4 Drake Common Mergansers in the pond leading up to the main pond
1 Nothern Pintail in main pond
some other regulars.
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Both Warblers (NASHVILLE and ORANGE-CROWNED) were eventually seen today
with some persistence at the preserve. They were spotted just north of the
Walker Street entrance. I stood by the abandoned air conditioner in the
stream and watched them feed on the cat-tails across from the stream. I
took a quick trip to we2, a single nicely colored chestnut Lapland Longspur was
seen in the median before the nature center with a group of horned larks. park
police then drove through the flock and dispersed the birds (and the birders).
time was around 4pm
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1 golden crowned kinglet
1 eastern phoebe
1 towhee
1 yellow bellied sapsucker
1 tufted titmouse
lots of downy woodpeckers, white breasted nuthatches, cardinals, robins, blue
jays, white-throated sparrows and chickadees around, no target woodcock.
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I was looking for a woodcock with no luck, I did come across some other
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1 brown creeper
plenty of black-capped chickadees around
gadwalls
red-winged blackbirds
1 Nashville Warbler in the trees
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At the Hempstead Plains there was an osprey fishing the recharge basin next
to the plains, it caught a goldfish and flew to a nearby light post to
feed. I was looking at some Eastern Phoebes, and a nice looking American
Kestrel caught my eye. He then proceeded to fly out of view. Other birds
Did a real quick stop by the Pittsburgh Ave. entrance of Massapequa Park
and something immediately caught my eye when walking in. It was flying
erratically and as it got closer I was able to ID it as a bat! This was
about 2:00pm so I was surprised (worried) to see it flying around during
the
No Louisiana Water Thrush
Palm Warbler
Bufflehead Pair
Golden Crowned Kinglets
Kingfisher
it was nice meeting you Tom!
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the black-necked stilt is still at the location previously described (6:56pm)
and looked quite comfortable, also saw some little blue herons and heard some
common yellowthroats.
Mike
aka Snouty McSnouster
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and looked quite comfortable, also saw some little blue herons and heard some
common yellowthroats.
Mike
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On Jun 6, 2015, at 3:35 PM, Derek Rogers drogers0...@gmail.com
still present 8:35am
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@Nickerson today, leaving now
4 Roseate Terns (saw 2 yesterday)
1 Gull Billed Tern
1 Black Tern
No target arctic tern again :/
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Met a really nice and terrific birder, Dave at Nickerson. He pointed out a
gull-billed and 2 roseate terns. Added bonus was a black tern I got in the
scope. Did not see my target arctic tern.
Mike Z.
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two roseate terns amongst the common terns at Nickerson earlier in the evening,
service vehicle drove threw the flock and was unable to relocate. there also
appeared to be two second summer common terns.
-Mike
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I saw what appeared to be a shearwater carcass walking towards the breach at
Smith Point last weekend.
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In the dunes at Ocean Beach, Fire Island I found another great shearwater
carcass, about 4 miles
The Baird's Sandpiper was seen in the J Pond today (1:00pm ish) by Tom Moran
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what about trying to do a gofundme or something like that to help raise funds
for some of these projects?
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On Jul 13, 2015, at 5:28 PM, Christina Wilkinson nutrich...@rcn.com wrote:
The Refuge is already being overseen by NYC Parks as well as NPS. Any
complaints about
The lark sparrow is giving some good views at the west entrance of West End 2
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Vesper Sparrow spotted by Trish and Chris Bonadonna continues at Jones Beach
median across from Coast Guard station.
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At least 8 wood ducks in Twin Lakes right now, fun to watch. Also some scaup,
coots, and hooded mergansers scattered about.
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Twin Lakes in Wantagh, NY
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> At least 8 wood ducks in Twin Lakes right now, fun to watch. Also some
> scaup, coots, and hooded mergansers scattered about.
> Mike
> (Snou
thank you all for sharing this bird
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I have posted a few distant photos of the female Red Phalarope at the West
End (Jones Beach State Park) ponds on my flickr site. This
beautifully-plumaged female
was the bird in a pond by the beach or by shoulder I am on shoulder any advice
would help thanks
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The Red Phalarope that was found this morning by Bob
the east sandbar only has gulls, some clammers out already , the bar north is
holding some oystercatchers, black bellied plovers and other smaller shore
birds but is hard to see even with a scope, I figured I might save someone a
trip
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didn't see this reported, I had a yellow-billed cuckoo in the median and also
got an American Kestrel seemingly going after some dragonflies.
