Hanging out around marsh north bordering golf course
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Hanging out around marsh north bordering golf course
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Correction- heading northwest
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> On Aug 15, 2020, at 1:36 PM, Home wrote:
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> Just arrived and caught a Kite, most likely Mississippi over the northeast
> corner. Unfortunately didn’t get the digiscope prepared in time - it was
> flying towards Marine Park
Correction- heading northwest
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> On Aug 15, 2020, at 1:36 PM, Home wrote:
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> Just arrived and caught a Kite, most likely Mississippi over the northeast
> corner. Unfortunately didn’t get the digiscope prepared in time - it was
> flying towards Marine Park
Just arrived and caught a Kite, most likely Mississippi over the northeast
corner. Unfortunately didn’t get the digiscope prepared in time - it was
flying towards Marine Park
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Just arrived and caught a Kite, most likely Mississippi over the northeast
corner. Unfortunately didn’t get the digiscope prepared in time - it was
flying towards Marine Park
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Last winter we had a woodcock sighting almost every week from November through
March, sometimes three after a snowstorm. This winter was quiet. We did have
some overwintering hearties - 2-3 Gray Catbirds, one Song Sparrow that clung to
the southwest corner. A small group of European
Spent yesterday evening and this morning looking for Connecticut Warbler with
no luck. Plenty of Common Yellowthroats and Ovenbirds and N Waterthrushes but
never the betwixt. However in the farthest southeast of the lawn I got a
couple of glimpses of what I believe is a Sora. Poor light and
Spent yesterday evening and this morning looking for Connecticut Warbler with
no luck. Plenty of Common Yellowthroats and Ovenbirds and N Waterthrushes but
never the betwixt. However in the farthest southeast of the lawn I got a
couple of glimpses of what I believe is a Sora. Poor light and
Up to three have been observed since Friday. I hadn’t seen any since the
latest storm but just encountered one on the way home at the northwest corner
behind the Wafels $ Dinges
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Up to three have been observed since Friday. I hadn’t seen any since the
latest storm but just encountered one on the way home at the northwest corner
behind the Wafels $ Dinges
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Last year a Lincoln Sparrow overwintered and we had a major irruption of
American Woodcocks following the snow storm of March 14th 2017 and the fellows
kept showing up into the Christmas Bird Count.
Last week an errant lone cluster of daffodils bloomed by the central western
entrance while
Last year a Lincoln Sparrow overwintered and we had a major irruption of
American Woodcocks following the snow storm of March 14th 2017 and the fellows
kept showing up into the Christmas Bird Count.
Last week an errant lone cluster of daffodils bloomed by the central western
entrance while
Standing on the divider near the southern pump house.
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Spotted same place early this morning
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> On Dec 18, 2017, at 3:14 PM, Home <dro...@earthlink.net> wrote:
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> Couldn’t find it in yesterday’s CBC with Gabriel Willow but it re-emerged-
> actively foraging in the open along the southeast edge allowing pa
Spotted same place early this morning
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> Couldn’t find it in yesterday’s CBC with Gabriel Willow but it re-emerged-
> actively foraging in the open along the southeast edge allowing passersby on
> 40th Street
Couldn’t find it in yesterday’s CBC with Gabriel Willow but it re-emerged-
actively foraging in the open along the southeast edge allowing passersby on
40th Street to take photos inches away. At one point it appeared to have its
beak stuck for almost a minute until it pulled out a fat 8 inch
Couldn’t find it in yesterday’s CBC with Gabriel Willow but it re-emerged-
actively foraging in the open along the southeast edge allowing passersby on
40th Street to take photos inches away. At one point it appeared to have its
beak stuck for almost a minute until it pulled out a fat 8 inch
I am planning a report of this week later tonight but wanted to respond to a
post about last week’s American Woodcock not being refound. I could not find
it all this week either however today at 2pm I did find a Woodcock actively
feeding near the evergreen at the very northwest corner of the
I am planning a report of this week later tonight but wanted to respond to a
post about last week’s American Woodcock not being refound. I could not find
it all this week either however today at 2pm I did find a Woodcock actively
feeding near the evergreen at the very northwest corner of the
One more woodcock during Gabriel Willow's walk Thursday evening hiding in
daffodil patch in the southeast corner perpendicular to garden shed and
Gertrude Stein statue. Also the FOS warblers- yellow rumps high in the London
Plane trees on the south side.
Happy city birding.
Alan Drogin
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One more woodcock during Gabriel Willow's walk Thursday evening hiding in
daffodil patch in the southeast corner perpendicular to garden shed and
Gertrude Stein statue. Also the FOS warblers- yellow rumps high in the London
Plane trees on the south side.
Happy city birding.
Alan Drogin
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At least 2 more American Woodcocks arrived at Bryant Park today (the third one
I saw may have been the first flying to a new location). They were at the
garden house in the southeast corner, the northwest corner side across from the
Patenque court, and the center ivy plot west of the birdbath.
At least 2 more American Woodcocks arrived at Bryant Park today (the third one
I saw may have been the first flying to a new location). They were at the
garden house in the southeast corner, the northwest corner side across from the
Patenque court, and the center ivy plot west of the birdbath.
In the past couple of weeks the number of Common White-throated Sparrows has
declined precipitously. No sign of Grey Catbirds. House Sparrows now rule.
The flower beds have been cleared and the daffodil stalks are just days away
from bursting. A lone European Starling struts around the bird
In the past couple of weeks the number of Common White-throated Sparrows has
declined precipitously. No sign of Grey Catbirds. House Sparrows now rule.
The flower beds have been cleared and the daffodil stalks are just days away
from bursting. A lone European Starling struts around the bird
Many more concession stands are opening this holiday season around the skating
rink. Interesting to see the effects on wintering birds in the park with more
food to scavenge or less habitat to forage. Currently the population of common
white throats is in full swing today with also a half
Many more concession stands are opening this holiday season around the skating
rink. Interesting to see the effects on wintering birds in the park with more
food to scavenge or less habitat to forage. Currently the population of common
white throats is in full swing today with also a half
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