*NY County Highlights (Fall season): *
Forster's Tern, Black-billed Cuckoo, Nashville Warbler, Yellow Warbler,
Chestnut-sided Warbler, Savannah Sparrow (3), Scarlet Tanager,
Rose-breasted Grosbeak & Brown-headed Cowbird (19).
Species #181 added to eBird's Governors Island list - *Black-billed
*NY County Highlights (Fall season): *
Forster's Tern, Black-billed Cuckoo, Nashville Warbler, Yellow Warbler,
Chestnut-sided Warbler, Savannah Sparrow (3), Scarlet Tanager,
Rose-breasted Grosbeak & Brown-headed Cowbird (19).
Species #181 added to eBird's Governors Island list - *Black-billed
A thank-you to those among New York’s many 'first-responders', and a lot of
other good people as well, who are voluntarily making time to go to the
Caribbean islands so terribly affected by the latest mega-storm, & the
preceding one as well… And, for the many more who are sending what they can
A thank-you to those among New York’s many 'first-responders', and a lot of
other good people as well, who are voluntarily making time to go to the
Caribbean islands so terribly affected by the latest mega-storm, & the
preceding one as well… And, for the many more who are sending what they can
I gambled again on coastal coverage today and it paid off. At RIIS Park, I had
9 ROYAL TERNS loafing on the beach before they were driven away by off leashed
dogs. Exiting the parking lot, I heard the chipping of Sparrows and found a
nice flock of 13 Savannah Sparrows along with many Common
I gambled again on coastal coverage today and it paid off. At RIIS Park, I had
9 ROYAL TERNS loafing on the beach before they were driven away by off leashed
dogs. Exiting the parking lot, I heard the chipping of Sparrows and found a
nice flock of 13 Savannah Sparrows along with many Common
I received some responses regarding how long the beaches would remain
closed. I went back about an hour ago and they're open again. Crews have
been bringing new sand to the beach- I didn't see any notable birds but did
see some dolphins swimming along the shoreline.
Tyler Goldstein
Jericho, NY
I received some responses regarding how long the beaches would remain
closed. I went back about an hour ago and they're open again. Crews have
been bringing new sand to the beach- I didn't see any notable birds but did
see some dolphins swimming along the shoreline.
Tyler Goldstein
Jericho, NY
Highlights of birding the north end of the East Pond at Jamaica Bay
Wildlife Refuge this afternoon were Hudsonian Godwit found earlier by Pat
Lindsay, American Avocet, 3 Caspian Terns and other expected shorebirds.
Tom Burke & Gail Benson
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Highlights of birding the north end of the East Pond at Jamaica Bay
Wildlife Refuge this afternoon were Hudsonian Godwit found earlier by Pat
Lindsay, American Avocet, 3 Caspian Terns and other expected shorebirds.
Tom Burke & Gail Benson
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I just had a Merlin go after some Blue Jays in a spruce in my back neighbors
yard. It went after them in the tree and then flew straight at me and past my
house heading west. Pretty cool, never seen one that close.
Andrew Andrew v. F. Block
Consulting Naturalist
20 Hancock Avenue, Apt. 3
I just had a Merlin go after some Blue Jays in a spruce in my back neighbors
yard. It went after them in the tree and then flew straight at me and past my
house heading west. Pretty cool, never seen one that close.
Andrew Andrew v. F. Block
Consulting Naturalist
20 Hancock Avenue, Apt. 3
Hi Everyone,
Here is a link to Ron Pittaway's Winter Finch Forecast for 2017-2018:
http://www.jeaniron.ca/2017/wff17.htm
An exciting winter ahead! (Red and White-winged Crossbills nested in the
Adirondacks this summer, and Pine Siskins are moving in now. I'll post more
observations
Hi Everyone,
Here is a link to Ron Pittaway's Winter Finch Forecast for 2017-2018:
http://www.jeaniron.ca/2017/wff17.htm
An exciting winter ahead! (Red and White-winged Crossbills nested in the
Adirondacks this summer, and Pine Siskins are moving in now. I'll post more
observations
After a late start yesterday (like this post - sorry !) my "gut" opted for
doing Smith Point Co. Pk., Mastic first, followed by a ride down Dune Rd.
from the Post La. Bridge, Quogue, to Shinnicock Inlet, Hampton Bays. I, of
course, was hoping for some windblown vagrants, which had decided to
After a late start yesterday (like this post - sorry !) my "gut" opted for
doing Smith Point Co. Pk., Mastic first, followed by a ride down Dune Rd.
from the Post La. Bridge, Quogue, to Shinnicock Inlet, Hampton Bays. I, of
course, was hoping for some windblown vagrants, which had decided to
East Pond, north end, looking at it from the " beach" before Dead Mans Cove,
feeding out by the gullage with some Stilt Sandpipers.
Sent from my iPhone
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http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME.htm
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsRULES.htm
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