and
evening grosbeak, and of course anything else that presents itself along
the way. I would very much appreciate any suggestions that would aid my
research tonight in my motel room as to where to go tomorrow. Thanks all,
especially due to the short notice.
Good Birding,
Brien Hindman
and
evening grosbeak, and of course anything else that presents itself along
the way. I would very much appreciate any suggestions that would aid my
research tonight in my motel room as to where to go tomorrow. Thanks all,
especially due to the short notice.
Good Birding,
Brien Hindman
Hi,
My 16 year old brother is coming up from Texas for a visit. I thought I'd
take him to Maine this next weekend. We'll be visiting a family friend for
a day in Damariscotta (just south of Camden), and then head over Bar
Harbor/Acadia for some hiking/whale watching/touristy type activities. I
Hi,
My 16 year old brother is coming up from Texas for a visit. I thought I'd
take him to Maine this next weekend. We'll be visiting a family friend for
a day in Damariscotta (just south of Camden), and then head over Bar
Harbor/Acadia for some hiking/whale watching/touristy type activities. I
First, I want to say thank you to Karen for alerting me to the
Kentucky Warbler. I had been walking back and forth on the ash loop
trail long enough to practically be on a first name basis with all the
other birds seen.
The KW seen was the individual with the odd 2 part song. There is a
deer
First, I want to say thank you to Karen for alerting me to the
Kentucky Warbler. I had been walking back and forth on the ash loop
trail long enough to practically be on a first name basis with all the
other birds seen.
The KW seen was the individual with the odd 2 part song. There is a
deer
I concur. Rick's email made me quite angry. I apologize for filling
everyone's inbox with a non-bird related email, but I thought it was
important to support John and the birding community by stating I
agree.
On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 11:30 AM, John Askildsen wrote:
> this is an open letter to
I concur. Rick's email made me quite angry. I apologize for filling
everyone's inbox with a non-bird related email, but I thought it was
important to support John and the birding community by stating I
agree.
On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 11:30 AM, John Askildsen askild...@verizon.net wrote:
this
Apologies for the tardiness of the following report. This weekend was
a busy one, and I could only notch out time for birding here and
there. The weekend started out at Ward Pound Ridge. Ever since I
first visited it in the fall, I wanted to bird it. My chosen target
species were worm eating
Apologies for the tardiness of the following report. This weekend was
a busy one, and I could only notch out time for birding here and
there. The weekend started out at Ward Pound Ridge. Ever since I
first visited it in the fall, I wanted to bird it. My chosen target
species were worm eating
Hi,
I'm planning on birding Ward Pound Ridge for the first time this
weekend. If anyone has any suggestions or helpful hints, specifically
for worm eating warbler or louisiana waterthrush, I'd be appreciative
if I was contacted off list. I noticed on their checklist that both
are common within
Hi,
I'm planning on birding Ward Pound Ridge for the first time this
weekend. If anyone has any suggestions or helpful hints, specifically
for worm eating warbler or louisiana waterthrush, I'd be appreciative
if I was contacted off list. I noticed on their checklist that both
are common within
John (if you can read this):
And notify google that your password has been hacked. You should also
double check with gmail search to make sure no personal info was in any of
the emails such as credit card numbers or logins and passwords. They will
certainly be looking for them. A friend from
John (if you can read this):
And notify google that your password has been hacked. You should also
double check with gmail search to make sure no personal info was in any of
the emails such as credit card numbers or logins and passwords. They will
certainly be looking for them. A friend from
My wife and I are taking a somewhat impromptu trip to Costa Rica in a few
weeks. I figured some on the list would have very good first hand
information where to go. My wife is not a birder and told me she would kill
me if i got her up early every morning. Anywhere where I can get up early
on
My wife and I are taking a somewhat impromptu trip to Costa Rica in a few
weeks. I figured some on the list would have very good first hand
information where to go. My wife is not a birder and told me she would kill
me if i got her up early every morning. Anywhere where I can get up early
on
I just wanted to let those on the list know that I've been given contact
info and have reported my sightings. Thanks.
On Sun, Dec 26, 2010 at 3:10 PM, Brien Hindman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I wasn't expecting to particpate in a feeder count today, and did not
> contact the Westchester co
Hi,
I wasn't expecting to particpate in a feeder count today, and did not
contact the Westchester compiler. Due to the weather, I am unexpectedly
home, and thus decided to take a hike through Grierson and Yarrow Preserve
near Katonah.
I'd like to report 2 eastern bluebirds on Mt. Holly Road and
Hi,
I wasn't expecting to particpate in a feeder count today, and did not
contact the Westchester compiler. Due to the weather, I am unexpectedly
home, and thus decided to take a hike through Grierson and Yarrow Preserve
near Katonah.
I'd like to report 2 eastern bluebirds on Mt. Holly Road and
Hi,
I'd like to report a black vulture sighting across from Grierson Preserve on
Todd Rd in the Katonah/Golden's Bridge area at 3:15.