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> Shai Mitra
> Bay Shore
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> From: bounce-119982820-11143...@list.cornell.edu
> [bounce-119982820-11143...@list.cornell.edu] on behalf of Michael Zito
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Any word on if this guy is a hybrid of not?
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> On Dec 13, 2015, at 12:40 PM, Jonathan Stocker
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> There is a Tufted Duck intermingling with Redhead and Scaup on Lake Capri in
> West Islip. Bird shows a short tuft and overall brown
Two cackling geese still present at meadow lake this morning. Also had two
common mergansers.
Wilson's warbler continues at Kissena Park.
Mike Z
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I am having trouble with many messages now going to my junk folder, not sure
what happened, I checked my filters. Anyone else?
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> On Dec 17, 2015, at 9:30 AM, cotin...@aol.com wrote:
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Bird still there at 10am, not very vocal for me, actively feeding.
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> On Dec 27, 2015, at 9:32 AM, Ken wrote:
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> At 9:00AM both northwest and south of traffic circle at top of cemetery hill
> actively feeding and occasionally calling.
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> Sent from
Didn't spend a lot of time but there are plenty of blackpolls, magnolia, and
American redstarts around. Also there are many red-eyed vireos and I saw a
single willow flycatcher.
Mike Z.
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Walked the fisherman's road with Rob Taylor by the Coast Guard Station,
highlights included:
Summer Tanager (spotted by Rob)
Eastern Wood Pee-Wee
Willow Flycatcher (multiple)
Rose-Breasted Grosbeak (female)
Red-eyed Vireo (multiple)
Mike Z.
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The dickcissel continues at Southards pond in Babylon, Suffolk County. By the
tennis courts. Seen with Michele Z.
Mike Z.
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The Barnacle goose can still by seen at previously mentioned location in
Centerport, Long Island.
Seen with Michele Z.
Mike Z.
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Continuing juvenile Red-Headed Woodpecker in same location at Blydenburgh
County Park, Smithtown, LI.
Seen with Michele Z.
Mike Z.
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The thick-billed murre was present just outside the inlet in what would be the
middle of the two jetties. Viewed from the west side.
Mike Z.
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This morning:
1 Ross's Goose
2 Greater White-Fronted Goose
2 Common Mergansers
7:44 , leaving all birds mentioned still there
Mike Z.
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The lark sparrow is still by west end 2.
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Persistence payed off in tough viewing conditions, confirmed Barrow' Goldeneye
still off Sand's Point around previously described location @ low tide
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Sorry for the late report, but this bird was a lifer for me and I needed to
confirm its ID as I was skeptical at first. I had 5 American Pipits (all
together) by the swail at Jones Beach. Thanks to Rob Taylor and I believe ?Bob
Adamo? for the tip as I was scoping a large flock of snow
The King Eider continues south of Montauk lighthouse, seen from the eastern
most bluff of camp hero.
Mike Z.
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Bird just seen on median, just past metal barrier.
Mike Z.
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Imagine the traffic on the Southern State! I believe this is something they
plan on doing every year, it seems counterproductive since there are plans to
restore Hempstead Lake State Park -
Currently looking at a hooded warbler at Strack Pond in queens. Northeast side
of the pond by a big cut down tree .
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This morning before heading to HLSP, I did a quick walk through of Valley
Stream. A single Raven flew over carrying sticks in its beak. It was being
harassed by two crows. With all the Raven sightings going on in this area, I
wonder if this is indicative of a pair trying to nest.
Mike Z.
So far this AM on the fisherman's road by the coast guard station there has
been the following birds:
Black throated blue
Worm eating
Northern parula
Yellow
Yellow rumped
Rose breasted grosbeak (female)
Baltimore Oriole
Not exactly hopping, but not bad either. Birds were kind of high up, not
Black-billed cuckoo heard vocalizing, caught a fleeting glimpse of it before a
robin scared it away.
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> On May 12, 2016, at 8:17 AM, d Futuyma wrote:
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> Mike Zito and I found 2 males and 1 female along the northern edge of the
> large field on
Birds so far:
Hooded warbler
Worm eating
Ovenbird
Parula
N waterthrush
Scarlet Tanager (f)
Wood thrush
Black throated green
Common yellowthroat
Yellow rumped
Mike Z.
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American Redstart (f)
Rose Breasted Grosbeak (m)
Blue-Headed Vireo
Yellow-throated Vireo (heard)
Kingbird
Veey
Black and White Warbler
Magnolia Warbler
Mike Z.
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> Birds so far:
&
Hooded warbler being seen now at Valley Stream at previously described location
with Robert Taylor.
