Correction, s/b Black-necked Stilts in my post below.
風 Swift as the wind
林 Quiet as the forest
火 Conquer like the fire
山 Steady as the mountain
Sun Tzu The Art of War
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Several people have recently contacted me about the water level situation
on the East Pond, so I thought a visit and update was in order.
On this 4th of July, I visited the East Pond this morning to take a water
level read and to get a sense of where the pond level is at. As I
suspected, the
I saw what appeared to be a shearwater carcass walking towards the breach at
Smith Point last weekend.
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> On Jul 4, 2015, at 8:41 AM, Tim Dunn wrote:
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> In the dunes at Ocean Beach, Fire Island I found another great shearwater
> carcass, about 4 miles east of where John
In the dunes at Ocean Beach, Fire Island I found another great shearwater
carcass, about 4 miles east of where John Gluth reported one yesterday. The
bird was away from the wrack line, in a fenced off section of dunes, so it is
unlikely that it washed up to the point where it ultimately ended
There was just an ARCTIC TERN (2nd summer-type most likely, given the dark
bill on an otherwise very adult-like bird) on the sandspit at South
Jamesport Park, on Peconic Bay in Jamesport. It was around for about 8
minutes before flying off to the south in the company of a couple of
1st-summer
Several people have recently contacted me about the water level situation
on the East Pond, so I thought a visit and update was in order.
On this 4th of July, I visited the East Pond this morning to take a water
level read and to get a sense of where the pond level is at. As I
suspected, the
Correction, s/b Black-necked Stilts in my post below.
風 Swift as the wind
林 Quiet as the forest
火 Conquer like the fire
山 Steady as the mountain
Sun Tzu The Art of War
(\__/)
(= '.'=)
() _ ()
Sent from
There was just an ARCTIC TERN (2nd summer-type most likely, given the dark
bill on an otherwise very adult-like bird) on the sandspit at South
Jamesport Park, on Peconic Bay in Jamesport. It was around for about 8
minutes before flying off to the south in the company of a couple of
1st-summer
In the dunes at Ocean Beach, Fire Island I found another great shearwater
carcass, about 4 miles east of where John Gluth reported one yesterday. The
bird was away from the wrack line, in a fenced off section of dunes, so it is
unlikely that it washed up to the point where it ultimately ended
I saw what appeared to be a shearwater carcass walking towards the breach at
Smith Point last weekend.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 4, 2015, at 8:41 AM, Tim Dunn timd...@optonline.net wrote:
In the dunes at Ocean Beach, Fire Island I found another great shearwater
carcass, about 4 miles
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