[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret late post

[patrickhoran]

Somehow my initial post on the cattle Egret was lost in cyberspace.hope know 
one went out late looking as the bird headed out north last i heard.Sent from 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret late post

[patrickhoran]

Somehow my initial post on the cattle Egret was lost in cyberspace.hope know 
one went out late looking as the bird headed out north last i heard.Sent from 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Jones beach

[patrickhoran]

There's currently one cattle Egret with some Canada's at the entrance to the 
parking lot parallel to the toll booths at west end 2 now.i believe it's there 
enviormental center and former covid 19 head quarters.Sent from my Galaxy
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Jones beach

[patrickhoran]

There's currently one cattle Egret with some Canada's at the entrance to the 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Jones beach we2

[patrickhoran]

Currently at the entrance to the enviormental center on the exit side grass at 
West end 2.by the toll booth's associating with canada'sSent from my Galaxy
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Jones beach we2

[patrickhoran]

Currently at the entrance to the enviormental center on the exit side grass at 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret Jones Beach LI

[B]

Came across another birder viewing, on the south side parkway median just
east of Coast Guard station.  With Can goose flock.

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret Jones Beach LI

[B]

Came across another birder viewing, on the south side parkway median just
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, Eastport, Suffolk

[Mike Scheibel]

Continuing in association with horses, location as described by Eileen S. 
earlier today 
Mike and Lynne Scheibel 
Brookhaven 

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, Eastport, Suffolk

[Mike Scheibel]

Continuing in association with horses, location as described by Eileen S. 
earlier today 
Mike and Lynne Scheibel 
Brookhaven 

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret - Eastport, Suffolk County

[Eileen Schwinn]


Reported earlier this AM in the sod field, near the intersection of CR 51 and 
Head of the Neck Rd, by Steve Biasetti, a Cattle Egret was refound at noon.  New
location of the bird is the horse farm, across from the sod field.  It was 
walking among the horse paddocks and the horses, and best viewed from the 
shoulder of Route 51, north side, just east of the turning lane on to Eastport 
Manor Rd.  
Thank you, Steve!
Eileen Schwinn

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret - Eastport, Suffolk County

[Eileen Schwinn]


Reported earlier this AM in the sod field, near the intersection of CR 51 and 
Head of the Neck Rd, by Steve Biasetti, a Cattle Egret was refound at noon.  New
location of the bird is the horse farm, across from the sod field.  It was 
walking among the horse paddocks and the horses, and best viewed from the 
shoulder of Route 51, north side, just east of the turning lane on to Eastport 
Manor Rd.  
Thank you, Steve!
Eileen Schwinn

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret at Hook Pond, Easthampton (Suffolk Co.)

[Ken Feustel]

Observed standing on dock on north side of Pond in front of a home with 
extensive lawn area. Likely flushed off lawn by landscapers.

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret at Hook Pond, Easthampton (Suffolk Co.)

[Ken Feustel]

Observed standing on dock on north side of Pond in front of a home with 
extensive lawn area. Likely flushed off lawn by landscapers.

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret at croton pt.

[Andrew Block]

With Help from Gail I found the egret at the ballfield on the left with the 
Canada geese as you enter the park.  There as of 250 pm.
Andrew
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret at croton pt.

[Andrew Block]

With Help from Gail I found the egret at the ballfield on the left with the 
Canada geese as you enter the park.  There as of 250 pm.
Andrew
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, Croton Point Park

[Joseph Wallace]

First spotted last evening by a photographer before flying off, the bird
returned today. As of ten minutes ago, it was foraging in long grasses
between the eastern slope of the grassland hill and the phragmites marsh,
between the two roads/paths that bisect that area. Best place to park is in
the RV lot, the furthest lot from the entrance but the nearest to that
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, Croton Point Park

[Joseph Wallace]

First spotted last evening by a photographer before flying off, the bird
returned today. As of ten minutes ago, it was foraging in long grasses
between the eastern slope of the grassland hill and the phragmites marsh,
between the two roads/paths that bisect that area. Best place to park is in
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret influx

[Andrew Block]

There seems to be a Cattle Egret influx into the northeast with reports of good 
numbers of them from Maine to at least NJ.  Never heard of so many being seen 
around here.  It's like I'm in Florida:-)

Andrew
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret influx

[Andrew Block]

There seems to be a Cattle Egret influx into the northeast with reports of good 
numbers of them from Maine to at least NJ.  Never heard of so many being seen 
around here.  It's like I'm in Florida:-)

Andrew
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret at Shirley Chisholm State Park 10/23

[Lela Chapman]

Hello -

Cattle egret viewed and photographed today in Shirley Chisholm Park in
Brooklyn, on the eastern shore of the Fountain Ave. side of park, where
creek lets out into the bay.

I have never used this list before, hope I am doing this right.  Will post
phone pics to ebird shortly.

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret at Shirley Chisholm State Park 10/23

[Lela Chapman]

Hello -

Cattle egret viewed and photographed today in Shirley Chisholm Park in
Brooklyn, on the eastern shore of the Fountain Ave. side of park, where
creek lets out into the bay.

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Pehlam Bay Park

[patrickhoran]

There was a nice breeding plumage cattle Egret on the grass about 6pm today by 
the circle and then the grassy median island at orchard beach.it flushed when 
it spotted me and landed about 80 ft away.then took off again when a pedestrian 
walking toward it flushed it again.Me and Richard Aracil went looking for it 
but did not relocate the Egret.im still looking in any grassy area's.Sent from 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Pehlam Bay Park

[patrickhoran]

There was a nice breeding plumage cattle Egret on the grass about 6pm today by 
the circle and then the grassy median island at orchard beach.it flushed when 
it spotted me and landed about 80 ft away.then took off again when a pedestrian 
walking toward it flushed it again.Me and Richard Aracil went looking for it 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret. Suffolk county farms, yaphank, liny

[Jeanne]

Still present with the cows

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret. Suffolk county farms, yaphank, liny

[Jeanne]

Still present with the cows

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret - Sunrise Highway (27)

[pmaxp]

At about 2:15pm, I observed a single Cattle Egret feeding in the median of 
Sunrise Highway (Rte 27) just west of Horseblock Road (Exit 57).





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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret - Sunrise Highway (27)

[pmaxp]

At about 2:15pm, I observed a single Cattle Egret feeding in the median of 
Sunrise Highway (Rte 27) just west of Horseblock Road (Exit 57).





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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret in Point Lookout

[Long Island Birding]

Peter Reisfeld sent out the initial report at 10:53am, there were a series
of replies to his email so it might have moved up in your inbox.
Mike Z.

On Sat, Nov 10, 2018 at 2:40 PM Steve Walter  wrote:

> I had also heard something (third hand) about a Scissor-tailed in Point
> Lookout. I didn’t see anything official on this list, but I took a chance
> anyway. Like everyone else after the initial sighting, I came up empty. A
> small consolation prize was looking up at a high flying egret, going east
> to west. My first impression was that of an out of the ordinary shape –
> chunky. I managed to get a few pictures of it when it descended somewhat.
> Inspecting my pictures upon getting home confirmed what I thought – a *Cattle
> Egret*. Having mentioned that it descended somewhat, it’s possible that
> it came down in the area. Lido Preserve maybe? Anyone in the area ready to
> give up on flycatchers might consider looking around.
>
>
>
> At least I didn’t have to go far to get to Pt. Lookout. I was at Jones
> Beach West End, but left at 10:00. But even while at Point Lookout, and
> probably just before leaving the area entirely at 11:30, I checked my
> e-mail for reports of interest. Nothing at that point. That could be an
> issue with my e-mail and carrier, but even checking the web based archives
> when I got home, I do not see the initial report of the Gray Kingbird. The
> first thing I see is a request for updates (at 11:21).  Where did the
> initial report – that I didn’t see – go?
>
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> Steve Walter
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret in Point Lookout

[Long Island Birding]

Peter Reisfeld sent out the initial report at 10:53am, there were a series
of replies to his email so it might have moved up in your inbox.
Mike Z.

