Kissean Corridor, Queens New York
I was able to get at least one Blue Grosbeak (if anyone is interested). It
was out in the open multiple times and gave great views. too bad it was too
dark to get a good clear picture.
Follow the Flickr link to see it.
Dear All,
For those interested, the Blue Grosbeak continues to be very visible. It was
slightly less active this afternoon than this morning or late yesterday
evening. The Nashville is actually 2. I got a picture of one to share.
Also a flock of Rusty black-birds (I think), this is my first
Sorry, been corrected on the Rusty's, just female Red-Wings!
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Dear All,
For those interested
Birding at Kissena park has been very nice
Yesterday afternoon I got
Ovenbird
B-T blue
Field Sparrow
Lots of Fox Sparrows
White-crowned sparrows
and very late Brown thrasher east of the Velodrome and west of the Bridle path
near 164th
51 species in total
This morning I found a Baltimore
The Blue Grosbeak continues at Kissena Corridor, found early this mornin
foraging with some House finches opposite the children's playground.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14667149@N00/8167781580/
Also saw an American Kestrel
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The bird was a thick bulky bird, slow clumsy flight. Also saw the white-edged
tail feathers and dark bands on head (across the head from side to side), as
well as ofcourse the long bill (goes without saying, but saying it anyway).
The wings also made a sound somewhat like the sound pigeons or
Went to try my luck at Kissena Corridor after work, before sunset. Among a
flock of mixed sparrows I got a different looking bird which seems to be a
Grasshopper Sparrow. The flock was feeding on the path that leads to the
baseball field along Colden Street.
Was asked to clarify location.
I'm sorry to not have looked at what numbered baseball field it was, but its
the one closest to the soccerfield. East of the community garden.
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This afternoon at Kissena Park, east of the Velodrome in the wet meadow where
few people go;
I observed two American Tree Sparrows bathing at a puddle. In this field there
is an unbroken trail that leads directly to the bridle path east of the
velodrome. This is the path I took when I found
At around 12 PM yesterday (12/12/12) I birded Kissena park.
Got a flock of rusty blackbirds (7 birds) at Kissena park, in the meadow east
of the Velodrome. Also a late brown thrasher in the same area.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14667149@N00/8270608312/
Hello all,
Joined the Queens County bird club at Point lookout today with leader John
Collins (THANKS JOHN!!!). We had common eider, blank and white-winged scoter,
horned grebe and more usual suspects. We had purple sandpipers, none of them
landed by us, only fly bys. Also most of the
I didnt think these were such a big deal, but ebird seems to think these two
birds are rarities for this time of year in NYC.
I found a house wren at Kissena park Corridor foraging with a flock of Juncos
and Goldfinches. Probably the same flock that has orange crowned warbler in
it. Didnt
Dear all,
Was birding Kissena Park today and I heard what I thought was a Baltimore
Oriole. I was not able to find the bird as it got quiet when a Sharp shinned
hawk was also drawn to the sound. The location was the same spot where I last
saw an Oriole and photographed it on November 4th.
For anyone still interested, the Tufted Duck is still at the pond by Saint
Johns Church in Cold Spring Harbor off route 25A.
Also at the pond you can still find a Redhead duck.
Others are reporting a Bald Eagle that has frequented the pond for the last two
weeks. Apparently it alternated
Looking at snowy owl right now on bay side of west pond
No barrows goldeneye
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and a video with gulls beginning to mob it.
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Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2013 7:46 AM
Subject: [nysbirds-l] snowu owl Jamaica bay
Looking
Dear All,
Was wondering if it were not much of a hassel, if I could ask you opinion on
ID'ing this bird. Its a blackbird, probably a rusty bb. However folks helping
me ID this have mentioned Brewer's BB. Can anyone rule out either bird.
THe bird was perched high on a tree next to a flock
I was out this afternoon hoping to spot a Phoebe, but looks like Brooklyn got
to it first (Spring oficially begins?)
I found one female common merganser amongst the mallards, shovelers, canada
geese, and ring-billed gulls. Also a few female hooded mergansers.
On the topic of signs of Spring, I
Just wanted to know, is the South Garden flooding everytime there is a high
tide? If so, can we assume the salt water will also kill off the South Garden?
In January when looking for the Barrow's Goldeneye, I noticed that the SOuth
Garden was flooded during the high tide but not during the
I decided to go look for those birds of interest posted on ebird recently at
Forest Park, no luck, however I ran across some Pine Warblers (at least 4) and
many Eastern Phoebes (5-6). Also a pair of Golden-crowned Kinglets high in the
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I went to Kissena Park late this afternoon to see what was in.
