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Sent: Friday, June 29, 2018 2:20 AM
To: Long Island Birding
Cc: Steve Walter; NYSBIRDS
Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Roseate Tern Banding and Aging Follow Up
More Roseate Terns than usual are being reported this summer at Breezy Point,
Nickerson Beach etc. Some observers may not be a
[r...@columbia.edu]
Sent: Friday, June 29, 2018 2:20 AM
To: Long Island Birding
Cc: Steve Walter; NYSBIRDS
Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Roseate Tern Banding and Aging Follow Up
More Roseate Terns than usual are being reported this summer at Breezy Point,
Nickerson Beach etc. Some observers may not be a
More Roseate Terns than usual are being reported this summer at Breezy
Point, Nickerson Beach etc. Some observers may not be aware that Roseate
Terns have traditionally bred widely (though sparingly) along the south
shore of Long Island. The only big colony is on Great Gull Island, off the
east
More Roseate Terns than usual are being reported this summer at Breezy
Point, Nickerson Beach etc. Some observers may not be aware that Roseate
Terns have traditionally bred widely (though sparingly) along the south
shore of Long Island. The only big colony is on Great Gull Island, off the
east
Thanks for the update Steve, of note a few days ago I observed two of the
roseates at Nickerson displaying courtship behavior. I tried to get it on
video, but they stopped before I could start filming. Maybe some are
breeding? Or practice? Also of note, some birders observed last year there
was a
Thanks for the update Steve, of note a few days ago I observed two of the
roseates at Nickerson displaying courtship behavior. I tried to get it on
video, but they stopped before I could start filming. Maybe some are
breeding? Or practice? Also of note, some birders observed last year there
was a