On Sat, Nov 10, 2018 at 2:40 PM Steve Walter  wrote:

> I had also heard something (third hand) about a Scissor-tailed in Point
> Lookout. I didn’t see anything official on this list, but I took a chance
> anyway. Like everyone else after the initial sighting, I came up empty. A
> small consolation prize was looking up at a high flying egret, going east
> to west. My first impression was that of an out of the ordinary shape –
> chunky. I managed to get a few pictures of it when it descended somewhat.
> Inspecting my pictures upon getting home confirmed what I thought – a *Cattle
> Egret*. Having mentioned that it descended somewhat, it’s possible that
> it came down in the area. Lido Preserve maybe? Anyone in the area ready to
> give up on flycatchers might consider looking around.
>
>
>
> At least I didn’t have to go far to get to Pt. Lookout. I was at Jones
> Beach West End, but left at 10:00. But even while at Point Lookout, and
> probably just before leaving the area entirely at 11:30, I checked my
> e-mail for reports of interest. Nothing at that point. That could be an
> issue with my e-mail and carrier, but even checking the web based archives
> when I got home, I do not see the initial report of the Gray Kingbird. The
> first thing I see is a request for updates (at 11:21).  Where did the
> initial report – that I didn’t see – go?
>
>
>
>
>
> Steve Walter
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret in Point Lookout

[Steve Walter]

I had also heard something (third hand) about a Scissor-tailed in Point
Lookout. I didn't see anything official on this list, but I took a chance
anyway. Like everyone else after the initial sighting, I came up empty. A
small consolation prize was looking up at a high flying egret, going east to
west. My first impression was that of an out of the ordinary shape - chunky.
I managed to get a few pictures of it when it descended somewhat. Inspecting
my pictures upon getting home confirmed what I thought - a Cattle Egret.
Having mentioned that it descended somewhat, it's possible that it came down
in the area. Lido Preserve maybe? Anyone in the area ready to give up on
flycatchers might consider looking around.

 

At least I didn't have to go far to get to Pt. Lookout. I was at Jones Beach
West End, but left at 10:00. But even while at Point Lookout, and probably
just before leaving the area entirely at 11:30, I checked my e-mail for
reports of interest. Nothing at that point. That could be an issue with my
e-mail and carrier, but even checking the web based archives when I got
home, I do not see the initial report of the Gray Kingbird. The first thing
I see is a request for updates (at 11:21).  Where did the initial report -
that I didn't see - go?  

 

 

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret in Point Lookout

[Steve Walter]

I had also heard something (third hand) about a Scissor-tailed in Point
Lookout. I didn't see anything official on this list, but I took a chance
anyway. Like everyone else after the initial sighting, I came up empty. A
small consolation prize was looking up at a high flying egret, going east to
west. My first impression was that of an out of the ordinary shape - chunky.
I managed to get a few pictures of it when it descended somewhat. Inspecting
my pictures upon getting home confirmed what I thought - a Cattle Egret.
Having mentioned that it descended somewhat, it's possible that it came down
in the area. Lido Preserve maybe? Anyone in the area ready to give up on
flycatchers might consider looking around.

 

At least I didn't have to go far to get to Pt. Lookout. I was at Jones Beach
West End, but left at 10:00. But even while at Point Lookout, and probably
just before leaving the area entirely at 11:30, I checked my e-mail for
reports of interest. Nothing at that point. That could be an issue with my
e-mail and carrier, but even checking the web based archives when I got
home, I do not see the initial report of the Gray Kingbird. The first thing
I see is a request for updates (at 11:21).  Where did the initial report -
that I didn't see - go?  

 

 

Steve Walter


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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret - Suffolk County, Cutchogue

[Alexandra Ratay]

Currently viewing two Cattle Egret within a mixed flock of gulls on the corner 
of Oregon Rd and Depot Ln in Cutchogue.

Presumably two of the four birds reported by John Sepenoski this morning in 
Southold.

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret - Suffolk County, Cutchogue

[Alexandra Ratay]

Currently viewing two Cattle Egret within a mixed flock of gulls on the corner 
of Oregon Rd and Depot Ln in Cutchogue.

Presumably two of the four birds reported by John Sepenoski this morning in 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret continues at Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn (NYC)

[Gus Keri]

It had been moving toward Dale Ave, east of Cypress. It is amazing 
how mowers are not bothering it. People with mowers are 30 to 40 feet away. I 
guess the Egret enjoying the food left by the mowing process.Sent using Zoho 
Mail On Tue, 21 Aug 2018 06:20:43 -0700  David Barrett 
wrote We just reported that Gus Keri has re-found the Green-Wood Cemetery 
CATTLE EGREThttps://twitter.com/BirdBrklyn/status/1031890109552046080a block 
northeast of its location yesterday, now near the intersection of Cypress 
Avenue and Vernal Avenue. This still is in the south end of Green-Wood. Note 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret continues at Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn (NYC)

[Gus Keri]

It had been moving toward Dale Ave, east of Cypress. It is amazing 
how mowers are not bothering it. People with mowers are 30 to 40 feet away. I 
guess the Egret enjoying the food left by the mowing process.Sent using Zoho 
Mail On Tue, 21 Aug 2018 06:20:43 -0700  David Barrett 
wrote We just reported that Gus Keri has re-found the Green-Wood Cemetery 
CATTLE EGREThttps://twitter.com/BirdBrklyn/status/1031890109552046080a block 
northeast of its location yesterday, now near the intersection of Cypress 
Avenue and Vernal Avenue. This still is in the south end of Green-Wood. Note 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret continues at Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn (NYC)

[David Barrett]

We just reported that Gus Keri has re-found the Green-Wood Cemetery CATTLE
EGRET

https://twitter.com/BirdBrklyn/status/1031890109552046080

a block northeast of its location yesterday, now near the intersection of
Cypress Avenue and Vernal Avenue. This still is in the south end of
Green-Wood.

Note that access to the cemetery ends each day at 7 p.m.

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret - Brooklyn (second-hand report)

[Joshua Malbin]

Originally reported by Janet Zinn.

On Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 1:53 PM Joshua Malbin 
wrote:

> This bird was reported on Twitter where the location was given as Cypress
> and Dale Avenues.
>
> On Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 1:52 PM Pat Palladino 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret - Brooklyn (second-hand report)

[Joshua Malbin]

Originally reported by Janet Zinn.

On Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 1:53 PM Joshua Malbin 
wrote:

> This bird was reported on Twitter where the location was given as Cypress
> and Dale Avenues.
>
> On Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 1:52 PM Pat Palladino 
> wrote:
>
>> There is a Facebook report with pictures of a Cattle Egret in Green-wood
>> Cemetery this morning 8/20/18. No location within the cemetery was given.
>>
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret - Brooklyn (second-hand report)

[Joshua Malbin]

This bird was reported on Twitter where the location was given as Cypress
and Dale Avenues.

On Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 1:52 PM Pat Palladino  wrote:

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret - Brooklyn (second-hand report)

[Joshua Malbin]

This bird was reported on Twitter where the location was given as Cypress
and Dale Avenues.

On Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 1:52 PM Pat Palladino  wrote:

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret at Timber Point/No (Suffolk Count)

[suefeustel]

>From 6:45 to 7:45 AM we were unable to locate the Cattle Egret reported there 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret at Timber Point/No (Suffolk Count)

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>From 6:45 to 7:45 AM we were unable to locate the Cattle Egret reported there 
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Re:[nysbirds-l] CATTLE EGRET - Timberpoint golf course (Suffolk Co.)

[John Gluth]

Currently on right side of road near a cart path on far side of pond.

John Gluth
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> On Jun 17, 2018, at 8:36 AM, John Gluth  wrote:
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> Along road to east marina.
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Re:[nysbirds-l] CATTLE EGRET - Timberpoint golf course (Suffolk Co.)

[John Gluth]

Currently on right side of road near a cart path on far side of pond.

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[nysbirds-l] CATTLE EGRET - Timberpoint golf course (Suffolk Co.)

[John Gluth]

Along road to east marina.

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[John Gluth]

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret croton Point

[Larry Trachtenberg]

Breeding plumaged CE at NE corner of ball field (by soccer goal) found this 
a.m. by K. Lamb continues at 2 pm. 

L. Trachtenberg
Ossining 

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret croton Point

[Larry Trachtenberg]

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Relocated Liberty @ Liberty Marsh (NY)

[sophiesaid]

The previously reported Cattle Egret reported by Jim Hayes this morning has 
been relocated tonight.
It flew in from the south, headed north over the Oil City Rd Liberty Loop 
platform and landed in the field by the hunting platform.
It then circled back over the platform, and landed (in NY), east of the 
platform.  It was last seen flying east over the treeline.
Other NY portion of refuge notables: Two American Bittern seen in flight (one 
landed east of platform and was in the same scope frame
as the Cattle Egret), and Sora calling.  Also seen: snipe, and both yellowlegs.

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Relocated Liberty @ Liberty Marsh (NY)

[sophiesaid]

The previously reported Cattle Egret reported by Jim Hayes this morning has 
been relocated tonight.
It flew in from the south, headed north over the Oil City Rd Liberty Loop 
platform and landed in the field by the hunting platform.
It then circled back over the platform, and landed (in NY), east of the 
platform.  It was last seen flying east over the treeline.
Other NY portion of refuge notables: Two American Bittern seen in flight (one 
landed east of platform and was in the same scope frame
as the Cattle Egret), and Sora calling.  Also seen: snipe, and both yellowlegs.

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret @ Liberty Marsh

[Jim Hayes]

Greetings! A breeding plumaged Cattle Egret was just off of Oil City Road near 
the parking lot this morning.
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret @ Liberty Marsh

[Jim Hayes]

Greetings! A breeding plumaged Cattle Egret was just off of Oil City Road near 
the parking lot this morning.
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle egret Cow Meadow Freeport

[Robert Taylor]

thanks for the report, bird still present

Rob in Massapequa

On Monday, May 29, 2017, John Mora  wrote:

> On lawn away from pond in area past picnic area.
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> Warbling vireos here too.
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle egret Cow Meadow Freeport

[Robert Taylor]

thanks for the report, bird still present

Rob in Massapequa

On Monday, May 29, 2017, John Mora  wrote:

> On lawn away from pond in area past picnic area.
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret Cow Meadow Freeport

[John Mora]

On lawn away from pond in area past picnic area.

Warbling vireos here too.

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret Cow Meadow Freeport

[John Mora]

On lawn away from pond in area past picnic area.

Warbling vireos here too.

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, Oak Beach, Suffolk, LI

[Shaibal Mitra]

A breeding-plumaged Cattle Egret fed along the Ocean Parkway at Oak Beach, 
Suffolk, LI, around noon today.

NB: This is a busy highway where law enforcement is intolerant of people 
parking, walking, or even pulling over. We witnessed several uncomfortable 
episodes last spring when people couldn't resist attempting close, well-lit 
photography of an obliging Upland Sandpiper in this area; such incidents 
certainly don't make life any easier for the local birders who work this area 
regularly and share what they find. 

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, Oak Beach, Suffolk, LI

[Shaibal Mitra]

A breeding-plumaged Cattle Egret fed along the Ocean Parkway at Oak Beach, 
Suffolk, LI, around noon today.

NB: This is a busy highway where law enforcement is intolerant of people 
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certainly don't make life any easier for the local birders who work this area 
regularly and share what they find. 

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, Central Park (many migrants), NYC 4/29 (Saturday)

[Thomas Fiore]

Saturday, 29 April, 2017 -

A Western Cattle Egret remains at the small greenspace along the north side of 
West 28th Street, between Eighth & Ninth Avenues, in Manhattan, N.Y. City as of 
about 8:15 a.m. today.

—  —  — 
Central Park (in Manhattan) is again enjoying many expected migrants; there are 
a minimum of 3 singing male Hooded Warblers in the park, one at the far south 
end (Hallett Sanctuary area), with another in the far north end (woods) as 
privately & publicly reported elsewhere, and the one already noted within the 
Strawberry Fields section, by West 72 St. in Central. There may well be a 4th 
male Hooded, as there are sightings in the east-Ramble, somewhat far from 
Strawberry Fields, but it is also typical for many Hooded Warblers first 
arriving in Central to wander a bit, & sometimes quite a bit, as they seek a 
‘patch' they may (or may not) settle into for a longer visit.

A singing Yellow-throated Warbler is among many migrants near Summit Rock, a 
rise (& in fact the highest natural point of land within the park) near West 
83-84 Streets, just inside the park’s western edge; thanks to Brenda Inskeep 
for updates on that;  many other migrant species are being found at this moment 
throughout all of the park; as usual the highest observer effort is in the 
Ramble & vicinity as well as the northern end of the park.  

A long-lingering, now-brightly-plumaged Red-headed Woodpecker remains in the 
area of the park just west of East 68th Street, a short while ago it was 
ranging a bit more, from nearer both E. 69 St. & to nearer E. 67 St. - 
patience, & observing high branches from a good vantage point, may help in 
spotting this bird. It is not that vocal, in recent months.

There are certain to be many more species of some interest to report later on. 

good birding,
Tom Fiore
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, Central Park (many migrants), NYC 4/29 (Saturday)

[Thomas Fiore]

Saturday, 29 April, 2017 -

A Western Cattle Egret remains at the small greenspace along the north side of 
West 28th Street, between Eighth & Ninth Avenues, in Manhattan, N.Y. City as of 
about 8:15 a.m. today.

—  —  — 
Central Park (in Manhattan) is again enjoying many expected migrants; there are 
a minimum of 3 singing male Hooded Warblers in the park, one at the far south 
end (Hallett Sanctuary area), with another in the far north end (woods) as 
privately & publicly reported elsewhere, and the one already noted within the 
Strawberry Fields section, by West 72 St. in Central. There may well be a 4th 
male Hooded, as there are sightings in the east-Ramble, somewhat far from 
Strawberry Fields, but it is also typical for many Hooded Warblers first 
arriving in Central to wander a bit, & sometimes quite a bit, as they seek a 
‘patch' they may (or may not) settle into for a longer visit.