In the Velodrome, at the eastern corner was a Wilson's Snipe. I was able to
see it from afar because it had just landed, but then lost it as I got closer.
See photo link below for a bad picture.
Also were multiple swamp
No Louisiana Waterthrush this morning but was able to confirm some Nothern
Rough-winged swallows with Tree Swallows hunting over the lake. Also found a
Ruby-crowned kinglet singing and showing off his crown, great photo-op.
Links to pics below
without seeing Steve Walter's post I headed to Oakland at 2. Missed out on the
Louisiana, but I did see Rudy Ducks, Grebe, Gadwalls, 1 Palm Warbler and 1
Yellow-rumped Warbler. The Lousisiana would have made an incredible day for me
even better.
I also noticed the Kinglet fallout at Alley,
Kissena Corridor hosted a large number of chipping sparrows and one field
sparrow this evening. Only 1 palm warbler just before sunset. The park was
very busy and the birds kept flying away from passers by just as I was about to
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THis morning at Kissena Corridor the Chipping Sparrows continue and was able
to find the same field sparrow again, same location (on the path between soccer
field and baseball field on the entrance closest to Kissena Blvd).
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14667149@N00/8636703421/
At Kissena
Finally (6th attempt) found the Louisiana Waterthrush on the western most shore
(the shore opposite to one at the main entrance to the park) of Oakland lake.
Also field sparrow and ofcourse both kinglets, Palm warblers.
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Early this morning I headed to Kissena Park to check out the marshes by the
lake. Last night (4/12 at around 7PM) I saw a Marsh wren there and a possible
moorhen or something similar. Did not refind the birds this morning (4/13)but
I did see a Louisiana waterthrush (ID confirmed by salmony
Sorry, I havent got any details on the Ruff.
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Hi all,
Just wanted to post about a sighting of my FOY Black and White Warbler and
Green Heron.
The warbler was on the south side of the lake on a few sweet gum trees while
the Green Heron was in the adjacent marshy area.
See pictures below,
Sorry, forgot to mention Kissena is in Queens NYC
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Kissena Park morning report 4/16/2013
Hi all,
Just
the west end closer to NY
Hospital, whereas Cesar Castillo seems to have the east end well-covered!).
There was very little activity this morning, much less than the last few days--
single Savannah and American Tree Sparrows, and a pair of dueling Ring-necked
Pheasants (entertaining, but bloodless
Hooded Warbler was still there this morning, giving some good views.
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Hooded
I was at Prospect Park when I got the email about the white-faced Ibis. Before
I left I was able to see Palm, Pine, Yellow-rumped and my first of year
Northern Parula. Also heard the reported Worm-eating warbler (FOY) as well as
a Green Heron and Chimney swifts.
Headed out to Jamaica Bay where
Just wanted to report my first sighting of Baltimore Oriole at Strack Pond,
Forest Park this morning. Yesterday just as the fog was rolling in a good
number of birds were found, Blue-gray gnatcatchers, yellow-rumps, palm
warblers, blue headed vireos. One man at the pond told me he saw a fist
Since nothing else is going on I minus well post my sighting of White-eyed
vireo at the north garden at Jamaica Bay, along with yellow, common
yellow-throats, and 1 American Redstart. Nothing of note out in the mudflats.
Did not visit the west pond trails.
Oakland lake and adjacent tulip tree trail. With the rain going i was still
able to pick up. Parula, multiple black and whites and bt blues, prairie,
ovenbirds, waterthrushes, orioles, white eyed vireos as well as yellow rumped,
yellow wsrblers and wsrbling vireos. Goodluck
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9:15 AM
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] best day of may
Oakland lake and adjacent
The day continued to be good. I got out at around 4 to Kissena Park where I
tallied 12 species of warbler, and a large number of the common warblers
BT Blue
BT green
Redstart
Blackpoll
Yellow
Yellow-rumped
Black-and-white
1 Ovenbird
1 Priarie
1 Worm-eating
1 Magnolia
Also, Woodthrush are
Flying over the park around 8 am. Also 14 species of warbler in good numbers.
