also resting on the grass.


These geese may (or may not) roost on the Van Cortlandt lake  
overnight, and may come to feed on the Parade Ground at some point in  
the morning (which may or may not be very early, based on some past  
goose observations at this site). There was also a Snow Goose  
present that went off to the east (perhaps to the Van Cortlandt lake),  
& that then came back later.


I did not give full attention to all of this 1,000+ flock of geese,  
and it is possible other species (such as Cackling or even some  
other), may have been present; once the Pink-footed was suspected,  
most focus was on that for this late afternoon.  Andrew Baksh and many  
other birders will be out counting (including this area) on Monday,  
12/26, for the Bronx-Westchester CBC which is compiled by Michael  
Bochnik.


Good luck if you try, and please, please, give the geese enough space  
to feed & not flush due to any birder's actions, thanks!


Tom Fiore
Manhattan

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose, Bronx Co. 12/22

[Thomas Fiore]

Thursday, 22 December, 2016 - Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx (N.Y. City)

On the Parade Grounds field adjacent to Broadway, north of about West  
246 Street, I found a Pink-footed Goose, in amongst well over 1,000  
Canada Geese, very late this afternoon - many photos were taken, from  
a distance!


The goose flock here is shy, and can be spooked if approached too  
quickly or too closely; if you go seeking this Pink-footed, please  
keep a respectful distance (if any geese start to move off at your  
approach, it means you are getting too close for them);  when seen,  
around 3:15 thru just past 4 pm, the Pink-footed was mostly nearer the  
south part of the big goose-flock, and even though it moved more into  
the center of the very extensive field, this was in keeping with  
general "drift" of the Canadas, as they all fed & milled about, a very  
few also resting on the grass.


These geese may (or may not) roost on the Van Cortlandt lake  
overnight, and may come to feed on the Parade Ground at some point in  
the morning (which may or may not be very early, based on some past  
goose observations at this site). There was also a Snow Goose  
present that went off to the east (perhaps to the Van Cortlandt lake),  
& that then came back later.


I did not give full attention to all of this 1,000+ flock of geese,  
and it is possible other species (such as Cackling or even some  
other), may have been present; once the Pink-footed was suspected,  
most focus was on that for this late afternoon.  Andrew Baksh and many  
other birders will be out counting (including this area) on Monday,  
12/26, for the Bronx-Westchester CBC which is compiled by Michael  
Bochnik.


Good luck if you try, and please, please, give the geese enough space  
to feed & not flush due to any birder's actions, thanks!


Tom Fiore
Manhattan

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose @ Parade Grounds Van Cortlandt Park Bronx NY

[Andrew Baksh]

Late this afternoon, Tom Fiore found a Pink-footed Goose among the flock of 
Branta Canadensis that were feeding on the Parade Grounds at Van Cortlandt Park.

I know this find will excite many listers and I ask that with the Bronx CBC 
just days away, to please exercise good behavior if you decide to twitch. 
Meaning, try not to chase it away before count day :-)

An excellent find by Tom and underscores the importance of Van Cortlandt Park - 
especially the Parade Grounds. I'll take this opportunity to unashamedly again 
cite the issues and concerns about plans to pave the Putnam Trail. See here for 
more information http://www.savetheputnamtrail.com/

Our community need to remain engaged in the changes (some not good) taking 
place in many of the places we love.

Congrats Tom, a fine bird just in time for the CBC! Now we just need it to 
stick.

Cheers,

"I prefer to be true to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule of 
others, rather than to be false, and to incur my own abhorrence." ~ Frederick 
Douglass

風　Swift as the wind
林　Quiet as the forest
火　Conquer like the fire
山　Steady as the mountain
Sun Tzu  The Art of War

> (__/)
> (= '.'=)
> (") _ (") 
> Sent from somewhere in the field using my mobile device! 