A singing Yellow-throated Warbler is among many migrants near Summit Rock, a 
rise (& in fact the highest natural point of land within the park) near West 
83-84 Streets, just inside the park’s western edge; thanks to Brenda Inskeep 
for updates on that;  many other migrant species are being found at this moment 
throughout all of the park; as usual the highest observer effort is in the 
Ramble & vicinity as well as the northern end of the park.  

A long-lingering, now-brightly-plumaged Red-headed Woodpecker remains in the 
area of the park just west of East 68th Street, a short while ago it was 
ranging a bit more, from nearer both E. 69 St. & to nearer E. 67 St. - 
patience, & observing high branches from a good vantage point, may help in 
spotting this bird. It is not that vocal, in recent months.

There are certain to be many more species of some interest to report later on. 

good birding,
Tom Fiore
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, & Central Park, NYC - migrants are IN, 4/27

[Thomas Fiore]

A Western Cattle Egret was still present on the north side of West 28th Street 
this Thuesday morning at 6:45 a.m., seen slightly nearer to the Ninth Ave. end 
of the long linear greenspace there, rather than up in the center or nearer to 
Eighth Ave. (i.e., just a bit more to the west than it’s most often been over 
recent days). This is in Manhattan, N.Y. City, in the Chelsea neighborhood.

- - - - - - - - - - -

There’s been very good migration overnight thru the fog & drizzles, and at 
least some areas in Central Park, in Manhattan are hopping with freshly-arrived 
migrants - 

Already before even 9 a.m. there are at least 20 warbler species in the park, 
and such specials as SUMMER Tanager (in the north woods, a bit south of the 
Blockhouse as of 8:15 a.m. but may be moving a bit);  there are also many 
new-for-year species just-in, & certain to be some additionals, perhaps 
including a few more uncommon / rarer species found.   It remains to be seen if 
all of the park is active with migrants, or possibly the 2 regularly-busy areas 
for fresh migrant arrivals, which are the Ramble (likely to be hopping with 
observers for a good while, too!) and the north end of the park.

It looks likely this is the largest arrival of neotropical migrant passerines 
so far this year, at least in this county.  

Further reports as warranted, and no doubts by day’s end…  and recommended for 
at least NYC birders to, if possible, have a look around any local patch, where 
you work, atttend school, or live, as there might be some bird[s] of note, or 
at the least, a chance of some migrants.  This is also the sort of day (with 
moderate to locally-thick fog) when the day could get more “birdy” as it rolls 
on, or, (perhaps) see a greater dispersal, & thus a bit less of any hot-spot 
sort of activity concentrated, as fog lifts or clears out.

good -and ethical- birding,

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, & Central Park, NYC - migrants are IN, 4/27

[Thomas Fiore]

A Western Cattle Egret was still present on the north side of West 28th Street 
this Thuesday morning at 6:45 a.m., seen slightly nearer to the Ninth Ave. end 
of the long linear greenspace there, rather than up in the center or nearer to 
Eighth Ave. (i.e., just a bit more to the west than it’s most often been over 
recent days). This is in Manhattan, N.Y. City, in the Chelsea neighborhood.

- - - - - - - - - - -

There’s been very good migration overnight thru the fog & drizzles, and at 
least some areas in Central Park, in Manhattan are hopping with freshly-arrived 
migrants - 

Already before even 9 a.m. there are at least 20 warbler species in the park, 
and such specials as SUMMER Tanager (in the north woods, a bit south of the 
Blockhouse as of 8:15 a.m. but may be moving a bit);  there are also many 
new-for-year species just-in, & certain to be some additionals, perhaps 
including a few more uncommon / rarer species found.   It remains to be seen if 
all of the park is active with migrants, or possibly the 2 regularly-busy areas 
for fresh migrant arrivals, which are the Ramble (likely to be hopping with 
observers for a good while, too!) and the north end of the park.

It looks likely this is the largest arrival of neotropical migrant passerines 
so far this year, at least in this county.  

Further reports as warranted, and no doubts by day’s end…  and recommended for 
at least NYC birders to, if possible, have a look around any local patch, where 
you work, atttend school, or live, as there might be some bird[s] of note, or 
at the least, a chance of some migrants.  This is also the sort of day (with 
moderate to locally-thick fog) when the day could get more “birdy” as it rolls 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, NYC, & fresh migrants, Central Park, 4/24

[Thomas Fiore]

Monday, 24 April, 2017 
Manhattan, N.Y. City 

A Western Cattle Egret is continuing on at the north side of West 28th St., 
between Eighth & Ninth Avenues, seen into this Mon. evening there.  It’s been 
possible, for those that aspire to such, to include 3 egret species on a day & 
county list with the above, and from Central Park’s north end ‘fly-way’, 
sighting a Snowy as well as the far-more-frequent Great Egret, which is regular 
within the park as well. Snowy Egret can be seen on most days, with a bit of 
effort or by chance, mainly from points north of 100th St. & these egrets 
moving overhead, east-west & vice-versa. (this may also be observed from 
outside the park in a sort of east-west-east ‘corridor’ between very roughly 
100th & 125th Streets in Manhattan, which clearly parallels an ancient route 
these waterbirds have known & are still able to utilize.) They are moving 
between points in the upper East River / westernmost LI Sound, & the New Jersey 
meadowlands region.  In past years, the Snowy was a bit more of an occasional 
to near-regular drop-in visitor at the north end of Central Park; this seems to 
be less-regular in recent years. It’s possible they may still be seen doing so 
around dawn or dusk hours, however.

- -
On what some may have thought a ‘slow’ birding day, there were at least a few 
first-of-year sightings in various parts of Central Park, including the Ramble 
area, the north end, & elsewhere around the park as found by some careful 
observers. The lingering Wild Turkey was seen again today near the south edges 
of the park, and close to the Seventh Ave. park entrance there.

At least 7 species of warbler were present & these included a first-of-spring 
(in Central) Ovenbird, as well as Yellow Warbler, N. Waterthrush, 
Black-and-white Warbler, modest numbers of Palm, many (35+, park-wide) Myrtle 
(a.k.a. Yellow-rumped), and Pine (one in north end) Warbler[s].  Also found in 
at least several locations were Warbling Vireo, another first-of-spring migrant 
here in Central, although that & Ovenbird have been found elsewhere, in N.Y.C., 
& in points north by now.  A singing Rose-breasted Grosbeak was present late in 
the day in the Hallett Sanctuary at the south end of the park.Although 
(native) sparrow numbers were fewer than in recent days, there were still 
hundreds )park-wide) of White-throated, & numbers of Chipping, as well as some 
Field, Swamp, Song, & Savannah Sparrow[s] (latter near compost area) today.  
Some other migrants have been at least mentioned word-of-mouth, that might be 
first-of-spring for Central...

A Red-headed Woodpecker in bright plumage continues its lengthy stay, still in 
the area of the park just west of East 68th Street. It can require some 
patience to spot this bird, which has often been quite high in upper branches.

A Red-necked Grebe was still present on the reservoir, increasingly bright in 
plumage & quite late now, as we come into the last week of April. A very large 
group of observers, including students from the South Bronx, watched the grebe 
this mid-day.  Much later on, another peaceful, quiet & inherehently-ethical 
birding group was seen, moving towards the Ramble, led by Gabriel Willow, among 
the many exemplary leaders who give walks for the NYC Audubon, or NYCAS. 