Yellow-throated vireo also, blue-headed vireo. Scarlet Tanagers in good
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Between Kissena Park and the Waterhole at Forest I had a total of 21 species of
warbler. Highlights at the Waterhole were
Nashville, Blackburnian, Canada, Wilsons's, Chestnut sided, Palm Warbler, also
had 1 Rose-breasted Grossbeak, Red-eyed vireos, Veery, lots of Scarlet Tanagers
up close
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Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Swallow-tailed kite, Kissena park
Are you saying you saw it again? Where, exactly?
Thanks,
Corey Finger
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On May 11, 2013, at 8:18 AM, Cesar Castillo czar3...@yahoo.com
Birded the area late in the morning and was later joined by Eric and Jeff,
We had a Nashville Warbler at the Corridor and Bay-breasted Warbler at the park
Later Eric and I found a Cape-May warbler on a spruce near the lake where we
refound the Red-breasted Nuthatch I had on Thursday. Warbler
Mourning warbler, blackburnians, baybreasted since 7 am. Very busy.
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Forest Park Queens NY.
Activity around the shrinking waterhole picked up by 3, Eric Miller got me on a
Mourning warbler which is haning out in the patch of undergrowth between the
waterhole and forest park drive.
Also Bobby Veltri got a group of 4 of us on a Yellow-billed cuckoo by the pine
Where are you located? Has it come back. Was it a mature male?
Great sighting, thanks!
Thanks!!!
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Lark
Hi all,
Made an attempt at terns yesterday afternoon at Nicerkson beach, just saw
Common Terns and 1 or 2 least terns.
At Lido Beach Marine Conservation Area I saw Forster's terns and the only other
thing of note was a Tricoloured Heron in the marshes.
Warblers were low in numbers but there was still some activity, lots of
redsarts.
Thanks to Corey Finger we found Blackburnian and Blackpoll, and with Eric
Miller we found Mourning Warbler near the soccer field across from the
restrooms on the South end of the park.
Scarlet Tanagers in some
Currently seeing 7 flying over the corridor section of the park
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This morning at the south end of the east pond from 7 to almost 9 am, i had a
marbled godwit,
Also on the forest edges around the pond a black billed cuckoo made a quick
appearance, presumably the same one reported by mr. Baksh yesterday
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Had 49 species at Kissena park this morning, did not have time to try the
corridor. The list includes swainson's and FOS wood thrush, scarlet tanager,
FOS golden crowned kinglet, lincolns sparrow, FOS swamp, FOS brown creeper, FOS
junco, FOS blue-headed vireos, tons of yellow rumped
Around 12:40PM today, a juvi Golden Eagle was spotted flying over Kissena Park
soaring rather high. As far as I could tell it flew south.
The bird was seen by Eric Miller, Bobby Veltri and myself.
Links are for pictures on Flickr.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14667149@N00/10024117194/
A good amount of House Finches were in but could not find any Purple Finches.
However I had a small flock of indigo buntings (5-6), and 1 Blue Grosbeak. See
pics below.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14667149@N00/10298239275/
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Yesterday morning was very birdy at Kissena Park proper. Over in the fields
between the velodrom and Kissena Blvd I had a good number of field sparrows
(around 9-12), savannah's (at least 20), swamp (5-7), song, white-throated,
chipping and
1 white-crowned immature, 1 american tree sparrow.
Hi all,
Found at least one, possibly two Eastern Bluebirds hanging out by the velodrome
at Kissena Park proper.
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For anyone interested the king eiders are still present at shinnecock inlet
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This morning I decided to try my luck at Belmont Lake State Park, looking for
either Cackling or Barnacle goose. After searching very hard through the geese
I could not produce either species. Best duck though were two Common
Mergansers. I did see my first of year Golden-crowned Kinglet.
I attempted to see it on Saturday Morning and no luck. I also spoke to one of
the homeowners at Gilgo Beach who said he last saw it 2 weeks ago on his
neighbor's porch. I guess the osprey platforms are not the only good perching
areas.
On Wednesday, January 22, 2014 6:09 PM, John Zucker
While birding Kissena Park this afternoon I ran into Joseph O'Sullivan. He
reported a Red-headed woodpecker, male with bright red head. I went looking
for the bird immediately and found it. Took and video. The bird was seen by
him and I in the sycamore trees just north of the Lake, south of
Dear All,
I was hoping to go see the previously reported pintail duck and have it on my
Queens list for this year. I did not find it but I did see a pair of redhead
ducks, a pair of ring-necked ducks, a pair of ruddy's and a pair of wood ducks.
