I was thinking about Angus's question as to why Limpkins and
Anhingas haven't been present in the ongoing influx of southern species. I
have no theory about Limpkins (since they *are* known to disperse widely at
times)...but perhaps Anhingas' true lack of waterproofing (and, therefore,
risk of
I was thinking about Angus's question as to why Limpkins and
Anhingas haven't been present in the ongoing influx of southern species. I
have no theory about Limpkins (since they *are* known to disperse widely at
times)...but perhaps Anhingas' true lack of waterproofing (and, therefore,
risk of
Sedge Wren currently on landfill grasslands in Croton Point Park (Westchester
County) along main center path of landfill hill, at dropped pin:
https://goo.gl/maps/n8Xr33kFLt2oJxE86
Parking at RV campground is best best at this location:
Croton Point Park Campground
Sedge Wren currently on landfill grasslands in Croton Point Park (Westchester
County) along main center path of landfill hill, at dropped pin:
https://goo.gl/maps/n8Xr33kFLt2oJxE86
Parking at RV campground is best best at this location:
Croton Point Park Campground
A Gray Kingbird was just seen by the Boat House Station of Fire Island
Lighthouse, by an Eastern Long Island Audubon Society Field Trip.
Multiple observers and photos taken to be added later.
Eileen Schwinn
ELIAS
10:30AM
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NYSbirds-L List Info:
A Gray Kingbird was just seen by the Boat House Station of Fire Island
Lighthouse, by an Eastern Long Island Audubon Society Field Trip.
Multiple observers and photos taken to be added later.
Eileen Schwinn
ELIAS
10:30AM
Sent from my iPhone
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NYSbirds-L List Info:
Continuing female Yellow-headed Blackbird was being seen for a while up
until recently this morning at Nickerson Beach Park in the area of the
maintenance building and the entrance to the campground (40.5913423,
-73.5989584) but has flown off with flock of cowbirds & starlings it is
associating
Continuing female Yellow-headed Blackbird was being seen for a while up
until recently this morning at Nickerson Beach Park in the area of the
maintenance building and the entrance to the campground (40.5913423,
-73.5989584) but has flown off with flock of cowbirds & starlings it is
associating
The Wood Stork photographed in Orleans County, NY on Monday Oct. 11th is a good
additional reminder of the multiple 'Gulf Coast’ types of birds, wading-birds
especially but also some others, that seem to have been present (vastly
farther-north than their typical ranges) in greater-than-average
The Wood Stork photographed in Orleans County, NY on Monday Oct. 11th is a good
additional reminder of the multiple 'Gulf Coast’ types of birds, wading-birds
especially but also some others, that seem to have been present (vastly
farther-north than their typical ranges) in greater-than-average
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