Thanks to Ardith Bondi for the news on a rehabbed-&-released Clapper Rail, at 
the Loch in the n. end of Central Park. Thanks also to (among others), Erika 
Piik, Tony Gaszo, and Jordan Spindel, for individually noting some of the 
migrants in the park later on in the day.  My own visits there included early 
morning, mid-day and near & thru end-of-day, in all parts of the park.

- - - - -
"Have we fallen into a mesmerized state that makes us accept as inevitable that 
which is inferior or detrimental, as though having lost the will or the vision 
to demand that which is good?"
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, NYC, & fresh migrants, Central Park, 4/24

[Thomas Fiore]

Monday, 24 April, 2017 
Manhattan, N.Y. City 

A Western Cattle Egret is continuing on at the north side of West 28th St., 
between Eighth & Ninth Avenues, seen into this Mon. evening there.  It’s been 
possible, for those that aspire to such, to include 3 egret species on a day & 
county list with the above, and from Central Park’s north end ‘fly-way’, 
sighting a Snowy as well as the far-more-frequent Great Egret, which is regular 
within the park as well. Snowy Egret can be seen on most days, with a bit of 
effort or by chance, mainly from points north of 100th St. & these egrets 
moving overhead, east-west & vice-versa. (this may also be observed from 
outside the park in a sort of east-west-east ‘corridor’ between very roughly 
100th & 125th Streets in Manhattan, which clearly parallels an ancient route 
these waterbirds have known & are still able to utilize.) They are moving 
between points in the upper East River / westernmost LI Sound, & the New Jersey 
meadowlands region.  In past years, the Snowy was a bit more of an occasional 
to near-regular drop-in visitor at the north end of Central Park; this seems to 
be less-regular in recent years. It’s possible they may still be seen doing so 
around dawn or dusk hours, however.

- -
On what some may have thought a ‘slow’ birding day, there were at least a few 
first-of-year sightings in various parts of Central Park, including the Ramble 
area, the north end, & elsewhere around the park as found by some careful 
observers. The lingering Wild Turkey was seen again today near the south edges 
of the park, and close to the Seventh Ave. park entrance there.

At least 7 species of warbler were present & these included a first-of-spring 
(in Central) Ovenbird, as well as Yellow Warbler, N. Waterthrush, 
Black-and-white Warbler, modest numbers of Palm, many (35+, park-wide) Myrtle 
(a.k.a. Yellow-rumped), and Pine (one in north end) Warbler[s].  Also found in 
at least several locations were Warbling Vireo, another first-of-spring migrant 
here in Central, although that & Ovenbird have been found elsewhere, in N.Y.C., 
& in points north by now.  A singing Rose-breasted Grosbeak was present late in 
the day in the Hallett Sanctuary at the south end of the park.Although 
(native) sparrow numbers were fewer than in recent days, there were still 
hundreds )park-wide) of White-throated, & numbers of Chipping, as well as some 
Field, Swamp, Song, & Savannah Sparrow[s] (latter near compost area) today.  
Some other migrants have been at least mentioned word-of-mouth, that might be 
first-of-spring for Central...

A Red-headed Woodpecker in bright plumage continues its lengthy stay, still in 
the area of the park just west of East 68th Street. It can require some 
patience to spot this bird, which has often been quite high in upper branches.

A Red-necked Grebe was still present on the reservoir, increasingly bright in 
plumage & quite late now, as we come into the last week of April. A very large 
group of observers, including students from the South Bronx, watched the grebe 
this mid-day.  Much later on, another peaceful, quiet & inherehently-ethical 
birding group was seen, moving towards the Ramble, led by Gabriel Willow, among 
the many exemplary leaders who give walks for the NYC Audubon, or NYCAS. 

Thanks to Ardith Bondi for the news on a rehabbed-&-released Clapper Rail, at 
the Loch in the n. end of Central Park. Thanks also to (among others), Erika 
Piik, Tony Gaszo, and Jordan Spindel, for individually noting some of the 
migrants in the park later on in the day.  My own visits there included early 
morning, mid-day and near & thru end-of-day, in all parts of the park.

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which is inferior or detrimental, as though having lost the will or the vision 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, & Central Park, NYC 4/22-23 + extralim. Fieldfare in ME.

[Thomas Fiore]

Sunday, 23 April, 2017

A Fieldfare has been lingering at the same area in the state of Maine, U.S.A. - 
quite a rare visitor to N. America; details & photos are in eBird and on that 
state’s list & other bird-forums.


N.Y. City 

A Western Cattle Egret continues its now-lengthy stay on the north side of West 
28th St., between Eighth & Ninth Avenues, in Manhattan’s (N.Y. City) Chelsea 
neighborhood into Sunday, April 23rd. 

- - - - - - -
Central Park (Manhattan) has had visiting Wild Turkey previously, but the 
latest sighting[s] received a bit more attention. The species is a long-time 
resident in several locations less than 10 miles from Manhattan, and not too 
many years ago, was also resident (for some years) on Manhattan, esp. at 
locations at opposite ends, at Battery Park (south end of the island), and at 
Inwood Hill Park (north end of the island).  Of those that have wandered about 
elsewhere in Manhattan, it’s often been suggested that those individuals may 
have used the Hudson river corridor, on the island’s west edge, to move south, 
&/or north, but this may have been only rarely observed.  One was present in 
Central Park from at least Thursday 4/20, as found & reported then by Carolyn 
Smith in the park’s north end, & (presumed the same single individual) that 
bird has been working zig-zaggingly but steadily south, to the southern end of 
the park by Sunday morning. I was able to photograph the turkey at close range 
this Sun. morning & with no disturbance (one man sleeping on sunny lawn 10 
yards away), thousands of tourists passing, seeming unaware of the very large 
bird just off several heavily-used paths & the park drive near its southwestern 
extremity.  During the time I was observing & photo’ing, no one else was 
watching, and the turkey was feeding undisturbed by any activities, but that 
may have been just a short respite from a variety of “risks” a ground-feeding 
bird is going to encounter in a park such as this; on the other hand, as stated 
above, this species has been a city-resident, including within Battery Park, 
which sees millions of people per year (if not per month) passing thru.

A Red-necked Grebe at the C.P. reservoir has also lingered; there is no way to 
accurately determine that this is the bird that was rehabbed & then released 
there, last winter. However, as the grebe lingers on & on, it seems plausible 
that it may not have the strength, or ability, to fly properly. If that’s so, 
hopefully it will be able to, with time. Otherwise, sightings of this bird 
might go on into & thru the summer.

The Red-headed Woodpecker in bright plumage has continued at its usual area 
just west of East 68th St. in the park, often may be high in trees & sometimes 
requires a bit of patience to see.  

On Saturday 4/22, at Central Park, Wood Thrush was newly-noted by multiple 
observers, although a few birders had tentatively (word-of-mouth) reported this 
species as early as 4/20; in any case, the species was more-widely seen in 
multiple NYC parks, in at least several boroughs (counties) of the city, as of 
Saturday. It had also been found in a few other counties, farther north.

Some of the same warblers & other typical mid-April migrants that have been in 
Central for days are still in some of the same areas as previously. 

-  -  -  -  -  -
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of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise." - Aldo Leopold  
(1887–1948), U.S. wildlife biologist, conservationist, professor, author, best 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, & Central Park, NYC 4/22-23 + extralim. Fieldfare in ME.