Although I lost track of them and it could be
, February 8, 2014 12:43 AM, Cesar Castillo czar3...@yahoo.com
wrote:
Hi,
I saw mulitple reports of Northern Pintail on ebird.
1/29
1/30
2/2
2/4
2/6
On Friday, February 7, 2014 8:36 PM, Ian Resnick av...@nyc.rr.com wrote:
Hi Cesar,
When was the Pintail reported? Years ago we had one around
Its all the melting snow leaving uncovered the dead of the winter.
Thanks for the report, also not tired of RN Grebe sightings.
On Tuesday, March 11, 2014 8:01 PM, Robert Taylor rmtaylo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Following Peter Morris's report (I don't get tired of Red Necked Grebe
I haven't seen anyone post since this morning. The Red-necked grebe was still
there at the Reservoir at 5:30PM. I stuck around the park (at the Ramble)
looking for Oriole and maybe Pine Warbler, struck out on both, but decided to
stay until sunset when some locals alerted me to Woodcock
Is this just for sport, or is there a valid reason for this?
This reminds me of
The Birds of Killingworth by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
On Sunday, March 16, 2014 10:46 PM, Jim Osterlund james...@optonline.net
wrote:
There aren't usually organized shoots, but you can hunt Corvids in
Went exploring around the east side of Little Neck Bay on Shore Road
(Douglaston) and of note I found one Common Goldeneye and two Red-throated
Loons.
At Oakland Lake at around 6 PM there were 12 Ring-necked Ducks, a pair was
separate from the rest of the flotilla, I suppose the male was
Went to Forest Park this morning. The highlight was finding my second
red-headed woodpecker of the week (refound the Kissena Park one yesterday). It
was located on the blue trail which is a pebbly trail near the park entrance
with the stand of pine trees, just off park lane south. The bird
Hello all,
There was a FOS for me Northern Oriole @ oakland lake, as well as a Spotted
Sandpiper. No part of the 0.7 mile trail around the lake lacked warblers,
mostly yellow-rumped but also some palm two pines and around 6 yellow warblers,
there was also a black-and-white singing but never
Thank you for pointing that out, auto correct on the phone is very annoying.
Alley pond it is.
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This morning's activity deserves a proper write up. I began birding the tulip
tree trail which is an asphalt trail connecting Oakland lake to Alley Pond Park
forest. It was nice to hear woodthrush and blue-winged warbler. American
Redstarts were around also. I moved on to Alley Pond Park
Dear All,
This morning produced two Blackburnians at Forest Park and later in the morning
(8:50AM) Danny Melore got me and Lisa Schepke on a very beautiful Summer
Tanager. In the same area there was also a Hooded Warbler (on the asphalt
jogging path that parallels Park Lane South just
When I first entered Alley this morning it was relatively quiet, but as time
wore on activity picked up. I suppose the birds were falling out of the sky as
the weather got wetter.
at Alley I saw
3 Lincoln's Sparrows (1 by each of the two parking fields and one by where the
Kentucky was
What I at first thought was a cooperative Mourning warbler, I now believe to be
a good candidate for a Connecticut Warbler. Upon consulting my books and
pictures of today's bird in question I have to second guess my Mourning warbler
ID. The pictures are linked below, please advise, I have
Thanks Jeff!! Yes, near the asphalt path but not from the asphalt path, on
the wood-chipped path.
JGluth, Not sure what happened, I tried typing in just links not photos. I
will resend now. Here is a link to my Flicker page just in case, not many
photos there so it won't be a hassle
Rich Kelly and I saw a Yellow-billed Cuckoo at the Kissena Park velodrome. He
saw it twice, once a few minutes before I saw it in the north section of the
velodrome. The last time was about three minutes after I saw it and it flew
off towards the playground area east of the velodrome parking
Hi all,
Thought it was worth mentioning that Kissena Park was very birdy this morning.
Birds were everywhere and the common invasives were low in numbers. I didn't
even see any house sparrows!
Highlights included 11 Warbler species with 1 Nashville Warbler and 1 Wilson's
Warbler, Several
Yellow-breasted Chat currently feeding on ocean parkway west of Cedar Beach
Marina as previoysly reported. However it is closer to road sign just west of
marina entrance
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I found the bird working its way north on the stream banks. The bird is
staying low. I found it on the stream section near the intersection of Decker
street and Rockaway parkway. You can see the street signs from the stream.
There was a male and female pine warbler that seemed to be
The bird is now foraging by Hendrickson avenue entrance to the park. It moves
around.
