Hi everyone,
The countdown begins. A week from Saturday 8/26/17 we will hold the 12th
annual Jamaica Bay Shorebird Festival. It has always been a fun filled day
and hope you all can attend. If you want to walk on the East Pond, please
BRING BOOTS. There are a few places where the water might be
Hi everyone,
The countdown begins. A week from Saturday 8/26/17 we will hold the 12th
annual Jamaica Bay Shorebird Festival. It has always been a fun filled day
and hope you all can attend. If you want to walk on the East Pond, please
BRING BOOTS. There are a few places where the water might be
To add to Steve's report, Arie Gilbert, Mattie, and myself observed a
Whimbrel in the area west of the flats.
Mike Z.
On Thu, Aug 17, 2017 at 8:26 PM, Steve Walter wrote:
> It looks like the tern gathering thing, at least on the flats, may be over
> for the year. Just 3
To add to Steve's report, Arie Gilbert, Mattie, and myself observed a
Whimbrel in the area west of the flats.
Mike Z.
On Thu, Aug 17, 2017 at 8:26 PM, Steve Walter wrote:
> It looks like the tern gathering thing, at least on the flats, may be over
> for the year. Just 3 Royals, 9 Least, and a
It looks like the tern gathering thing, at least on the flats, may be over
for the year. Just 3 Royals, 9 Least, and a handful of Commons (although
Doug Futuyma mentioned larger numbers to the west of the flats). So when a
Black Tern came in, it was on its own.
Shorebirds included 17 species
It looks like the tern gathering thing, at least on the flats, may be over
for the year. Just 3 Royals, 9 Least, and a handful of Commons (although
Doug Futuyma mentioned larger numbers to the west of the flats). So when a
Black Tern came in, it was on its own.
Shorebirds included 17 species
A Buff Breasted Sandpiper is currently tly out from Dead Man's Cover
between the island. The American Avocet is also still present south of Dead
Man's Cover. Good luck!
Sean Camillieri
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A Buff Breasted Sandpiper is currently tly out from Dead Man's Cover
between the island. The American Avocet is also still present south of Dead
Man's Cover. Good luck!
Sean Camillieri
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Following up on Brendan's report we checked out this area, a location I had
never birded. Follow Brendan's directions for access. Many shorebirds were on
the eastern side of the pond,and hard to identify. However in the northwest
corner there was the juvenile Stilt and possibly as many as 3
Following up on Brendan's report we checked out this area, a location I had
never birded. Follow Brendan's directions for access. Many shorebirds were on
the eastern side of the pond,and hard to identify. However in the northwest
corner there was the juvenile Stilt and possibly as many as 3
Continues at North end, just south of dead mans cove.
Isaac Grant
Senior Loan Officer
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Continues at North end, just south of dead mans cove.
Isaac Grant
Senior Loan Officer
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Hamilton, Essex, and Franklin Counties
I continue to find Red and White-winged Crossbills in the central - northern
Adirondack areas. Red Crossbills are widespread (on 8/10, calling Red
Crossbills flew over the Round Lake Trail in Long Lake). White-winged
Crossbills have been found in
Hamilton, Essex, and Franklin Counties
I continue to find Red and White-winged Crossbills in the central - northern
Adirondack areas. Red Crossbills are widespread (on 8/10, calling Red
Crossbills flew over the Round Lake Trail in Long Lake). White-winged
Crossbills have been found in
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