[Thomas Fiore]

Sunday, 23 April, 2017

A Fieldfare has been lingering at the same area in the state of Maine, U.S.A. - 
quite a rare visitor to N. America; details & photos are in eBird and on that 
state’s list & other bird-forums.


N.Y. City 

A Western Cattle Egret continues its now-lengthy stay on the north side of West 
28th St., between Eighth & Ninth Avenues, in Manhattan’s (N.Y. City) Chelsea 
neighborhood into Sunday, April 23rd. 

- - - - - - -
Central Park (Manhattan) has had visiting Wild Turkey previously, but the 
latest sighting[s] received a bit more attention. The species is a long-time 
resident in several locations less than 10 miles from Manhattan, and not too 
many years ago, was also resident (for some years) on Manhattan, esp. at 
locations at opposite ends, at Battery Park (south end of the island), and at 
Inwood Hill Park (north end of the island).  Of those that have wandered about 
elsewhere in Manhattan, it’s often been suggested that those individuals may 
have used the Hudson river corridor, on the island’s west edge, to move south, 
&/or north, but this may have been only rarely observed.  One was present in 
Central Park from at least Thursday 4/20, as found & reported then by Carolyn 
Smith in the park’s north end, & (presumed the same single individual) that 
bird has been working zig-zaggingly but steadily south, to the southern end of 
the park by Sunday morning. I was able to photograph the turkey at close range 
this Sun. morning & with no disturbance (one man sleeping on sunny lawn 10 
yards away), thousands of tourists passing, seeming unaware of the very large 
bird just off several heavily-used paths & the park drive near its southwestern 
extremity.  During the time I was observing & photo’ing, no one else was 
watching, and the turkey was feeding undisturbed by any activities, but that 
may have been just a short respite from a variety of “risks” a ground-feeding 
bird is going to encounter in a park such as this; on the other hand, as stated 
above, this species has been a city-resident, including within Battery Park, 
which sees millions of people per year (if not per month) passing thru.

A Red-necked Grebe at the C.P. reservoir has also lingered; there is no way to 
accurately determine that this is the bird that was rehabbed & then released 
there, last winter. However, as the grebe lingers on & on, it seems plausible 
that it may not have the strength, or ability, to fly properly. If that’s so, 
hopefully it will be able to, with time. Otherwise, sightings of this bird 
might go on into & thru the summer.

The Red-headed Woodpecker in bright plumage has continued at its usual area 
just west of East 68th St. in the park, often may be high in trees & sometimes 
requires a bit of patience to see.  

On Saturday 4/22, at Central Park, Wood Thrush was newly-noted by multiple 
observers, although a few birders had tentatively (word-of-mouth) reported this 
species as early as 4/20; in any case, the species was more-widely seen in 
multiple NYC parks, in at least several boroughs (counties) of the city, as of 
Saturday. It had also been found in a few other counties, farther north.

Some of the same warblers & other typical mid-April migrants that have been in 
Central for days are still in some of the same areas as previously. 

-  -  -  -  -  -
"A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability and beauty 
of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise." - Aldo Leopold  
(1887–1948), U.S. wildlife biologist, conservationist, professor, author, best 
known for his book "A Sand County Almanac" (1949), which has sold more than two 
million copies.

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, Manhattan NYC 4/21

[Thomas Fiore]

A Western Cattle Egret continues on this Friday, April 21 in Manhattan (N.Y. 
City) at the n. side of W. 28th St., between Eighth & Ninth Ave’s.; around 
mid-day today the egret was not looking so well and was somewhat hunkered-in at 
an edging to freshly-plowed dirt, perhaps sheltering from a chill wind.

Brief stops at several midtown parks did not show a great many or variety of 
migrants, but there were a few. Some, & possibly many, of Thursday’s migrants 
at Central Park seem to have moved on again.  A Red-necked Grebe was still 
present on the Central Park reservoir today.

 - - - - - - -
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of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise." - Aldo Leopold 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret, Manhattan NYC 4/21

[Thomas Fiore]

A Western Cattle Egret continues on this Friday, April 21 in Manhattan (N.Y. 
City) at the n. side of W. 28th St., between Eighth & Ninth Ave’s.; around 
mid-day today the egret was not looking so well and was somewhat hunkered-in at 
an edging to freshly-plowed dirt, perhaps sheltering from a chill wind.

Brief stops at several midtown parks did not show a great many or variety of 
migrants, but there were a few. Some, & possibly many, of Thursday’s migrants 
at Central Park seem to have moved on again.  A Red-necked Grebe was still 
present on the Central Park reservoir today.

 - - - - - - -
"A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability and beauty 
of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise." - Aldo Leopold 
(1887–1948), U.S. wildlife biologist, conservationist, professor, author, best 
known for his book "A Sand County Almanac" (1949), which has sold more than two 
million copies.

Good -and ethical- birding,

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret

[Michael Higgiston]

Being seen in Mecox at Mecox ave and Halsey this morning 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret

[Michael Higgiston]

Being seen in Mecox at Mecox ave and Halsey this morning 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret

[Michael Higgiston]

In field south of corner of Mecox & Halsey in Bridgehampton 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret

[Michael Higgiston]

In field south of corner of Mecox & Halsey in Bridgehampton 
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret in bridgehampton

[Pat Aitken]

Present now, in horse pasture, intersection of Halsey lane and mecox bay rd
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Friday, 4/14, Manhattan NYC

[Adelia Honeywood]

It's still in the same place noon Saturday 4/15. Penn South courtyard

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  On Fri, Apr 14, 2017 at 10:49 AM, Thomas Fiore wrote:   
Good Friday,14th April, 2017 -
Manhattan, Chelsea neighborhood, N.Y. City

A well-plumaged Cattle Egret continues its visit at a small-ish greenspace, on 
the north side of 28th Street, between Eighth & Ninth Avenues in Manhattan. In 
the early morning at least, the Egret was a bit closer to Eigth Ave. - it was 
feeding reasonably, as it has been for the days of observations.  

I also visited some smaller parks in the lower-mid Manhattan area, & most 
seemed to hold very scant migrant or late-lingering wintered-over birds.  The 
Hudson river along lower Manhattan also appeared relatively quiet and the 
greenspaces alongside somewhat the same, with the exception of lingering 
Atlantic Brant in some areas, which are not unexpected into or even thru April. 
 


Thanks to Ardith Bondi for her note on the Central Park reservoir (Manhattan) 
Red-necked Grebe which she photographed Thursday; this bird was also reported 
by a few others, in various media.  Should that grebe linger on into next week, 
it will certainly seem very likely that it is the same which was rehabilitated 
in Manhattan & subsequently released to the CP reservoir. It is mobile within 
the reservoir & it seems to be feeding well.

Peaceful birding,

Tom Fiore
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Friday, 4/14, Manhattan NYC

[Adelia Honeywood]

It's still in the same place noon Saturday 4/15. Penn South courtyard

Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android 
 
  On Fri, Apr 14, 2017 at 10:49 AM, Thomas Fiore wrote:   
Good Friday,14th April, 2017 -
Manhattan, Chelsea neighborhood, N.Y. City

A well-plumaged Cattle Egret continues its visit at a small-ish greenspace, on 
the north side of 28th Street, between Eighth & Ninth Avenues in Manhattan. In 
the early morning at least, the Egret was a bit closer to Eigth Ave. - it was 
feeding reasonably, as it has been for the days of observations.  

