As of noon today, the cinnamon teal had not been refound, but could easily
still be present in the huge amount of flooded cornfield habitat at the site.
There were numerous ducks appearing and disappearing into the flooded stalks.
A Eurasian Green-wing Teal was found (not seen by myself) this
As of noon today, the cinnamon teal had not been refound, but could easily
still be present in the huge amount of flooded cornfield habitat at the site.
There were numerous ducks appearing and disappearing into the flooded stalks.
A Eurasian Green-wing Teal was found (not seen by myself) this
Livingston County, after producing a Smith's Longspur a few days ago, has
struck again! A CINNAMON TEAL was photographed well by John and Karla
Gordinier at Groveland Flats yesterday, March 21st, at 5pm. View the
checklist here: https://ebird.org/checklist/S105344716
Per the checklist notes, the
Livingston County, after producing a Smith's Longspur a few days ago, has
struck again! A CINNAMON TEAL was photographed well by John and Karla
Gordinier at Groveland Flats yesterday, March 21st, at 5pm. View the
checklist here: https://ebird.org/checklist/S105344716
Per the checklist notes, the
Drove Dune Rd. (between Post La. Bridge & Shinnicock Inlet) late this
afternoon. Highlights were:7 Great Egrets; A.Kestrel; 3 Lesser Yellowlegs;
and a pair of Killdeers.
Cheers,
Bob
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Drove Dune Rd. (between Post La. Bridge & Shinnicock Inlet) late this
afternoon. Highlights were:7 Great Egrets; A.Kestrel; 3 Lesser Yellowlegs;
and a pair of Killdeers.
Cheers,
Bob
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NYSbirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME.htm
