There are many gravel roads in the greater Pine Island area. Many of them are
clearly public. Which ones are privately owned? What exactly are the
boundaries of these private areas? If there no obvious signs, how is anyone to
know?
Bob Lewis
Sleepy Hollow NY
On Sunday, August 23,
There are many gravel roads in the greater Pine Island area. Many of them are
clearly public. Which ones are privately owned? What exactly are the
boundaries of these private areas? If there no obvious signs, how is anyone to
know?
Bob Lewis
Sleepy Hollow NY
On Sunday, August 23,
Thanks. I wasn’t planning to try. It’s a big area around Pine Island,
though, with lots of fields to bird, and I was just asking where else it
*is* acceptable to go. I don’t want to create friction for local birders,
and I am sure others feel the same. Pointers like Felipe’s about what is
and
Thanks. I wasn’t planning to try. It’s a big area around Pine Island,
though, with lots of fields to bird, and I was just asking where else it
*is* acceptable to go. I don’t want to create friction for local birders,
and I am sure others feel the same. Pointers like Felipe’s about what is
and
You cannot get permission to bird either in Sunflower Valley Farm or Liberty Lane.Ajit I Antony, MDCornwall On HudsonETA Mearns Bird Club-Original Message-
From: Joshua Malbin
Sent: Aug 23, 2020 10:41 AM
To: Phil Jeffrey
Cc: "& [NYSBIRDS]"
Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Sunflower Valley Farm
You cannot get permission to bird either in Sunflower Valley Farm or Liberty Lane.Ajit I Antony, MDCornwall On HudsonETA Mearns Bird Club-Original Message-
From: Joshua Malbin
Sent: Aug 23, 2020 10:41 AM
To: Phil Jeffrey
Cc: "& [NYSBIRDS]"
Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Sunflower Valley Farm
Hi Joshua,
You can try Skinner lane (sod farms) for migrating shorebirds in September.
The area that has been closed to birders in the one between R12 and the bridge
that cross the river. There are other “private roads” in the area of Pine
Island and Florida where birding is “tolerated” but
Hi Joshua,
You can try Skinner lane (sod farms) for migrating shorebirds in September.
The area that has been closed to birders in the one between R12 and the bridge
that cross the river. There are other “private roads” in the area of Pine
Island and Florida where birding is “tolerated” but
Is there anyplace to find out where in the area it is acceptable to bird,
where it is not, where you need to ask permission and whom you need to ask,
etc.?
On Sat, Aug 22, 2020 at 3:28 PM Phil Jeffrey wrote:
> The original poster auto-blocks replies, so I'll post on here
>
> The simplest idea -
Is there anyplace to find out where in the area it is acceptable to bird,
where it is not, where you need to ask permission and whom you need to ask,
etc.?
On Sat, Aug 22, 2020 at 3:28 PM Phil Jeffrey wrote:
> The original poster auto-blocks replies, so I'll post on here
>
> The simplest idea -
three in our yard this morning!
seems very early for them to be back, but we are happy to have them!
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three in our yard this morning!
seems very early for them to be back, but we are happy to have them!
Jane F. Ross, PhD
International Education Consultant
1112 Park Avenue New York, NY 10128
mobile: 917-992-6708
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I've now seen my second red breasted nuthatch! I'm super happy they are back.
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