I also visited some smaller parks in the lower-mid Manhattan area, & most 
seemed to hold very scant migrant or late-lingering wintered-over birds.  The 
Hudson river along lower Manhattan also appeared relatively quiet and the 
greenspaces alongside somewhat the same, with the exception of lingering 
Atlantic Brant in some areas, which are not unexpected into or even thru April. 
 


Thanks to Ardith Bondi for her note on the Central Park reservoir (Manhattan) 
Red-necked Grebe which she photographed Thursday; this bird was also reported 
by a few others, in various media.  Should that grebe linger on into next week, 
it will certainly seem very likely that it is the same which was rehabilitated 
in Manhattan & subsequently released to the CP reservoir. It is mobile within 
the reservoir & it seems to be feeding well.

Peaceful birding,

Tom Fiore
manhattan
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Friday, 4/14, Manhattan NYC

[Thomas Fiore]

Good Friday,14th April, 2017 -
Manhattan, Chelsea neighborhood, N.Y. City

A well-plumaged Cattle Egret continues its visit at a small-ish greenspace, on 
the north side of 28th Street, between Eighth & Ninth Avenues in Manhattan. In 
the early morning at least, the Egret was a bit closer to Eigth Ave. - it was 
feeding reasonably, as it has been for the days of observations.  

I also visited some smaller parks in the lower-mid Manhattan area, & most 
seemed to hold very scant migrant or late-lingering wintered-over birds.  The 
Hudson river along lower Manhattan also appeared relatively quiet and the 
greenspaces alongside somewhat the same, with the exception of lingering 
Atlantic Brant in some areas, which are not unexpected into or even thru April. 
 


Thanks to Ardith Bondi for her note on the Central Park reservoir (Manhattan) 
Red-necked Grebe which she photographed Thursday; this bird was also reported 
by a few others, in various media.  Should that grebe linger on into next week, 
it will certainly seem very likely that it is the same which was rehabilitated 
in Manhattan & subsequently released to the CP reservoir. It is mobile within 
the reservoir & it seems to be feeding well.

Peaceful birding,

Tom Fiore
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Friday, 4/14, Manhattan NYC

[Thomas Fiore]

Good Friday,14th April, 2017 -
Manhattan, Chelsea neighborhood, N.Y. City

A well-plumaged Cattle Egret continues its visit at a small-ish greenspace, on 
the north side of 28th Street, between Eighth & Ninth Avenues in Manhattan. In 
the early morning at least, the Egret was a bit closer to Eigth Ave. - it was 
feeding reasonably, as it has been for the days of observations.  

I also visited some smaller parks in the lower-mid Manhattan area, & most 
seemed to hold very scant migrant or late-lingering wintered-over birds.  The 
Hudson river along lower Manhattan also appeared relatively quiet and the 
greenspaces alongside somewhat the same, with the exception of lingering 
Atlantic Brant in some areas, which are not unexpected into or even thru April. 
 


Thanks to Ardith Bondi for her note on the Central Park reservoir (Manhattan) 
Red-necked Grebe which she photographed Thursday; this bird was also reported 
by a few others, in various media.  Should that grebe linger on into next week, 
it will certainly seem very likely that it is the same which was rehabilitated 
in Manhattan & subsequently released to the CP reservoir. It is mobile within 
the reservoir & it seems to be feeding well.

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret NYC Chelsea!

[matt klein]

Still present this morning. Same spot.

... to be continued.

On Apr 11, 2017, at 1:27 PM, Arie Gilbert 
mailto:ariegilb...@optonline.net>> wrote:


On inconspicuous grassy strip on 28th between 8th and 9th street

viewed from this location at 1.23pm on 04-11-2017

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=40.74942345,-73.99719152

40.74942345,-73.99719152

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret NYC Chelsea!

[Arie Gilbert]

On inconspicuous grassy strip on 28th between 8th and 9th street
viewed from this location at 1.23pm on 04-11-2017
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=40.74942345,-73.99719152
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RE: [nysbirds-l] CATTLE EGRET

[Krinsky, Robert]

Still feeding actively at 12:45!

Bob

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RE: [nysbirds-l] CATTLE EGRET

[Krinsky, Robert]

Still feeding actively at 12:45!

Bob

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[nysbirds-l] CATTLE EGRET

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret and Eastern Bluebirds at Pelham Bay Park in Bronx County, NY

[Jared Cole]

This post was for birding done on 11/12/2016 (Saturday) not 11/11. Sorry
about the mix-up!

On Saturday, November 12, 2016, Jared Cole  wrote:

> Matthieu Benoit and I (Jared Cole) birded Pelham Bay Park in The Bronx,
> NY, on 11/11/2016 from sunrise (about 6:40am) to sunset (about 4:40pm).
>
> We started at Twin Islands, eventually concluding in the Southern Zone of
> the park. We did not observe any morning flight. We did have a good
> diversity (in low numbers) of several migratory/resident raptors, including
> Bald Eagles, Northern Harrier, Cooper's Hawk, Sharp-shinned Hawk,
> Red-tailed Hawk, and Peregrine Falcon. We had 8 Emberizidae sparrows
> including Eastern Towhee, American Tree Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Swamp
> Sparrow, Savannah Sparrow, Song Sparrow, White-throated Sparrow, and
> Dark-eyed Junco.
>
> Two species that stood out were Eastern Bluebirds and Cattle Egret, both
> observed by the landfill. We spent just under an hour (3:20-4:10pm) along
> the edge of the landfill in the southern zone of the park. We had 6 Eastern
> Bluebirds fly up onto the barbwire fence and then over into the landfill
> area. Just after passing the landfill, we set up along the fence and had a
> Cattle Egret fly by. The Cattle Egret flew southeast from the edge of the
> landfill, but we lost it as it flew over the docks that stick into
> Eastchester Bay. We snapped photos of both species and they are on the
> eBird list: http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S32507644.
>
> I will be uploading the other lists to eBird later but wanted to get this
> one out in case birders wanted to have a look in The Bronx tomorrow.
> #bronxbird
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jared Cole
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret and Eastern Bluebirds at Pelham Bay Park in Bronx County, NY

[Jared Cole]

This post was for birding done on 11/12/2016 (Saturday) not 11/11. Sorry
about the mix-up!

On Saturday, November 12, 2016, Jared Cole  wrote:

> Matthieu Benoit and I (Jared Cole) birded Pelham Bay Park in The Bronx,
> NY, on 11/11/2016 from sunrise (about 6:40am) to sunset (about 4:40pm).
>
> We started at Twin Islands, eventually concluding in the Southern Zone of
> the park. We did not observe any morning flight. We did have a good
> diversity (in low numbers) of several migratory/resident raptors, including
> Bald Eagles, Northern Harrier, Cooper's Hawk, Sharp-shinned Hawk,
> Red-tailed Hawk, and Peregrine Falcon. We had 8 Emberizidae sparrows
> including Eastern Towhee, American Tree Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Swamp
> Sparrow, Savannah Sparrow, Song Sparrow, White-throated Sparrow, and
> Dark-eyed Junco.
>
> Two species that stood out were Eastern Bluebirds and Cattle Egret, both
> observed by the landfill. We spent just under an hour (3:20-4:10pm) along
> the edge of the landfill in the southern zone of the park. We had 6 Eastern
> Bluebirds fly up onto the barbwire fence and then over into the landfill
> area. Just after passing the landfill, we set up along the fence and had a
> Cattle Egret fly by. The Cattle Egret flew southeast from the edge of the
> landfill, but we lost it as it flew over the docks that stick into
> Eastchester Bay. We snapped photos of both species and they are on the
> eBird list: http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S32507644.
>
> I will be uploading the other lists to eBird later but wanted to get this
> one out in case birders wanted to have a look in The Bronx tomorrow.
> #bronxbird
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jared Cole
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret and Eastern Bluebirds at Pelham Bay Park in Bronx County, NY

[Jared Cole]

Matthieu Benoit and I (Jared Cole) birded Pelham Bay Park in The Bronx, NY,
on 11/11/2016 from sunrise (about 6:40am) to sunset (about 4:40pm).

