[nysbirds-l] Ross gull

[Dave Medd]

Seen this am from boat launch 830-9 am. 
Also No Shrike was present in field across Bradley St

Dave Medd 

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[nysbirds-l] Ross gull

[Dave Medd]

Seen this am from boat launch 830-9 am. 
Also No Shrike was present in field across Bradley St

Dave Medd 

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Ross' Gull update - Tupper Lake Franklin County

[Phil Jeffrey]

Actually the bird was seen initially seen from the boat launch, but not
near to it - seen  well to the north as we watched it move from in-line
with the smoke stacks, flying west to east across the lake and dropping
down over the causeway to the east of it, which is when the birders on the
causeway picked it up.  (I was at the boat launch from 8:30 until the
Ross's turned up).  Difficult to assess distance but probably north of the
causeway as it came across the lake - perhaps there was some open water
over on the west side.  I think the causeway is the place to stake out
initially, and it does scan that part of the lake - around 1pm just before
I left it flew pretty much right down the causeway, although I was the only
one there at the time.

Phil

On Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 9:09 PM, David Klauber  wrote:

> Had some technology problems in the field so sent a brief message to get
> the word out quickly.
>
> The Ross' Gull was found around 10:30 by Bob Proniewych flying east
> (north?) of the causeway bridge that feeds into the town of Tupper Lake.
> This is a short distance past the town boat launch, near a cabin that is on
> the north side of the road. We later found out that apparently the gull was
> seen shortly before flying north past the town boat launch on route 30,
> about a mile or so south of the town of Tupper lake. The house where it was
> originally found was briefly checked before this and there is no open water
> or food there.
>
> As the day warmed up there was a bit more open water around the causeway.
> Specifically, the bird was seen on the ice next to some open water just
> north or west of the parking pulloffs near the beginning of the causeway.
>
> It later relocated a bit south to a small private pier just north of the
> town boat launch, easily viewed from this location. It seemed to be
> feeding on something frozen - fish? This was around 1:30 when we left.
>
> The Northern Shrike was seen near around 1 in trees opposite the tall
> smokestack on route 3. It was not seen there earlier. It was first spotted
> a bit west of this, but moved east along the trees, moving about 1/4 mile
> or so.
>
> No sign of anything of note in Newcomb.
>
> Gray Jays at feeders on Sabatis Circle Drive
>
> 10 species total
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Ross' Gull update - Tupper Lake Franklin County

[Phil Jeffrey]

Actually the bird was seen initially seen from the boat launch, but not
near to it - seen  well to the north as we watched it move from in-line
with the smoke stacks, flying west to east across the lake and dropping
down over the causeway to the east of it, which is when the birders on the
causeway picked it up.  (I was at the boat launch from 8:30 until the
Ross's turned up).  Difficult to assess distance but probably north of the
causeway as it came across the lake - perhaps there was some open water
over on the west side.  I think the causeway is the place to stake out
initially, and it does scan that part of the lake - around 1pm just before
I left it flew pretty much right down the causeway, although I was the only
one there at the time.

Phil

On Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 9:09 PM, David Klauber  wrote:

> Had some technology problems in the field so sent a brief message to get
> the word out quickly.
>
> The Ross' Gull was found around 10:30 by Bob Proniewych flying east
> (north?) of the causeway bridge that feeds into the town of Tupper Lake.
> This is a short distance past the town boat launch, near a cabin that is on
> the north side of the road. We later found out that apparently the gull was
> seen shortly before flying north past the town boat launch on route 30,
> about a mile or so south of the town of Tupper lake. The house where it was
> originally found was briefly checked before this and there is no open water
> or food there.
>
> As the day warmed up there was a bit more open water around the causeway.
> Specifically, the bird was seen on the ice next to some open water just
> north or west of the parking pulloffs near the beginning of the causeway.
>
> It later relocated a bit south to a small private pier just north of the
> town boat launch, easily viewed from this location. It seemed to be
> feeding on something frozen - fish? This was around 1:30 when we left.
>
> The Northern Shrike was seen near around 1 in trees opposite the tall
> smokestack on route 3. It was not seen there earlier. It was first spotted
> a bit west of this, but moved east along the trees, moving about 1/4 mile
> or so.
>
> No sign of anything of note in Newcomb.
>
> Gray Jays at feeders on Sabatis Circle Drive
>
> 10 species total
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Ross' Gull update - Tupper Lake Franklin County

[Donna Schulman]

Addendum to Dave's excellent description of the day: I passed the private
dock later in the day, and access has been roped off, with signs saying 'No
Trespassing."

