Continuing at Plumb Beach just east of the jetty (which is just east of the
parking lot) moving around above the wrack line.
Keir Randall
Brooklyn
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Continuing at Plumb Beach just east of the jetty (which is just east of the
parking lot) moving around above the wrack line.
Keir Randall
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After an hour wait at the east end of Plumb Beach, the Franklin's Gull just
flew in, calling continuously, and seemed to head west along the beach towards
the parking lot.
Keir Randall
Brooklyn
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> On May 27, 2015, at 10:53 AM, Jane Simmons <17st...@gmail.com&
After an hour wait at the east end of Plumb Beach, the Franklin's Gull just
flew in, calling continuously, and seemed to head west along the beach towards
the parking lot.
Keir Randall
Brooklyn
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On May 27, 2015, at 10:53 AM, Jane Simmons 17st...@gmail.com wrote
net
Date: Sun, 5 Oct 2014 21:51:10 -0400
CC: NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu
To: ke...@hotmail.com
Was the Northern Wheatear seen this afternoon in Plumb Beach?
Thanks for any update,
FP
On Oct 5, 2014, at 11:30 AM, keir randall wrote:I just saw
the Northern Wheatear by by the "graffiti boat"
I just saw the Northern Wheatear by by the "graffiti boat" at the east end of
Plumb Beach
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> On Oct 4, 2014, at 10:07 PM, "Joe DiCostanzo" wrote:
>
> This afternoon I found a White-rumped Sandpiper with a Semiplamated Plover
> and nine Semiplamated Sandpipers at Muscota
I just saw the Northern Wheatear by by the graffiti boat at the east end of
Plumb Beach
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On Oct 4, 2014, at 10:07 PM, Joe DiCostanzo jdic...@nyc.rr.com wrote:
This afternoon I found a White-rumped Sandpiper with a Semiplamated Plover
and nine Semiplamated Sandpipers at
21:51:10 -0400
CC: NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu
To: ke...@hotmail.com
Was the Northern Wheatear seen this afternoon in Plumb Beach?
Thanks for any update,
FP
On Oct 5, 2014, at 11:30 AM, keir randall ke...@hotmail.com wrote:I just saw
the Northern Wheatear by by the graffiti boat at the east end
with the bird.
Cheers
Keir Randall
Brooklyn
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> On Oct 1, 2014, at 8:02 AM, "Rob Jett" wrote:
>
> I just got off the phone with Shane Blodgett, he is looking at a Northern
> Wheatear here at Plum Beach in Brooklyn. More details to follow
>
> R
with the bird.
Cheers
Keir Randall
Brooklyn
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On Oct 1, 2014, at 8:02 AM, Rob Jett citybir...@earthlink.net wrote:
I just got off the phone with Shane Blodgett, he is looking at a Northern
Wheatear here at Plum Beach in Brooklyn. More details to follow
Rob
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I took a quick look around Dreier Offerman (AKA Calvert Vaux Park) late this
evening and couldn't locate today's Western Kingbird. Apologies if this is a
post too many on this bird but it's a very good bird for Brooklyn and I find
"no" posts are useful.
cheers
Keir RandallBrooklyn
I took a quick look around Dreier Offerman (AKA Calvert Vaux Park) late this
evening and couldn't locate today's Western Kingbird. Apologies if this is a
post too many on this bird but it's a very good bird for Brooklyn and I find
no posts are useful.
cheers
Keir RandallBrooklyn
Heydi Lopes, Dennis Hrehowsik and I scoured Plum(b) Beach until dusk this
evening but couldn't find the Ruff found earlier today by Bobbi Manian. The
light wasn't great and there were many places for the bird to hide so there's
still a good chance it may turn up again.
There were many hundreds
Heydi Lopes, Dennis Hrehowsik and I scoured Plum(b) Beach until dusk this
evening but couldn't find the Ruff found earlier today by Bobbi Manian. The
light wasn't great and there were many places for the bird to hide so there's
still a good chance it may turn up again.
There were many hundreds
hi all
I arrived late at Prospect Park this morning (7.40am) and also found waves of
passerines flying north overhead in the mist . Many more were still in the park
with the highlight being a male Cerulean Warbler near the Maryland Monument
(east side of Breeze Hill) found by Anne Murray with
hi all
I arrived late at Prospect Park this morning (7.40am) and also found waves of
passerines flying north overhead in the mist . Many more were still in the park
with the highlight being a male Cerulean Warbler near the Maryland Monument
(east side of Breeze Hill) found by Anne Murray with
hi all
Thanks to Doug Gochfeld for getting the word out on the Prospect Park flyover
Stilt this morning. It was the highlight of an amazing day! I got a pretty weak
photo of the bird and tried to put it up on my flickr site. I'm now having
problems accessing flickr and will have to leave it for
hi all
Thanks to Doug Gochfeld for getting the word out on the Prospect Park flyover
Stilt this morning. It was the highlight of an amazing day! I got a pretty weak
photo of the bird and tried to put it up on my flickr site. I'm now having
problems accessing flickr and will have to leave it for
On further review it looks like our recent Eurasian Wigeon may actually be a
hybrid American x Eurasian (dark area around eye, lighter cheek etc.)
Apologies to all for the bad steer on this one.
cheers
Keir RandallBrooklyn
From: ke...@hotmail.com
To: nysbirds-l@cornell.edu;
On further review it looks like our recent Eurasian Wigeon may actually be a
hybrid American x Eurasian (dark area around eye, lighter cheek etc.)
Apologies to all for the bad steer on this one.
cheers
Keir RandallBrooklyn
From: ke...@hotmail.com
To: nysbirds-l@cornell.edu;
An enthusiastic band of Brooklyn Bird Club members hit a few sites in Kings
County today.
In addition to the expected species we saw a drake Eurasian Wigeon at Coney
Island Creek. At the same spot Dennis Hrehowsik found what we presume to be a
partially leucistic Ring-billed Gull.
Brooklyn continues to turn up some good winter birds. Some highlights from this
morning:
Veteran's Memorial Pier (Bay Ridge Avenue at Shore Road)
A drake Eurasian Wigeon close to the rocks by the wastewater treatment plant.
Parking lot by the Verrazano Bridge
A pair of White-winged Scoters What
Before this thread outstays it's welcome... I thought I'd share my favorite
photo (not mine) of a twitch ever. It's the first Golden-winged Warbler for the
UK at Maidstone, Kent, 1989. It puts things here into perspective, no?
Before this thread outstays it's welcome... I thought I'd share my favorite
photo (not mine) of a twitch ever. It's the first Golden-winged Warbler for the
UK at Maidstone, Kent, 1989. It puts things here into perspective, no?
Rob Jett asked me to post that he has just seen a Western Kingbird in Prospect
Park, last seen near baseball field #6 on the east side of Long Meadow.
best
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Rob Jett asked me to post that he has just seen a Western Kingbird in Prospect
Park, last seen near baseball field #6 on the east side of Long Meadow.
best
Keir Randall
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There was spectacular activity at Floyd Bennett today with highlights including
an Eastern Meadowlark, American Pipits, Pine Siskins, Vesper Sparrow, an early
Fox Sparrow and eighteen White-crowned Sparrows.
Although little is identifiable in this video it gives an impression of the
scale of
There was spectacular activity at Floyd Bennett today with highlights including
an Eastern Meadowlark, American Pipits, Pine Siskins, Vesper Sparrow, an early
Fox Sparrow and eighteen White-crowned Sparrows.
Although little is identifiable in this video it gives an impression of the
scale of
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