The Yellow-throated Warbler is still here in Inwood foraging just uphill from
where Nadir described. Seems to be making a 20-30min loop of the hillside. So
hangout and watch the trees to see him as he's no longer singing.
Thanks,
Sam Stuart
On Apr 27, 2013, at 10:22 AM, "Nadir So
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The male Tufted Duck is still on Stump Pond in Blydenburg County Park,
Smithtown Long Island.
Enjoy
Sam
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All,
This afternoon there was a Selasphorus hummingbird in the Heather Gardens at
Fort Tryon, Washington Heights. It wasn't flying much, mostly stayed perched
high up in a tree. Based on what I could see of the bird, I'd guess it's an
immature male. Judging from the amount of green on the
All,
This afternoon there was a Selasphorus hummingbird in the Heather Gardens at
Fort Tryon, Washington Heights. It wasn't flying much, mostly stayed perched
high up in a tree. Based on what I could see of the bird, I'd guess it's an
immature male. Judging from the amount of green on the
All,
A Western Kingbird flew over the intersection of 34th and 3rd in Murray Hill,
Manhattan today at 1:30pm today. The bird was moving North up 3rd avenue and
perched on a few rooftops. I managed to get one horrible picture of the bird
which you can see here:
All,
A Western Kingbird flew over the intersection of 34th and 3rd in Murray Hill,
Manhattan today at 1:30pm today. The bird was moving North up 3rd avenue and
perched on a few rooftops. I managed to get one horrible picture of the bird
which you can see here:
All -
Areas around the Harlem Meer and Great Hill in the North end of Central Park
were very productive today. Highlights included:
White-winged Crossbill - 1 red male type see flying overhead by Harlem Meer
9amRed-shouldered Hawk - adults and young seen from several locationsAmerican
Pipit -
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Areas around the Harlem Meer and Great Hill in the North end of Central Park
were very productive today. Highlights included:
White-winged Crossbill - 1 red male type see flying overhead by Harlem Meer
9amRed-shouldered Hawk - adults and young seen from several locationsAmerican
Pipit -
and sedentary species that are more susceptible to disturbances. These
species should probably be documented on eBird
(www.eBird.org<http://www.ebird.org/>)
and the NY State Avian Records Committee (
http://nybirds.org/NYSARC/nysarcform2.htm) rather than the list serve.
Thanks,
Sam
and sedentary species that are more susceptible to disturbances. These
species should probably be documented on eBird
(www.eBird.orghttp://www.ebird.org/)
and the NY State Avian Records Committee (
http://nybirds.org/NYSARC/nysarcform2.htm) rather than the list serve.
Thanks,
Sam Stuart
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Unfortunately, there were no Cackling Geese among the large flock.
All in all a very nice afternoon at Van Cortlandt Park!
-Sam Stuart
Manhattan
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Unfortunately, there were no Cackling Geese among the large flock.
All in all a very nice afternoon at Van Cortlandt Park!
-Sam Stuart
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viewed from the trail
that follows the southern perimeter of the East Pond.
Sam Stuart,
Manhattan
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All,
Birding the park today with Rhys Marsh was consistently good and we found
new species in many places. We began at Strawberry field and finished up in
the North Woods, finding new species at every stop. Highlights included a
young Blue Grosbeak on the Great Hill, a Black-billed Cuckoo at the
All,
Birding the park today with Rhys Marsh was consistently good and we found
new species in many places. We began at Strawberry field and finished up in
the North Woods, finding new species at every stop. Highlights included a
young Blue Grosbeak on the Great Hill, a Black-billed Cuckoo at the
-breasted Nuthatch and I
continued to see / hear several of them around the North Woods. There was
probably 6 in total which seems like a lot for this time of year.
Regardless it's a bird I always enjoy seeing and was just one of around 52
species I had for the day.
Sam Stuart
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-breasted Nuthatch and I
continued to see / hear several of them around the North Woods. There was
probably 6 in total which seems like a lot for this time of year.
Regardless it's a bird I always enjoy seeing and was just one of around 52
species I had for the day.
Sam Stuart
NYC
for a pretty good day
for today!
Sam Stuart
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for a pretty good day
for today!
Sam Stuart
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looking for hawks I got to see great numbers of them, one of which was eaten
by a passing Merlin.
Should be a good weekend for birding!
Sam Stuart
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looking for hawks I got to see great numbers of them, one of which was eaten
by a passing Merlin.
Should be a good weekend for birding!
Sam Stuart
NYC
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looking for hawks I got to see great numbers of them, one of which was eaten
by a passing Merlin.
Should be a good weekend for birding!
Sam Stuart
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