The Block Island Veterans Day Count was conducted for the 23rd consecutive year
on Monday, 12 Nov 2018, a truly beautiful day to be out in the field.
Thirteen participants divided into as many as eight parties and covered this
island, which lies just east of Long Island, NY, in CBC style. The
The Block Island Veterans Day Count was conducted for the 23rd consecutive year
on Monday, 12 Nov 2018, a truly beautiful day to be out in the field.
Thirteen participants divided into as many as eight parties and covered this
island, which lies just east of Long Island, NY, in CBC style. The
Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City -
Monday p.m., 19 November, 2018 -
A female-plumaged Evening Grosbeak was discovered at some point during the day
at the Great Hill, n.w. sector of Central Park & is the first photo-documented
sighting of this year for that species in Central Park. A number
Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City -
Monday p.m., 19 November, 2018 -
A female-plumaged Evening Grosbeak was discovered at some point during the day
at the Great Hill, n.w. sector of Central Park & is the first photo-documented
sighting of this year for that species in Central Park. A number
It's amazing to get these insights into the lives of individual wild birds.
This example reminds me of an even longer run, by the Lesser Black-backed Gull
that returned this fall for its 16th winter at Ninigret Pond, Rhode Island.
That bird was also an adult when first found and is therefore at
It's amazing to get these insights into the lives of individual wild birds.
This example reminds me of an even longer run, by the Lesser Black-backed Gull
that returned this fall for its 16th winter at Ninigret Pond, Rhode Island.
That bird was also an adult when first found and is therefore at
It must be at least ten years ago that Doug Futuyma (I think), Peter Scully
(I think) and I first found what must be the same individual on the
Smithtown Christmas Bird Count. My earliest record in e-bird was from 27
Dec 2008, but I have only submitted but small fraction of my records to
e-bird,
It must be at least ten years ago that Doug Futuyma (I think), Peter Scully
(I think) and I first found what must be the same individual on the
Smithtown Christmas Bird Count. My earliest record in e-bird was from 27
Dec 2008, but I have only submitted but small fraction of my records to
e-bird,
Hi all,
Please report these birds and any other collision victims you may find at
d-bird.org/ to help us at NYC Audubon track and learn more about
bird-window collisions-- a major issue for birds migrating though NYC.
Thanks!
Kaitlyn
On Mon, Nov 19, 2018 at 11:13 AM Jonathan Perez
wrote:
> I
Hi all,
Please report these birds and any other collision victims you may find at
d-bird.org/ to help us at NYC Audubon track and learn more about
bird-window collisions-- a major issue for birds migrating though NYC.
Thanks!
Kaitlyn
On Mon, Nov 19, 2018 at 11:13 AM Jonathan Perez
wrote:
> I
I found one exactly like this two weeks ago outside a building in downtown
Brooklyn. Anywhere we can donate it or anyone we can report it to - for
purposes of science.
Please excuse my brevity. Sent from my iPhone
> On Nov 19, 2018, at 10:53 AM, Romi Paek wrote:
>
> I'm terrified that I am
I found one exactly like this two weeks ago outside a building in downtown
Brooklyn. Anywhere we can donate it or anyone we can report it to - for
purposes of science.
Please excuse my brevity. Sent from my iPhone
> On Nov 19, 2018, at 10:53 AM, Romi Paek wrote:
>
> I'm terrified that I am
I'm terrified that I am posting this incorrectly (it's my first time) but
thought it important to report this sad news.
I found a dead American Woodcock on the east side of 5th Ave. between 39th
and 40th Streets this morning (this is just outside Bryant Park, across the
street from the main
I'm terrified that I am posting this incorrectly (it's my first time) but
thought it important to report this sad news.
I found a dead American Woodcock on the east side of 5th Ave. between 39th
and 40th Streets this morning (this is just outside Bryant Park, across the
street from the main
Hi all,
This morning I found a Black-headed Gull on Conscience Bay, in Old Field
(Setauket). It's a non-breeding adult, and was sticking close to the west
side of the bay, occasionally flying among the groups of ducks. I was
observing from my yard, and unfortunately there isn't anywhere for the
Hi all,
This morning I found a Black-headed Gull on Conscience Bay, in Old Field
(Setauket). It's a non-breeding adult, and was sticking close to the west
side of the bay, occasionally flying among the groups of ducks. I was
observing from my yard, and unfortunately there isn't anywhere for the
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