Maybe of interest to this group: I've been to southern Vermont and western
Mass this winter, and both times found flocks of bohemian waxwings less
than 10 miles from the New York State border. There's also a report of a
bird in a Rensselaer county yard from this afternoon. Might be worth a
Quick credit update - it was Josh who flagged the photos this AM and Andrew
Baksh who'd first spotted the bird :)
On Mon, Feb 27, 2023 at 1:06 PM Ryan Mandelbaum
wrote:
> Hi all -
>
> In the interest of transparency, there's a possible western meadowlark
> being regularly seen at B
Hi all -
In the interest of transparency, there's a possible western meadowlark
being regularly seen at Bush Terminal Piers Park in Kings County, NY. The
bird was first photographed yesterday by Josh Malbin (though a meadowlark
has been seen regularly at the park since December) and flagged by
Hi all,
This year's winter finch forecast is now live, and predicts that there
could be finches around outside of the boreal forest areas this year. Read
more here:
https://finchnetwork.org/winter-finch-forecast-2022-2023
--
Ryan F. Mandelbaum
Science Writer | Nerd
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Hi all,
This year's winter finch forecast is now live, and predicts that there
could be finches around outside of the boreal forest areas this year. Read
more here:
https://finchnetwork.org/winter-finch-forecast-2022-2023
--
Ryan F. Mandelbaum
Science Writer | Nerd
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Thought I'd cross post since it doesn't look like it's made it here yet.
Cédric Duhalde found a singing male townsend's warbler on Cypress and Grape
in Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery. Other birders have seen it since. Look
for more details on eBird.
As a reminder, Green-Wood is an active
Thought I'd cross post since it doesn't look like it's made it here yet.
Cédric Duhalde found a singing male townsend's warbler on Cypress and Grape
in Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery. Other birders have seen it since. Look
for more details on eBird.
As a reminder, Green-Wood is an active
Yes, We had two mute swans and several great black backed gulls on the way
out :)
On Tue, Oct 5, 2021 at 7:37 AM Andrew Baksh wrote:
> Dearest Doug,
>
> Unless someone chastised you for your previous e-mail, I saw it as a
> tongue in cheek post and took it well. Not for a minute did I think you
Yes, We had two mute swans and several great black backed gulls on the way
out :)
On Tue, Oct 5, 2021 at 7:37 AM Andrew Baksh wrote:
> Dearest Doug,
>
> Unless someone chastised you for your previous e-mail, I saw it as a
> tongue in cheek post and took it well. Not for a minute did I think you
I'll note that by the afternoon yesterday. The martin had started exploring
areas further upstream than the Peninsula, as far up as the wellhouse drive
bridge (AKA terrace bridge). If the usual spots aren't bearing fruit it may
be worthwhile to expand your search upstream.
On Mon, Apr 5, 2021 at
I'll note that by the afternoon yesterday. The martin had started exploring
areas further upstream than the Peninsula, as far up as the wellhouse drive
bridge (AKA terrace bridge). If the usual spots aren't bearing fruit it may
be worthwhile to expand your search upstream.
On Mon, Apr 5, 2021 at
Hi folks,
I paid a visit to see my favorite bird, the red crossbills, over the
weekend, and was able to get some photos and recordings—thanks so much to
everyone who has been reporting on them on the state list! I sent my eBird
list with recordings (as well as Tim Healy's much clearer recordings)
Hi folks,
I paid a visit to see my favorite bird, the red crossbills, over the
weekend, and was able to get some photos and recordings—thanks so much to
everyone who has been reporting on them on the state list! I sent my eBird
list with recordings (as well as Tim Healy's much clearer recordings)
Back to the murre for a moment: is it still being seen? would like to know
before paying for a cab ride out to see it. it’s definitely nice that there’s a
thick-biled murre that’s accessible to those of us without a car :)
> On Jan 18, 2019, at 2:53 PM, John Gluth wrote:
>
> I’m seriously
Back to the murre for a moment: is it still being seen? would like to know
before paying for a cab ride out to see it. it’s definitely nice that there’s a
thick-biled murre that’s accessible to those of us without a car :)
> On Jan 18, 2019, at 2:53 PM, John Gluth wrote:
>
> I’m seriously
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