I have heard Golden winged Warblers are abundant at Sterling Forest in Southern
New York, and was wondering exactly where the Golden winged warblers are at
Sterling Forest. Thanks.
James Randall
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Thank you, David
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SANDHILL CRANE
MERLIN
OSPREY
The magnificent weather convinced me to head out to the Brooklyn & Queens
coasts this afternoon in hopes of shorebirds stranded and seabirds driven
inshore.
At Plum Beach shorebird numbers were decent:
Short-billed Dowitcher- 39 (+6 more flying N-S over the Belt Parkway as I was
leaving)
NOTE: This will be our only trip this summer reaching New York
pelagic waters.
NOTE: The fisherman are currently reporting a lot of life out at the
canyons, including highly aggressive Greater Shearwaters going after
their baits.
See Life Paulagics will be running a pelagic trip out of
During a recent evening walk around the pond at Tibbetts Brook Park in Yonkers (Westchester Co.), Barry and I observed Cedar Waxwings foraging in the vegetation that thickly covers the pond, turning it into a meadow. The plant cover is contiguous round fans of a triangular, toothed 1" leaf. A
Down-staters alert.
Computer models have a "minor" coastal storm approaching the eastern Long
Island Coast within the next 24-48 hours.
Perhaps the local forcasters have brought this to your attention, but I
haven't heard of it as yet.
The winds are "only" about 50 MPH, but who knows
This is a summary of the Birdline reports for the week ending July 22.
Report your sightings in the Hudson-Mohawk Region (NYSOA region 8) to
birdl...@hmbc.net.
Fifty-eight species were reported this week. Here are the highlights:
Turkey Vulture: Ames 7/17; Hudson 7/20 ( ~50).
MISSISSIPPI