We started at Twin Islands, eventually concluding in the Southern Zone of
the park. We did not observe any morning flight. We did have a good
diversity (in low numbers) of several migratory/resident raptors, including
Bald Eagles, Northern Harrier, Cooper's Hawk, Sharp-shinned Hawk,
Red-tailed Hawk, and Peregrine Falcon. We had 8 Emberizidae sparrows
including Eastern Towhee, American Tree Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Swamp
Sparrow, Savannah Sparrow, Song Sparrow, White-throated Sparrow, and
Dark-eyed Junco.

Two species that stood out were Eastern Bluebirds and Cattle Egret, both
observed by the landfill. We spent just under an hour (3:20-4:10pm) along
the edge of the landfill in the southern zone of the park. We had 6 Eastern
Bluebirds fly up onto the barbwire fence and then over into the landfill
area. Just after passing the landfill, we set up along the fence and had a
Cattle Egret fly by. The Cattle Egret flew southeast from the edge of the
landfill, but we lost it as it flew over the docks that stick into
Eastchester Bay. We snapped photos of both species and they are on the
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[Jared Cole]

Matthieu Benoit and I (Jared Cole) birded Pelham Bay Park in The Bronx, NY,
on 11/11/2016 from sunrise (about 6:40am) to sunset (about 4:40pm).

We started at Twin Islands, eventually concluding in the Southern Zone of
the park. We did not observe any morning flight. We did have a good
diversity (in low numbers) of several migratory/resident raptors, including
Bald Eagles, Northern Harrier, Cooper's Hawk, Sharp-shinned Hawk,
Red-tailed Hawk, and Peregrine Falcon. We had 8 Emberizidae sparrows
including Eastern Towhee, American Tree Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Swamp
Sparrow, Savannah Sparrow, Song Sparrow, White-throated Sparrow, and
Dark-eyed Junco.

Two species that stood out were Eastern Bluebirds and Cattle Egret, both
observed by the landfill. We spent just under an hour (3:20-4:10pm) along
the edge of the landfill in the southern zone of the park. We had 6 Eastern
Bluebirds fly up onto the barbwire fence and then over into the landfill
area. Just after passing the landfill, we set up along the fence and had a
Cattle Egret fly by. The Cattle Egret flew southeast from the edge of the
landfill, but we lost it as it flew over the docks that stick into
Eastchester Bay. We snapped photos of both species and they are on the
eBird list: http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S32507644.

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle egret Jacob Riis

[Andrew Baksh]

Or probably the "Fort Tilden" Cattle Egret which was seen at Tilden yesterday.

"Queens is good for birding" 


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> Just obs what is prob Floyd Cattle egret on grass apron east of Riis golf 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Cattle egret Jacob Riis

[Andrew Baksh]

Or probably the "Fort Tilden" Cattle Egret which was seen at Tilden yesterday.

"Queens is good for birding" 


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> On Nov 6, 2016, at 9:13 AM, Dennis Hrehowsik  
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> 
> Just obs what is prob Floyd Cattle egret on grass apron east of Riis golf 
> course near bath house on my morning bike ride.
> 
> Dennis Hrehowsik
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret Jacob Riis

[Dennis Hrehowsik]

Just obs what is prob Floyd Cattle egret on grass apron east of Riis golf 
course near bath house on my morning bike ride.

Dennis Hrehowsik
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret Jacob Riis

[Dennis Hrehowsik]

Just obs what is prob Floyd Cattle egret on grass apron east of Riis golf 
course near bath house on my morning bike ride.

Dennis Hrehowsik
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret - Yaphank

[Eileen Schwinn]

At the Suffolk County Farm and Education Center in Yaphank, the previously 
reported(on eBird) Cattle Egret is currently being seen along the north end of 
the cattle field, near the LIE Service Road (between exit 66 and 67)
Eileen Schwinn
Mike Higgiston

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret - Yaphank

[Eileen Schwinn]

At the Suffolk County Farm and Education Center in Yaphank, the previously 
reported(on eBird) Cattle Egret is currently being seen along the north end of 
the cattle field, near the LIE Service Road (between exit 66 and 67)
Eileen Schwinn
Mike Higgiston

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret Caumsett stpk

[Arie Gilbert]

.in field. Found by Rich Kelly
M. Obs
.
Viewed from this location: 40.91906462,-73.4666219  at 12.08 on 10-29-2016
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle egret Caumsett stpk

[Arie Gilbert]

.in field. Found by Rich Kelly
M. Obs
.
Viewed from this location: 40.91906462,-73.4666219  at 12.08 on 10-29-2016
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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret @ Fort Tidlen Queens Co...

[Andrew Baksh]

While trying to get in on a pretty much non existent migration flight at Fort 
Tilden, I stumbled upon a Cattle Egret loafing on the soccer/rugby fields. This 
one showed even less breeding plumes on its head than Rob Jett's Floyd Bennett 
Field bird and looked more like John Young's bird from Van Cortlandt Park.

Today's CAEG (Cattle Egret) makes it 3 seen for the month of October and 4 in 
total for the year for me, having seen one on the East Pond earlier in the 
year. With Peter Dorosh's report of another CAEG documented by Gus Keri at Bush 
Terminal Pier Park in Brooklyn. We could have at the moment 3-4 CAEG in play 
(not sure if the Bronx bird is still being seen). I wonder how many more we are 
missing that are out there in our area.

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

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret @ Fort Tidlen Queens Co...

[Andrew Baksh]

While trying to get in on a pretty much non existent migration flight at Fort 
Tilden, I stumbled upon a Cattle Egret loafing on the soccer/rugby fields. This 
one showed even less breeding plumes on its head than Rob Jett's Floyd Bennett 
Field bird and looked more like John Young's bird from Van Cortlandt Park.

Today's CAEG (Cattle Egret) makes it 3 seen for the month of October and 4 in 
total for the year for me, having seen one on the East Pond earlier in the 
year. With Peter Dorosh's report of another CAEG documented by Gus Keri at Bush 
Terminal Pier Park in Brooklyn. We could have at the moment 3-4 CAEG in play 
(not sure if the Bronx bird is still being seen). I wonder how many more we are 
missing that are out there in our area.

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

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Floyd Bennett Field Continues

[mscheibel49]

Derek Rogers, Adam Starke & I relocated Cattle Egret in the Beach grass 
nursery, Ranger Rd, 8 am in field with flock of Canada Geese
Mike Scheibel
Brookhaven 

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[nysbirds-l] Cattle Egret Floyd Bennett Field Continues

[mscheibel49]

Derek Rogers, Adam Starke & I relocated Cattle Egret in the Beach grass 
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Mike Scheibel
Brookhaven 

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