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose @ Parade Grounds Van Cortlandt Park Bronx NY

[Andrew Baksh]

Late this afternoon, Tom Fiore found a Pink-footed Goose among the flock of 
Branta Canadensis that were feeding on the Parade Grounds at Van Cortlandt Park.

I know this find will excite many listers and I ask that with the Bronx CBC 
just days away, to please exercise good behavior if you decide to twitch. 
Meaning, try not to chase it away before count day :-)

An excellent find by Tom and underscores the importance of Van Cortlandt Park - 
especially the Parade Grounds. I'll take this opportunity to unashamedly again 
cite the issues and concerns about plans to pave the Putnam Trail. See here for 
more information http://www.savetheputnamtrail.com/

Our community need to remain engaged in the changes (some not good) taking 
place in many of the places we love.

Congrats Tom, a fine bird just in time for the CBC! Now we just need it to 
stick.

Cheers,

"I prefer to be true to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule of 
others, rather than to be false, and to incur my own abhorrence." ~ Frederick 
Douglass

風　Swift as the wind
林　Quiet as the forest
火　Conquer like the fire
山　Steady as the mountain
Sun Tzu  The Art of War

> (__/)
> (= '.'=)
> (") _ (") 
> Sent from somewhere in the field using my mobile device! 

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose still at Hendrickson Park

[Ardith Bondi]

By tennis courts. 

Ardith Bondi and Peter Post. 
NYC
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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose still at Hendrickson Park

[Ardith Bondi]

By tennis courts. 

Ardith Bondi and Peter Post. 
NYC
www.ardithbondi.com

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose Yes + Cackling Goose

[Avery Scott (SkyOfBirds)]

The Pink-footed Goose continues at Hendrickson Park, with the numerous
Canada Geese. In addition, there's a Cackling Goose present. Some photos
are in this eBird checklist: http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S32521893
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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose Yes + Cackling Goose

[Avery Scott (SkyOfBirds)]

The Pink-footed Goose continues at Hendrickson Park, with the numerous
Canada Geese. In addition, there's a Cackling Goose present. Some photos
are in this eBird checklist: http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S32521893
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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose - YES

[Brian Whipple]

If anyone still hasn't seen it, the Pink-footed Goose continues hanging out
on Valley Stream Pond in Hendrickson Park.

Dropped Pin near Hendrickson Park Trail, Valley Stream, NY 11580
https://goo.gl/maps/rQYrpuuRssA2

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[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose - YES

[Brian Whipple]

If anyone still hasn't seen it, the Pink-footed Goose continues hanging out
on Valley Stream Pond in Hendrickson Park.

Dropped Pin near Hendrickson Park Trail, Valley Stream, NY 11580
https://goo.gl/maps/rQYrpuuRssA2

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink Footed Goose - Arthur Hendrickson Park, Valley Stream

[matt klein]

Still here. West side of pond. By tennis courts.  

... to be continued. 

> On Nov 5, 2016, at 10:52 AM, John Mora  wrote:
> 
> On land near tennis courts at high school.
> 
> Thanks, everyone.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Nov 5, 2016, at 8:36 AM, Michael Yuan  wrote:
>> 
>> Just landed on the north end of the pond by the fountain. 
>> 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink Footed Goose - Arthur Hendrickson Park, Valley Stream

[matt klein]

Still here. West side of pond. By tennis courts.  

... to be continued. 

> On Nov 5, 2016, at 10:52 AM, John Mora  wrote:
> 
> On land near tennis courts at high school.
> 
> Thanks, everyone.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Nov 5, 2016, at 8:36 AM, Michael Yuan  wrote:
>> 
>> Just landed on the north end of the pond by the fountain. 
>> 
>> Mike Yuan
>> Brooklyn, NY
>> 
>> --
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink Footed Goose - Arthur Hendrickson Park, Valley Stream

[Mike]

Pink-footed Goose still present in same general area near Tennis Courts. 