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Also seen blue headed video .
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> Hooded warbler being seen now at Valley Stream at previously described
> location with Robert Taylor.
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For anyone thinking of trying for the whimbrel, a group of birders and myself
saw it fly off towards the third Wantagh Bridge about 30 minutes ago.
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> On Jun 28, 2016, at 10:13 AM, Andrew Baksh wrote:
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> I just received a phone call from
Ross's goose was present in the parking lot by Orchard Beach with a flock of
Canada Geese.
Mike Z.
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Currently between second and third jetty.
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Bird moving west, just went around the jetty before the crane. They are doing
construction so I didn't want to push it and move any closer.
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Birded the Jones Beach Ponds this AM with Rob Taylor.
Ponds are still very active.
Birds included:
Virginia Rail adult with Juvenile
Sora
Pectoral Sandpipers (3 seen)
Stilt Sandpiper
White-Rumped Sandpiper
Blue-Winged Teal
Red Knots (several)
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The previously reported philly vireo was just seen with two red-eyed vireos and
some other warblers on the western dirt path as you walk towards the dog walk.
Seemed to be the only place in the park with some decent activity right now.
Mike Z.
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Stilt Sandpiper (at least 5)
Pectoral Sandpiper (at least 5)
Western Sandpiper (2, thanks to John Gluth)
White-rumped Sandpiper (multiple)
Virginia Rail, got a great look at this guy who came out feet in front of us
Flickers are seemingly everywhere at Jones Beach, I just counted 10 in flight
moving down the beach, and I reached 20 for my total count.
Mike Z.
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Spotted a vesper sparrow past the police station after the "thank you" sign.
South side of the middle median. Hermit thrush was nearby the bird.
Mike Z.
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Vesper Sparrow at Jones Beach spotted by Rob Taylor and myself. I saw a few
people at the beach so wanted to let you guys know. Unfortunately the bird went
into the bushes because a car went by. We left the bird with two other birders
as we had to leave, south side of median, by itself. Will
This AM Robert Taylor and myself found 2 clay-colored sparrows, at least 2
field sparrows, and a juvenile white-crowned sparrow by the Coast Guard Station.
Warblers included pine, palm, blackthroated-blue, northern parula, American
redstart and blackpoll warbler.
Mike Z.
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Had a flock of at least 6 field sparrows at the Hempstead Plains by the bee
hives. Didn't have more time to spend but it might be worth checking out for
something else mixed in. If you do see something please let me know as I am in
the area.
Mike Z.
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Hello,
I hope it is OK to use the list to update fellow birders about some
environmental issues that can affect us.
1. If anyone has any suggestions as to how the $125 million in federal disaster
money can be used to restore Hempstead Lake State Park, please let me know. I
am in direct
Currently watching the YB Chat at Trinity Church in Manhattan.
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A quick walk through Jones Beach turned up highlights of a field sparrow,
northern parula, and a just seen winter wren I spotted by the men's bathroom
facility. I was observing the bird with another birder when it took off under
some cars. Trying to relocate.
Mike Z.
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Pisani.
Mike Z.
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> On Jan 9, 2017, at 8:33 AM, GLENN MULLEN wrote:
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> Now at 1725 N Sea Dr Southold NY
> Glenn Mullen
> Bethpage NY
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> T
> Sent from my LG Escape2, an
Swan here now.
Mike Z.
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> On Jan 8, 2017, at 10:36 AM, Alan Wells wrote:
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> 10:30am: Trumpeter Swan NOT sighted at Nyack Beach SP
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There was a black-headed gull seen at the pond this AM. Bird was seen by
myself and Lisa Pisani. It was originally spotted by Bob Schmitz on Monday, but
I didn't know about it until today. Gulls are flying in and out.
Mike Z.
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> There was a black-headed gull seen at the pond this AM. Bird was seen by
&g
Currently viewing the bird from the parking lot
Mike Z.
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The two Ross's Geese continue at the circle by the water tower. Also spotted a
Lapland Longspur in Field 5 with a group of Horned Larks and Snow Buntings. All
birds seen with Robert Taylor.
Mike Z.
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the parking lot.
Mike Z.
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The bird returned for those interested, visible from the parking lot.
Mike Z.
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Eared Grebe was seen by Gary S. and myself. It was hanging out with a horned
grebe giving good views through the scope.
Mike Z.
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Hello, Just wanted to give a positive report the bird is still there,
red-headed woodpecker is also still there.
Mike Z.
