I was on the eastern end of Great Gull Island this morning and was able to
spend a few minutes looking for the Bridled Tern. At least at 11:45 am I did
not see it. This does not necessarily mean anything. Obviously, the bird
must go out and feed sometime and I have no idea what its feeding
I was on the eastern end of Great Gull Island this morning and was able to
spend a few minutes looking for the Bridled Tern. At least at 11:45 am I did
not see it. This does not necessarily mean anything. Obviously, the bird
must go out and feed sometime and I have no idea what its feeding
The adult Bridled Tern found on Great Gull Island on June 8 continued today
on the northeast corner of the island. The island is a research facility and
sanctuary for a large colony of Common Terns and the endangered Roseate
Tern. Landing on the island is not allowed. However, last August a number
The adult Bridled Tern found on Great Gull Island on June 8 continued today
on the northeast corner of the island. The island is a research facility and
sanctuary for a large colony of Common Terns and the endangered Roseate
Tern. Landing on the island is not allowed. However, last August a number
You might find the below link of interest.
https://sites.google.com/view/lisgullsplanktontrip/home
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You might find the below link of interest.
https://sites.google.com/view/lisgullsplanktontrip/home
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The adult Bridled Tern continues on Great Gull Island. When seen it is on
the northeast corner of the island. This is now the eleventh day of its
stay. This morning I spotted it from a blind on the north side near the
center of the island. It was coming in from the northeast headed for its
usual
The adult Bridled Tern continues on Great Gull Island. When seen it is on
the northeast corner of the island. This is now the eleventh day of its
stay. This morning I spotted it from a blind on the north side near the
center of the island. It was coming in from the northeast headed for its
usual
The adult Bridled Tern continues on Great Gull Island. When seen it is on
the northeast corner of the island. This is now the seventh day of its stay.
I have been asked by a number of people to continue to post if it is here
since some are going to look for it from the lighthouse tour boats that
The adult Bridled Tern continues on Great Gull Island. When seen it is on
the northeast corner of the island. This is now the seventh day of its stay.
I have been asked by a number of people to continue to post if it is here
since some are going to look for it from the lighthouse tour boats that
The adult Bridled Tern continues on Great Gull Island. When seen it is on
the northeast corner of the island. This is now the sixth day of its stay. I
have been asked by a number of people to continue to post if it is here
since some are going to look for it from the lighthouse tour boats that go
The adult Bridled Tern continues on Great Gull Island. When seen it is on
the northeast corner of the island. This is now the sixth day of its stay. I
have been asked by a number of people to continue to post if it is here
since some are going to look for it from the lighthouse tour boats that go
The adult Bridled Tern continued on Great Gull Island this morning. It
frequents the rocks on the northeast corner of the island. The island is a
closed research station, so people cannot land on the island. This now ties
last year's three day stay.
There are many fewer terns (the breeding
The adult Bridled Tern continued on Great Gull Island this morning. It
frequents the rocks on the northeast corner of the island. The island is a
closed research station, so people cannot land on the island. This now ties
last year's three day stay.
There are many fewer terns (the breeding
Dale Dancis just called and asked me to report that she and about eight other
observers are watching the Northern Wheatear at the previously reported
location at Croton-on-Hudson (at 1:25 pm).
Joe DiCostanzo
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Dale Dancis just called and asked me to report that she and about eight other
observers are watching the Northern Wheatear at the previously reported
location at Croton-on-Hudson (at 1:25 pm).
Joe DiCostanzo
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Melinda Billings, Helen Hays, Ann Shaw and I weathered hurricane Irene at the
field station on Great Gull Island at the entrance to Long Island Sound in
Suffolk County. The following are the highlights from the day of the storm
(Aug. 28) and the day after (Aug. 29). Not all birds are
We sometimes get odd birds showing up out on Great Gull Island, the American
Museum of Natural History's tern research station at the mouth of Long Island
Sound. On Friday, June 24, a female Summer Tanager made a brief appearance.
The only reference book I have out here is the 1974 Birds of
We sometimes get odd birds showing up out on Great Gull Island, the American
Museum of Natural History's tern research station at the mouth of Long Island
Sound. On Friday, June 24, a female Summer Tanager made a brief appearance.
The only reference book I have out here is the 1974 Birds of
Sean Sime and I went to Great Kills Park on Staten Island yesterday afternoon
(May 5) and today at first light (May 6) to look for the previously reported
adult White Ibis. As was reported earlier we saw the White Ibis fly in a 5:55
am this morning. Specifically, as you drive into Great Kills
Sean Sime and I went to Great Kills Park on Staten Island yesterday afternoon
(May 5) and today at first light (May 6) to look for the previously reported
adult White Ibis. As was reported earlier we saw the White Ibis fly in a 5:55
am this morning. Specifically, as you drive into Great Kills
Fairly active in the Ramble this morning. My Amerivan Museum of Natural
History birdwalk group had 16 species of warblers from about 7 - 9 am:
Nashville Warbler (sw of Azalea Pond)
Northern Parula
Yellow Warbler
Chestnut-sided Warbler
Magnolia Warbler (everywhere)
Cape May Warbler (female,
Fairly active in the Ramble this morning. My Amerivan Museum of Natural
History birdwalk group had 16 species of warblers from about 7 - 9 am:
Nashville Warbler (sw of Azalea Pond)
Northern Parula
Yellow Warbler
Chestnut-sided Warbler
Magnolia Warbler (everywhere)
Cape May Warbler (female,
It was a very damp, dark morning in the Ramble in Central Park for my American
Museum of Natural History group this morning. We were rewarded with a few nice
birds. Highlights were a number of warblers including Wilson's Warbler and a
singing male Cape May Warbler on the Point. (Thanks to
It was a very damp, dark morning in the Ramble in Central Park for my American
Museum of Natural History group this morning. We were rewarded with a few nice
birds. Highlights were a number of warblers including Wilson's Warbler and a
singing male Cape May Warbler on the Point. (Thanks to
My American Museum of Natural History bird walk group (and many others) found
the Prothonotary Warbler in Central Park this morning at the same area it has
been frequenting since Monday. This is on the south side of the 79th St.
transverse near the Belvedere Castle. It was usually being heard
My American Museum of Natural History bird walk group (and many others) found
the Prothonotary Warbler in Central Park this morning at the same area it has
been frequenting since Monday. This is on the south side of the 79th St.
transverse near the Belvedere Castle. It was usually being heard
Not much to add to Scott's report, but my Tursday morning American Museum walk
group also found a male Prairie Warbler along tyhe main park drive on the east
side as you come around from the Turtle Pond toward the Maintenance Meadow.
The bird was flycatching at the top of a tree, sand once or
Not much to add to Scott's report, but my Tursday morning American Museum walk
group also found a male Prairie Warbler along tyhe main park drive on the east
side as you come around from the Turtle Pond toward the Maintenance Meadow.
The bird was flycatching at the top of a tree, sand once or
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