-Mike Shanley 

Sent from my iPhone

> On Nov 5, 2016, at 1:54 PM, Tim Healy  wrote:
> 
> Pink-foot is still here, still cooperative, feeding now ok the western edge 
> by the tennis courts. 
> 
> Cheers!
> -Tim H
> 
> 
>> On Nov 5, 2016, at 10:51 AM, John Mora  wrote:
>> 
>> On land near tennis courts at high school.
>> 
>> Thanks, everyone.
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>>> On Nov 5, 2016, at 8:36 AM, Michael Yuan  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Just landed on the north end of the pond by the fountain. 
>>> 
>>> Mike Yuan
>>> Brooklyn, NY
>>> 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink Footed Goose - Arthur Hendrickson Park, Valley Stream

[Mike]

Pink-footed Goose still present in same general area near Tennis Courts. 

-Mike Shanley 

Sent from my iPhone

> On Nov 5, 2016, at 1:54 PM, Tim Healy  wrote:
> 
> Pink-foot is still here, still cooperative, feeding now ok the western edge 
> by the tennis courts. 
> 
> Cheers!
> -Tim H
> 
> 
>> On Nov 5, 2016, at 10:51 AM, John Mora  wrote:
>> 
>> On land near tennis courts at high school.
>> 
>> Thanks, everyone.
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>>> On Nov 5, 2016, at 8:36 AM, Michael Yuan  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Just landed on the north end of the pond by the fountain. 
>>> 
>>> Mike Yuan
>>> Brooklyn, NY
>>> 
>>> --
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink Footed Goose - Arthur Hendrickson Park, Valley Stream

[Tim Healy]

Pink-foot is still here, still cooperative, feeding now ok the western edge by 
the tennis courts. 

Cheers!
-Tim H


> On Nov 5, 2016, at 10:51 AM, John Mora  wrote:
> 
> On land near tennis courts at high school.
> 
> Thanks, everyone.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Nov 5, 2016, at 8:36 AM, Michael Yuan  wrote:
>> 
>> Just landed on the north end of the pond by the fountain. 
>> 
>> Mike Yuan
>> Brooklyn, NY
>> 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink Footed Goose - Arthur Hendrickson Park, Valley Stream

[Tim Healy]

Pink-foot is still here, still cooperative, feeding now ok the western edge by 
the tennis courts. 

Cheers!
-Tim H


> On Nov 5, 2016, at 10:51 AM, John Mora  wrote:
> 
> On land near tennis courts at high school.
> 
> Thanks, everyone.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Nov 5, 2016, at 8:36 AM, Michael Yuan  wrote:
>> 
>> Just landed on the north end of the pond by the fountain. 
>> 
>> Mike Yuan
>> Brooklyn, NY
>> 
>> --
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink Footed Goose - Arthur Hendrickson Park, Valley Stream

[John Mora]

On land near tennis courts at high school.

Thanks, everyone.

Sent from my iPhone

> On Nov 5, 2016, at 8:36 AM, Michael Yuan  wrote:
> 
> Just landed on the north end of the pond by the fountain. 
> 
> Mike Yuan
> Brooklyn, NY
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Pink Footed Goose - Arthur Hendrickson Park, Valley Stream

[John Mora]

On land near tennis courts at high school.

Thanks, everyone.

Sent from my iPhone

> On Nov 5, 2016, at 8:36 AM, Michael Yuan  wrote:
> 
> Just landed on the north end of the pond by the fountain. 
> 
> Mike Yuan
> Brooklyn, NY
> 
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> 
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> 
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[nysbirds-l] Pink Footed Goose - Arthur Hendrickson Park, Valley Stream

[Michael Yuan]

Just landed on the north end of the pond by the fountain. 

Mike Yuan
Brooklyn, NY

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[nysbirds-l] Pink Footed Goose - Arthur Hendrickson Park, Valley Stream

[Michael Yuan]

Just landed on the north end of the pond by the fountain. 

Mike Yuan
Brooklyn, NY

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