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On Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 9:09 PM, David Klauber  wrote:

> Had some technology problems in the field so sent a brief message to get
> the word out quickly.
>
> The Ross' Gull was found around 10:30 by Bob Proniewych flying east
> (north?) of the causeway bridge that feeds into the town of Tupper Lake.
> This is a short distance past the town boat launch, near a cabin that is on
> the north side of the road. We later found out that apparently the gull was
> seen shortly before flying north past the town boat launch on route 30,
> about a mile or so south of the town of Tupper lake. The house where it was
> originally found was briefly checked before this and there is no open water
> or food there.
>
> As the day warmed up there was a bit more open water around the causeway.
> Specifically, the bird was seen on the ice next to some open water just
> north or west of the parking pulloffs near the beginning of the causeway.
>
> It later relocated a bit south to a small private pier just north of the
> town boat launch, easily viewed from this location. It seemed to be
> feeding on something frozen - fish? This was around 1:30 when we left.
>
> The Northern Shrike was seen near around 1 in trees opposite the tall
> smokestack on route 3. It was not seen there earlier. It was first spotted
> a bit west of this, but moved east along the trees, moving about 1/4 mile
> or so.
>
> No sign of anything of note in Newcomb.
>
> Gray Jays at feeders on Sabatis Circle Drive
>
> 10 species total
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Ross' Gull update - Tupper Lake Franklin County

[Donna Schulman]

Addendum to Dave's excellent description of the day: I passed the private
dock later in the day, and access has been roped off, with signs saying 'No
Trespassing."

*---*




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njqueensgir...@gmail.com *


* *

On Tue, Jan 31, 2017 at 9:09 PM, David Klauber  wrote:

> Had some technology problems in the field so sent a brief message to get
> the word out quickly.
>
> The Ross' Gull was found around 10:30 by Bob Proniewych flying east
> (north?) of the causeway bridge that feeds into the town of Tupper Lake.
> This is a short distance past the town boat launch, near a cabin that is on
> the north side of the road. We later found out that apparently the gull was
> seen shortly before flying north past the town boat launch on route 30,
> about a mile or so south of the town of Tupper lake. The house where it was
> originally found was briefly checked before this and there is no open water
> or food there.
>
> As the day warmed up there was a bit more open water around the causeway.
> Specifically, the bird was seen on the ice next to some open water just
> north or west of the parking pulloffs near the beginning of the causeway.
>
> It later relocated a bit south to a small private pier just north of the
> town boat launch, easily viewed from this location. It seemed to be
> feeding on something frozen - fish? This was around 1:30 when we left.
>
> The Northern Shrike was seen near around 1 in trees opposite the tall
> smokestack on route 3. It was not seen there earlier. It was first spotted
> a bit west of this, but moved east along the trees, moving about 1/4 mile
> or so.
>
> No sign of anything of note in Newcomb.
>
> Gray Jays at feeders on Sabatis Circle Drive
>
> 10 species total
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[nysbirds-l] Ross' Gull update - Tupper Lake Franklin County

[David Klauber]

Had some technology problems in the field so sent a brief message to get the 
word out quickly.

The Ross' Gull was found around 10:30 by Bob Proniewych flying east (north?) of 
the causeway bridge that feeds into the town of Tupper Lake. This is a short 
distance past the town boat launch, near a cabin that is on the north side of 
the road. We later found out that apparently the gull was seen shortly before 
flying north past the town boat launch on route 30, about a mile or so south of 
the town of Tupper lake. The house where it was originally found was briefly 
checked before this and there is no open water or food there.

As the day warmed up there was a bit more open water around the causeway. 
Specifically, the bird was seen on the ice next to some open water just north 
or west of the parking pulloffs near the beginning of the causeway.

It later relocated a bit south to a small private pier just north of the town 
boat launch, easily viewed from this location. It seemed to be feeding on 
something frozen - fish? This was around 1:30 when we left.

The Northern Shrike was seen near around 1 in trees opposite the tall 
smokestack on route 3. It was not seen there earlier. It was first spotted a 
bit west of this, but moved east along the trees, moving about 1/4 mile or so.

