After finishing up at the dentist by 1530, I decided to try for the River
Otters found at Arshamomaque Preserve in Greenport a month or two back, and
which have been spotted a few times since. I saw a Red-tail in Jamesport
and a Peregrine in Cutchouge on the way out, and my FOY Yellow Warbler
After finishing up at the dentist by 1530, I decided to try for the River
Otters found at Arshamomaque Preserve in Greenport a month or two back, and
which have been spotted a few times since. I saw a Red-tail in Jamesport
and a Peregrine in Cutchouge on the way out, and my FOY Yellow Warbler
The radar pattern tonight is similar to what it was last night. High
reflectivity and high velocity in a NW direction. Does this mean tomorrow will
be birdy or quiet? I can’t say for sure but I’d like to share some thoughts
about it.
Steve brings up the issue of promising radar reports
The radar pattern tonight is similar to what it was last night. High
reflectivity and high velocity in a NW direction. Does this mean tomorrow will
be birdy or quiet? I can’t say for sure but I’d like to share some thoughts
about it.
Steve brings up the issue of promising radar reports
Central Park, NYC
Wednesday May 2, 2018
Deborah Allen, m.ob.
Highlights: Orchard Oriole, Great Crested Flycatcher, Rose-breasted Grosbeak,
Indigo Burning, Winter Wren, 13 species of Wood Warblers including Hooded,
Chestnut-sided, and Worm-eating Warbler, and Louisiana Waterthrush.
Central Park, NYC
Wednesday May 2, 2018
Deborah Allen, m.ob.
Highlights: Orchard Oriole, Great Crested Flycatcher, Rose-breasted Grosbeak,
Indigo Burning, Winter Wren, 13 species of Wood Warblers including Hooded,
Chestnut-sided, and Worm-eating Warbler, and Louisiana Waterthrush.
Hi Steve and all,
At Robert Moses SP, to the east of Jones beach, I didn't see any Red-headed
Woodpeckers this morning, but I did see 14 Red-bellied Woodpeckers--all
migrating east to west. Those familiar with the barrier beaches, and the usual
absence of most forest "resident" species there,
Hi Steve and all,
At Robert Moses SP, to the east of Jones beach, I didn't see any Red-headed
Woodpeckers this morning, but I did see 14 Red-bellied Woodpeckers--all
migrating east to west. Those familiar with the barrier beaches, and the usual
absence of most forest "resident" species there,
I had two adult Red-headed Woodpeckers at Jones Beach West End this morning,
essentially as fly-bys. The first flew by me while I was in the median and
turned east on the blind side of the tree line. The second, about a minute
later, made brief stops in the higher trees before also moving east and
I had two adult Red-headed Woodpeckers at Jones Beach West End this morning,
essentially as fly-bys. The first flew by me while I was in the median and
turned east on the blind side of the tree line. The second, about a minute
later, made brief stops in the higher trees before also moving east and
An icon link to The Chemung Valley Audubon Society (CVAS) has been added (see
image link) below the Bar Charts Table to the following counties based on
CVAS' Local Birding Interactive Map (see 'Bird Clubs / Organizations' in
the 'Local Links' section on each county page - image attached):
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An icon link to The Chemung Valley Audubon Society (CVAS) has been added (see
image link) below the Bar Charts Table to the following counties based on
CVAS' Local Birding Interactive Map (see 'Bird Clubs / Organizations' in
the 'Local Links' section on each county page - image attached):
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Got out to the flower fields (Eastern Farm) by 6:50 am. Lots of action with
typical yellow and blue-winged warblers. Most notable for me was a Connecticut
Warbler,
2 Blackburnian, and a real fast peak at what looked like a blue-
headed vireo. Started to slow down by 8:00.
Yellow warblers
Got out to the flower fields (Eastern Farm) by 6:50 am. Lots of action with
typical yellow and blue-winged warblers. Most notable for me was a Connecticut
Warbler,
2 Blackburnian, and a real fast peak at what looked like a blue-
headed vireo. Started to slow down by 8:00.
Yellow warblers
Monday was I believe January 120, 2018, Tuesday was spring for a day and today
summer. But for me this morning was the annual reaffirmation of something (not
sure what), like the swallows of Capistrano, today the first chimney swifts of
the season appeared at the Ossining Train Station (about 8
Monday was I believe January 120, 2018, Tuesday was spring for a day and today
summer. But for me this morning was the annual reaffirmation of something (not
sure what), like the swallows of Capistrano, today the first chimney swifts of
the season appeared at the Ossining Train Station (about 8
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