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Hello All,
Since interest continues, following is a link to pictures taken by NPS Officer
at the scene of the capture. I'm glad its been captured. Very charismatic.
César
CapturedKink3
CapturedKink2CapturedKink1
Una tarde la princesa vio una estrella aparecer; la princesa era traviesa y
Seen now at north-east end of velodrome
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Date:Wed, Aug 12, 2015 at 4:51 PM
Subject:[nysbirds-l] American Avocet
Following up on Andrew's discovery of an American Avocet at the East Pond of
Jamaica Bay WR. Ed Becher
Hi all,
Yesterday I found this mammal resting at the top of trees to the left of the
blind at Big John's Pond. It seems to be a an escaped or released illegal pet.
Does anyone have any idea what it could be? Check out the Flicker link.
Escaped/Released Animal
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Hi all, see below for link, not sure what yahoo does with these links. FYI, I
did notify the staff and took them to see the mammal.
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from predators.
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Yesterday I found this mammal resting at the top of trees to the left of the
blind at Big John's Pond. It seems to be a an escaped or released illegal pet.
Does
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On Mon, Oct 26, 2015 at 11:35 AM, Cesar Castillo<czar3...@yahoo.com> wrote:
I was looking for some nelson's sparrows (found 2), when I scared up a Lapland
longspur along the beach by the beach grass. The bird seemed to fly all over
the sho
There is a female or immature type Dickcissel at the velodrome parking lot in
Kissena park, Queens. It is giving is distinctive flight call as it moves
around, and is associating with house sparrows.
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There was a Connecticut warbler on wood chipped path just past the soccer field
on peck ave, off kissena blvd. Its a path with a fenced in area on one side.
The bird was walking at the edge of the path under some tall grasses, chased an
insect and then disappeared under them. It was a tallish
For those of us who can't stay up all night watching the radar there is this
one which shows the last 24 hours. Sometimes I take a look in the morning to
see how things went overnight.
Last 24 hours' US radar
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César
Una tarde la princesa
The bird was there today moving along the fence and going deeper in the
vegetation at times. Even as far as the neighboring houses.Also, the gates to
the parking lot were closed today, so birders had to park in the nearby areas
and walk to the parking lot.
César César
Una tarde la princesa
Two individuals seen, one in each of the parking fields I visited, numbers two
and five.
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The Brown Booby was viewed by my wife and myself at nearly last light this
afternoon. It was located in the oyster hatchery as previously posted by Angus
Wilson among some roosting cormorants. These are located just off the marina
on Star Island.
César
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ecause of the structure and overall feeling I got.Great find
and save for your CBC Count.
Anders Peltomaa
On Tue, Dec 19, 2017 at 1:46 PM Cesar Castillo <czar3...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Dear All,
I have posted the original images on flicker. I have not messed with the
photos except in increasing their s
Dear All,
I have posted the original images on flicker. I have not messed with the
photos except in increasing their sharpness. I can see how this could be an
orange-crowned warbler, however I remember seeing a grey hood that extended
quite a bit, Carry Laben and I immediately thought
Bird just flew off In direction of douglaston golf course, 947 am
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On Mon, Jan 8, 2018 at 9:41 AM, Cesar Castillo czar3...@yahoo.com
[ebirdsnyc]<ebirdsnyc-nore...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Hi,
The goose is present this morning. Currently r
Thanks guys. I had not realized that white line was a clincher for European
subspeceis!Shorebirds are still new to me.
César
Una tarde la princesa vio una estrella aparecer; la princesa era traviesa y
la quiso ir a coger.
La quería para hacerla decorar un prendedor, con un verso y una
Thank you,
I appreciate this report, since this would still be a lifer for me.
César
Una tarde la princesa vio una estrella aparecer; la princesa era traviesa y
la quiso ir a coger.
La quería para hacerla decorar un prendedor, con un verso y una perla, una
pluma y una flor.
Las
Hi,
Thanks for this email. I can echo your experience. Since mid March I have
only bird watched from my windows of my 9th story apartment here in Elmhurst
Queens. I have been surprised by the variety of migrants that utilize the
backyards of the homes and my building that are only 1-2 blocks
Thank you,
I appreciate this report, since this would still be a lifer for me.
César
Una tarde la princesa vio una estrella aparecer; la princesa era traviesa y
la quiso ir a coger.
La quería para hacerla decorar un prendedor, con un verso y una perla, una
pluma y una flor.
Las
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