My sincerest apologies, but i was mistaken in my identification of the gull
reported for Manhattan yesterday afternoon. I thought i would err on the side
of reporting an unusual bird. I appreciate the extensive and kind responses
provided by so many. The variability in young gulls certainly
A frigid hike early this morning at Sunken Meadow State Park produced a Marsh
Wren in the reeds east of Field 3, 2Belted Kingfishers, 32 Dunlin, 5
Sanderlings, Red-breasted Nuthatch, a single male Eastern Towhee(Inner Marsh
trail), 2 Fox Sparrows, and 3 American Tree Sparrows among the usual
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Tundra Swan
White-winged Scoter
Dunlin
L. Black-b. Gull
Short-eared Owl
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This year's 111th Christmas Bird Count will be held at Central Park on
Sunday, December 19th.
8 am: meet at the South Pump Station of the Reservoir (85th St. and 5th Ave.).
12:30 tally and refreshments at the Arsenal Gallery (64th St. and 5th Ave.)
Dress warmly.
For more information call New
This morning the Ocean Parkway was closed from the Robert Moses State Park to
Wantagh Parkway as police continued to search for cadavers related to the
recent discovery of four bodies east of Gilgo Beach. The Suffolk County Police
indicated that the parkway would probably be closed tomorrow
This afternoon drove over to Jones Beach West End. There's an adult
white morph snow goose foraging with a small group of Canada Geese in
front of the NYS Park Police Station.
At the Coast Guard station there was a Horned Grebe rather close to the
dock and just to the east of the sand spit
130pm observed suspected 1st Winter Franklin's Gull resting on exposed beach
below the brooklyn bridge (on Manhattan side). Showed signs of darker hood and
distinctive white eye marks - though it could possibly be a laughing gull as my
experience with this bird is limited and my reference
Thursday, 16 December 2010 - Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
The (non-adult male or female) VARIED THRUSH which has lingered in the
same area of Central Park for some weeks is still present today, thus
making it into the CBC (Christmas Bird Count) period for the count
which includes
Lloyd
Lloyd Spitalnik Photography
www.lloydspitalnikphotos.com
From: Lloyd Spitalnik [mailto:ll...@lloydspitalnikphotos.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2010 2:30 PM
To: 'btb...@yahoogroups.com'
Subject: Varied Thrush - YES
Today, Dick Gershon, Harry Maas and I, Lloyd Spitalnik
I stood around the Maintenance restroom area for more than two hours
yesterday (I just returned from Antarctica, so I guess the weather
seemed routine) and did not see the Varied Thrush. Nor had any of the
other birders who came by and had been looking for it. There was a
Cooper's Hawk hanging
I stood around the Maintenance restroom area for more than two hours
yesterday (I just returned from Antarctica, so I guess the weather
seemed routine) and did not see the Varied Thrush. Nor had any of the
other birders who came by and had been looking for it. There was a
Cooper's Hawk hanging
This afternoon drove over to Jones Beach West End. There's an adult
white morph snow goose foraging with a small group of Canada Geese in
front of the NYS Park Police Station.
At the Coast Guard station there was a Horned Grebe rather close to the
dock and just to the east of the sand spit
This morning the Ocean Parkway was closed from the Robert Moses State Park to
Wantagh Parkway as police continued to search for cadavers related to the
recent discovery of four bodies east of Gilgo Beach. The Suffolk County Police
indicated that the parkway would probably be closed tomorrow
.
This year's 111th Christmas Bird Count will be held at Central Park on
Sunday, December 19th.
8 am: meet at the South Pump Station of the Reservoir (85th St. and 5th Ave.).
12:30 tally and refreshments at the Arsenal Gallery (64th St. and 5th Ave.)
Dress warmly.
For more information call New
A frigid hike early this morning at Sunken Meadow State Park produced a Marsh
Wren in the reeds east of Field 3, 2Belted Kingfishers, 32 Dunlin, 5
Sanderlings, Red-breasted Nuthatch, a single male Eastern Towhee(Inner Marsh
trail), 2 Fox Sparrows, and 3 American Tree Sparrows among the usual
My sincerest apologies, but i was mistaken in my identification of the gull
reported for Manhattan yesterday afternoon. I thought i would err on the side
of reporting an unusual bird. I appreciate the extensive and kind responses
provided by so many. The variability in young gulls certainly
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