Well the Blue Jays were at it again this morning.
I was putting the garbage out just after the sun rose this morning and I
noticed that there was another significant movement of Blue Jays overhead.
Just like the other day, there were Blue Jays at all levels in the sky, but
unlike the other
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After missing yesterday's big push of birds into Alley Pond Park, I came early
today hoping some of them stuck around, particularly the Connecticut warbler
found by Eric Miller and Harry east of Decadon
After missing yesterday's big push of birds into Alley Pond Park, I came early
today hoping some of them stuck around, particularly the Connecticut warbler
found by Eric Miller and Harry east of Decadon Pond. I struck out on the
Connecticut, saw nothing at the ballfields, and had few warblers
Tuesday, 23 Sept., 2014
Manhattan, N.Y. City -
Central Park:
An adult Red-headed Woodpecker made an appearance at the Pool, near W.
103 St., then appeared to head up the south slope of the Great Hill;
this in mid-morning.
A good day for migrants, possibly the best for diversity of
Tuesday, 23 Sept., 2014
Manhattan, N.Y. City -
Central Park:
An adult Red-headed Woodpecker made an appearance at the Pool, near W.
103 St., then appeared to head up the south slope of the Great Hill;
this in mid-morning.
A good day for migrants, possibly the best for diversity of
After missing yesterday's big push of birds into Alley Pond Park, I came early
today hoping some of them stuck around, particularly the Connecticut warbler
found by Eric Miller and Harry east of Decadon Pond. I struck out on the
Connecticut, saw nothing at the ballfields, and had few warblers
Well the Blue Jays were at it again this morning.
I was putting the garbage out just after the sun rose this morning and I
noticed that there was another significant movement of Blue Jays overhead.
Just like the other day, there were Blue Jays at all levels in the sky, but
unlike the other