No sign of anything of note in Newcomb.

Gray Jays at feeders on Sabatis Circle Drive

10 species total

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[nysbirds-l] Ross gull roosting east side of causeway next to open water. Found by Bob proniewych

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[nysbirds-l] Ross gull roosting east side of causeway next to open water. Found by Bob proniewych

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RE:[nysbirds-l] [nysbirds-l]Ross Gull YES Tupper lake

[Jim Schlickenrieder]

The Ross' flew off toward the csuseway about 12:30 pm.  We'll check again after 
the snow shower subsides

Any other updates are appreciated !

Jim Schlickenrieder Butler, NJ

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lake 

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RE:[nysbirds-l] [nysbirds-l]Ross Gull YES Tupper lake

[Jim Schlickenrieder]

The Ross' flew off toward the csuseway about 12:30 pm.  We'll check again after 
the snow shower subsides

Any other updates are appreciated !

Jim Schlickenrieder Butler, NJ

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Date: 1/29/17  11:06  (GMT-05:00) To: 
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lake 

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[nysbirds-l] Ross Gull YES Tupper lake

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[nysbirds-l] Ross Gull YES Tupper lake

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Ross Gull?

[Jesse Jaycox]

Found flying then landed right now on route 30 east of bridge on Tupper Lake. 


> On Jan 28, 2017, at 10:55 AM, Will Raup <hoaryredp...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Last positive report was 2pm yesterday.  Nothing so far today.
> 
> Will Raup
> Glenmont, NY
> 
> 
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>  Original message 
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> Date: 1/28/17 10:52 AM (GMT-05:00)
> To: NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu
> Subject: [nysbirds-l] Ross Gull?
> 
> Any updates positive or negative would be greatly appreciated. There are 
> people that are in route and people that are waiting to go. Unfortunately I'm 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Ross Gull?

[Jesse Jaycox]

Found flying then landed right now on route 30 east of bridge on Tupper Lake. 


> On Jan 28, 2017, at 10:55 AM, Will Raup  wrote:
> 
> Last positive report was 2pm yesterday.  Nothing so far today.
> 
> Will Raup
> Glenmont, NY
> 
> 
> 
> Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S®6 active, an AT 4G LTE smartphone
> 
> 
>  Original message 
> From: Isaac Grant 
> Date: 1/28/17 10:52 AM (GMT-05:00)
> To: NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu
> Subject: [nysbirds-l] Ross Gull?
> 
> Any updates positive or negative would be greatly appreciated. There are 
> people that are in route and people that are waiting to go. Unfortunately I'm 
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RE: [nysbirds-l] Ross Gull?

[Will Raup]

Last positive report was 2pm yesterday.  Nothing so far today.

Will Raup
Glenmont, NY



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 Original message 
From: Isaac Grant <hosesbroadb...@gmail.com>
Date: 1/28/17 10:52 AM (GMT-05:00)
To: NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Ross Gull?

Any updates positive or negative would be greatly appreciated. There are people 
that are in route and people that are waiting to go. Unfortunately I'm stuck 
here in the city but I know others who would love some reports.

Isaac Grant
Senior Loan Officer
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RE: [nysbirds-l] Ross Gull?

[Will Raup]

Last positive report was 2pm yesterday.  Nothing so far today.

Will Raup
Glenmont, NY



Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S®6 active, an AT 4G LTE smartphone


 Original message 
From: Isaac Grant 
Date: 1/28/17 10:52 AM (GMT-05:00)
To: NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Ross Gull?

Any updates positive or negative would be greatly appreciated. There are people 
that are in route and people that are waiting to go. Unfortunately I'm stuck 
here in the city but I know others who would love some reports.

Isaac Grant
Senior Loan Officer
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[nysbirds-l] Ross Gull?

[Isaac Grant]

Any updates positive or negative would be greatly appreciated. There are people 
that are in route and people that are waiting to go. Unfortunately I'm stuck 
here in the city but I know others who would love some reports.

Isaac Grant
Senior Loan Officer
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Please submit your observations to eBird:
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[nysbirds-l] Ross Gull?

[Isaac Grant]

Any updates positive or negative would be greatly appreciated. There are people 
that are in route and people that are waiting to go. Unfortunately I'm stuck 
here in the city but I know others who would love some reports.

Isaac Grant
Senior Loan Officer
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