Some of you who know me have heard me malign by birding luck (or lack of). Case
in point. I was in Fort Lauderdale yesterday, hoping to photograph Gray
Kingbird. This is the only stinkin' Tyrannus I could come up with.
http://www.hmana.org/steve/ftfly.htm
Sorry if I broke some rule by posting
Yesterday,April 16, after 4 PM as I drove East from Quogue, I saw 17 ()
Yellowlegs TOGETHER in a small pond on the bay side just east of Quogue,
in addition to several I saw along the ditches going east.
Going further east,last road to the right to the ocean ( with a gate),I
saw 5 Surf
Birders et al,
Don't forget to tune into today with Guest speaker Townsend Dickinson, Sat 4/16
at 3PM for "BIRD CALLS", Radio Show 1400/1350 AM (in southern Connecticut or
nearby Westchester, N.Y.) , with Host Chris Bosak, an Editor who also writes a
column "For the Birds" in The Hour
The beautiful Prothonotary Warbler at NYBG is definitely a MALE. We are
watching the bird on the larger of the Twin Lakes.
Debbie Becker
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The previously reported prothonotary warbler is still at the Bronx Botanical
Gardens this morning. It's gorgeous.
Greg Prelich
New Rochelle
pGP
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On Thursday,at the New York Botanical Garden, a Prothonotary warbler was
observed by the Twin Lakes. The warbler has posed for pictures by sitting on a
rock and seems very people friendly. Martin Carney, Melanie Barotte and
Lavinia Miro have reported that the warbler looks and acts a lot
(Thursday, 14 April) Prothonotary Warbler, Bronx - in the N.Y.
Botanical Garden
I received a message late last night and only saw it just now, from an
out-of-state birder who had visited the New York Botanical Garden
(previously) and met a photographer who took the photo showing a
(Thursday, 14 April) Prothonotary Warbler, Bronx - in the N.Y.
Botanical Garden
I received a message late last night and only saw it just now, from an
out-of-state birder who had visited the New York Botanical Garden
(previously) and met a photographer who took the photo showing a
On Thursday,at the New York Botanical Garden, a Prothonotary warbler was
observed by the Twin Lakes. The warbler has posed for pictures by sitting on a
rock and seems very people friendly. Martin Carney, Melanie Barotte and
Lavinia Miro have reported that the warbler looks and acts a lot
The previously reported prothonotary warbler is still at the Bronx Botanical
Gardens this morning. It's gorgeous.
Greg Prelich
New Rochelle
pGP
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsRULES
ARCHIVES:
1)
The beautiful Prothonotary Warbler at NYBG is definitely a MALE. We are
watching the bird on the larger of the Twin Lakes.
Debbie Becker
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsRULES
ARCHIVES:
1)
Birders et al,
Don't forget to tune into today with Guest speaker Townsend Dickinson, Sat 4/16
at 3PM for BIRD CALLS, Radio Show 1400/1350 AM (in southern Connecticut or
nearby Westchester, N.Y.) , with Host Chris Bosak, an Editor who also writes a
column For the Birds in The Hour Newspaper.
Yesterday,April 16, after 4 PM as I drove East from Quogue, I saw 17 ()
Yellowlegs TOGETHER in a small pond on the bay side just east of Quogue,
in addition to several I saw along the ditches going east.
Going further east,last road to the right to the ocean ( with a gate),I
saw 5 Surf
Some of you who know me have heard me malign by birding luck (or lack of). Case
in point. I was in Fort Lauderdale yesterday, hoping to photograph Gray
Kingbird. This is the only stinkin' Tyrannus I could come up with.
http://www.hmana.org/steve/ftfly.htm
Sorry if I broke some rule by posting
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