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> On Mar 30, 2017, at 8:53 AM, Tim Healy wrote:
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> He's done it again, folks. Papa Healy just sent me photos of a Ross's Goose
>
This was previously sent out by Patricia Lindsay for those who missed it:
"The deceased Brown Booby from Nickerson Beach, Nassau Co. will become part of
the Cornell Lab collection, with all permits in place."
Mike Z.
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> On Jun 20, 2017, at 4:26 PM, Gabriel Willow
Black tern and two Roseate terns currently on the beach.
Mike Z.
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2 Bonapartes and perhaps 2 additional Roseates.
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> Black tern and two Roseate terns currently on the beach.
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The least bittern continues at JBay, heard with Arie Gilbert.
Mike Z.
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Just found a second Golden-winged Warbler along with the QCBC walk by the steps
leading down to little Alley Pond, this time a male, probably a continuing
bird.
Mike Z.
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> Femal
Female Golden-winged Warbler found on paved path east of 76th Ave. Entrance by
Eric Miller.
Mike Z.
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Thanks for reporting in a timely fashion, I'll get out my night vision goggles
and see if any of those birds are still around.
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> On Sep 9, 2017, at 6:37 PM, GQ wrote:
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> Very active in the preserve this morning from 8AM to 11 AM. especially around
>
Hello, please be careful at Hempstead Lake State Park, Liz DiNapoli and myself
came across a stray brown dog and park police pulled up letting us know the dog
is very aggressive and possibly rabid. The dog took off with park police in
pursuit, but it was not captured. This is the north side
Hello,
On the LI Birds.com facebook page someone posted pictures of a Pileated
Woodpecker in Huntington, NY. I am trying to find out more details about the
location and I will post if I learn anything new. This is a rare bird for LI,
and there was recently one spotted in Melville. Those on
and wanted to get the word out.
Sorry again!
Mike Z.
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> Hello,
> On the LI Birds.com facebook page someone posted pictures of a Pileated
> Woodpecker in Huntington, NY. I am trying
Hello,
Kevin Rogers just informed he relocated two American Pipits at the Jones Beach
Swale for those interested. Posting for Kevin due to technical difficulties.
Mike Z.
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Long-billed dowitcher also present.
Mike Zito
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> On Nov 4, 2017, at 8:51 AM, Michael Zito <michaelz...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> The three godwits remain, also a juvenile pectoral Sandpiper. I have not
> looked for the dowitcher or golden plovers yet.
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The three godwits remain, also a juvenile pectoral Sandpiper. I have not looked
for the dowitcher or golden plovers yet.
Mike Zito
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Azalea pond right now.
mike z
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> On Dec 1, 2017, at 10:37 AM, nathan o'reilly natro...@hotmail.com [ebirdsnyc]
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> Anders and wonder dog Bonnie will have the bird waiting on all of the
> upstaters early tomorrow morning!
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Hello,
The Queens County Bird Club was very active in getting feeders back at Forest
Park. Although I am a member, I was not actively involved. President Arie
Gilbert would have a lot more information. If you need any more contact
information let me know.
ariegilb...@optonline.net
Mike Z
The King Eider continues today for anyone interested. West End 2 jetty.
Mike Z.
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> A friend just told me about the bird which is currently off the west end 2
> jetty. Positiv
A friend just told me about the bird which is currently off the west end 2
jetty. Positively IDed by a shot of the bird on the back of their camera.
Seems like it is giving nice looks.
Mike Z.
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Hooded warbler being seen now at Valley Stream at previously described location
with Robert Taylor.
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Also seen blue headed video .
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> On Apr 21, 2016, at 8:26 AM, Michael Zito wrote:
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> Hooded warbler being seen now at Valley Stream at previously described
> location with Robert Taylor.
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Currently looking at a hooded warbler at Strack Pond in queens. Northeast side
of the pond by a big cut down tree .
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This morning before heading to HLSP, I did a quick walk through of Valley
Stream. A single Raven flew over carrying sticks in its beak. It was being
harassed by two crows. With all the Raven sightings going on in this area, I
wonder if this is indicative of a pair trying to nest.
Mike Z.
So far this AM on the fisherman's road by the coast guard station there has
been the following birds:
Black throated blue
Worm eating
Northern parula
Yellow
Yellow rumped
Rose breasted grosbeak (female)
Baltimore Oriole
Not exactly hopping, but not bad either. Birds were kind of high up, not
In the same location:
Magnolia
Common Yellowthroat (heard, multiple)
Eastern Towhee
Eastern Phoebe
Eastern Wood-Pewee
Mike Z
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> So far this AM on the fisherman's road by the coast guard station there ha
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