I've seen black vultures in the area during winter before, and have thought
nothing of it being from Texas. I had a conversation with a gentleman whose
name
Hi,
I'd like to report a black vulture sighting across from Grierson Preserve on
Todd Rd in the Katonah/Golden's Bridge area at 3:15.
I've seen black vultures in the area during winter before, and have thought
nothing of it being from Texas. I had a conversation with a gentleman whose
name
I'm getting into the game pretty late due to the holidays and whatnot. I'm
curious if the FT Flycatcher is still present. Latest post I found was Nov.
28, unless my gmail search was deficient.
Many thanks,
Brien Hindman
--
"The test of us as a society is not necessarily how we
I'm getting into the game pretty late due to the holidays and whatnot. I'm
curious if the FT Flycatcher is still present. Latest post I found was Nov.
28, unless my gmail search was deficient.
Many thanks,
Brien Hindman
--
The test of us as a society is not necessarily how we treat
This evening, I saw the following in addition to the usual suspects:
blue winged warbler
prairie warbler
black and white warbler
baltimore oriole
eastern wood pewee
Everything except for the pewee was observed along the blue diamond
trail that cuts underneath the power lines. If you don't mind
This morning was less birdy than I had expected, but I got to RSP much
later than expected due to a flat. I mostly birded around the lake
and along peaceful trail. Aside from the 3 copulating black rat
snakes I came across on the far side of the lake, this morning
produced the following in no
This morning was less birdy than I had expected, but I got to RSP much
later than expected due to a flat. I mostly birded around the lake
and along peaceful trail. Aside from the 3 copulating black rat
snakes I came across on the far side of the lake, this morning
produced the following in no
time, but I'm honestly glad I did. My
colleague was really nervous about letting his kids play outside.
Again, thanks...
On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 3:34 PM, Brien Hindman wrote:
> No. Those aren't the photos. He received the photos from his
> neighbor that personally took the
time, but I'm honestly glad I did. My
colleague was really nervous about letting his kids play outside.
Again, thanks...
On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 3:34 PM, Brien Hindman discordia...@gmail.com wrote:
No. Those aren't the photos. He received the photos from his
neighbor that personally took
Took a walk w/ my wife around the lake at Teatown Reserve in
Westchester, mostly just to get out. Birding was extremely casual, as
in whatever chose to present itself, rather than actively searching.
Mostly, it was about enjoying the chorus of frogs and enjoying the
beginning of spring. Some
I have been considering for some time about inquiring on this list
about checklist software, and what people's favorites are. However,
I've been hesitant to, because I don't want to create any noise that
is not directly related to the list. I will take this opportunity to
do so.
22 years and a
I have been considering for some time about inquiring on this list
about checklist software, and what people's favorites are. However,
I've been hesitant to, because I don't want to create any noise that
is not directly related to the list. I will take this opportunity to
do so.
22 years and a
I spotted 2 adult common loons on the drive in to work this morning
from Rt. 120 on the northern end of Kenisco Lake near Nanny Hagen Rd.
Not earth shattering news, but I thought people who frequent the
Armonk area might like to keep an eye out for them.
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
I spotted 2 adult common loons on the drive in to work this morning
from Rt. 120 on the northern end of Kenisco Lake near Nanny Hagen Rd.
Not earth shattering news, but I thought people who frequent the
Armonk area might like to keep an eye out for them.
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
That kind most certainly does. In fact, they prefer to. ;-)
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 1:07 PM, wrote:
> **
>
>
> --
> From: bootyrules...@aol.com
> Subj: Re: Picture Hawk
>
>
>
>
> --
> From: bootyrules...@aol.com
>
> Sent: 3/11/2010
Hi all,
I am curious if it is too late in the season to observe razorbills,
seeing as spring is right around the corner. Living up in
Westchester, I have only found the time to make the trip out to
Montauk once, where I got some good views of c. eiders and scoters.
I'd like to make a second
That kind most certainly does. In fact, they prefer to. ;-)
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 1:07 PM, bootyrules...@aol.com wrote:
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From: bootyrules...@aol.com
Subj: Re: Picture Hawk
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From: bootyrules...@aol.com
Sent:
I live on Croton River, and haven't seen much eagle activity this
winter. I've only seen a few immatures. Some years seem to be
better than others.
On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 9:02 AM, Barry or Rita Freed wrote:
which was
> bursting with BE activity when we visited there two or three years ago,
I live on Croton River, and haven't seen much eagle activity this
winter. I've only seen a few immatures. Some years seem to be
better than others.
On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 9:02 AM, Barry or Rita Freed fre...@lycos.com wrote:
which was
bursting with BE activity when we visited there two or
http://www.gobirding.eu/Photos/HybridDucks.php
(Scroll down about 2/3 to the bottom)
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 9:35 AM, Alex Wilson wrote:
> Regarding the odd shoveler-type duck in Prospect Park, this bird (I assume
> the same) was first noted on 12/24/09 and reported on Peter Dorosh’s
> Prospect
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