For those interested I just posted a video from New Years Eve of a Wilson's
Snipe feeding. The video can be seen here:
http://birdsoflongisland.blogspot.com/2011/01/wilsons-snipe-video.html
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- Luke Ormand
www.WildLongIsland.blogspot.com
www.BirdsOfLongIsland.blogspot.com
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Even though the bird might be gone already and the point moot, I mark
for reference the first field one encounters going north from Route 25
along Albertson Lane in Greenport;
41.086933,-72.396035 - Google Maps
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Sunday, 2 January 2011 - Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
In the early morning, the Varied Thrush was not found in the "usual"
areas, nor were there any birds there, almost all of the flock
activity being a bit south, by up to several hundred yards. All
seeking the thrush may wish to try
Observers: Alice Deutsch, Sally Weiner, Susan Schulz, Keelin Miller,
Lenore Swenson and Ardith Bondi
reported by: Ardith Bondi
Birds Observed from the lower portion of The Reservoir south:
Canada Goose
Wood Duck (2 males, The Pond)
Gadwall (Reservoir)
Mallard
Northern Shoveler
Bufflehead
Hi All, During yesterday's Orient Count Rob McGinness and John Brush
Sr. had a Townsend's Solitaire in a field off of Albertson Lane in
Greenport. The bird was feeding on bittersweet along with a Catbird and a
flock of eleven Rusty Blackbirds. The bird has not been seen today. The
field has
Hi All,
Toodling around Central Park today was quite productive. Almost immediately
upon entrance to the park, a YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER flew through the Upper Lobe,
briefly landing before carrying on, calling the whole time.
The continuing VARIED THRUSH was seen by myself and others at the
This morning's fog made birding difficult to impossible in many places, but
along Dune Road, in Quogue, I saw 2 Clapper Rails and one American Bittern
(this thanks to Aaron from Westhampton). An unusually bright Orange-crowned
Warbler was near the end of Triton Lane, off Dune Road.
Douglas J.
A flock of 10 Common Redpolls arrived at our feeder at 12 Noon today
(1/2/11).
in Livingston County.
Located approximately 10 miles northeast of Stony Brook State Park & 3
miles southeast of Conesus, NY. (which is South of Rochester, NY)
Happy Birding!
Kelly Close
Conesus, NY 14435
This is a summary of the Hudson-Mohawk Birdline reports for the week
ending December 29, 2010.
Report your sightings in New York's Hudson-Mohawk Region to
birdl...@hmbc.net
Forty-four species were reported this week.
BLACK VULTURE: Hudson 12/26 (5).
ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK: Guilderland 12/23.
For anyone birding eastern Suffolk, there was a large flock of American
Pipits at Fresh Pond in Amagansett yesterday afternoon.
We had run into a couple further west who told us there were Pipits in the
parking lot at Fresh Pond. When we arrived -- no Pipits-- only a flock of
Juncos.
After
The previously reported Glaucous Gull was north of the Ferry on the
rocks close to the Lighthouse with other gulls and all the common sea
ducks and a Great Cormorant at noon yesterday. It lifted after 15
minutes and dissapeared south of the Ferry Slip. I was unable to find
Barrows Goldeneye.
Orhan
The previously reported Glaucous Gull was north of the Ferry on the
rocks close to the Lighthouse with other gulls and all the common sea
ducks and a Great Cormorant at noon yesterday. It lifted after 15
minutes and dissapeared south of the Ferry Slip. I was unable to find
Barrows Goldeneye.
Orhan
For anyone birding eastern Suffolk, there was a large flock of American
Pipits at Fresh Pond in Amagansett yesterday afternoon.
We had run into a couple further west who told us there were Pipits in the
parking lot at Fresh Pond. When we arrived -- no Pipits-- only a flock of
Juncos.
After
This is a summary of the Hudson-Mohawk Birdline reports for the week
ending December 29, 2010.
Report your sightings in New York's Hudson-Mohawk Region to
birdl...@hmbc.net
Forty-four species were reported this week.
BLACK VULTURE: Hudson 12/26 (5).
ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK: Guilderland 12/23.
A flock of 10 Common Redpolls arrived at our feeder at 12 Noon today
(1/2/11).
in Livingston County.
Located approximately 10 miles northeast of Stony Brook State Park 3
miles southeast of Conesus, NY. (which is South of Rochester, NY)
Happy Birding!
Kelly Close
Conesus, NY 14435
This morning's fog made birding difficult to impossible in many places, but
along Dune Road, in Quogue, I saw 2 Clapper Rails and one American Bittern
(this thanks to Aaron from Westhampton). An unusually bright Orange-crowned
Warbler was near the end of Triton Lane, off Dune Road.
Douglas J.
Observers: Alice Deutsch, Sally Weiner, Susan Schulz, Keelin Miller,
Lenore Swenson and Ardith Bondi
reported by: Ardith Bondi
Birds Observed from the lower portion of The Reservoir south:
Canada Goose
Wood Duck (2 males, The Pond)
Gadwall (Reservoir)
Mallard
Northern Shoveler
Bufflehead
Sunday, 2 January 2011 - Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
In the early morning, the Varied Thrush was not found in the usual
areas, nor were there any birds there, almost all of the flock
activity being a bit south, by up to several hundred yards. All
seeking the thrush may wish to try
Even though the bird might be gone already and the point moot, I mark
for reference the first field one encounters going north from Route 25
along Albertson Lane in Greenport;
41.086933,-72.396035 - Google Maps
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME
For those interested I just posted a video from New Years Eve of a Wilson's
Snipe feeding. The video can be seen here:
http://birdsoflongisland.blogspot.com/2011/01/wilsons-snipe-video.html
--
- Luke Ormand
www.WildLongIsland.blogspot.com
www.BirdsOfLongIsland.blogspot.com
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