Shai Mitra reports that, after being its usual elusive self early this morning,
the Barnacle Goose has returned to Belmont Lake as of a short while ago.
Patricia Lindsay
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Shai Mitra reports that, after being its usual elusive self early this morning,
the Barnacle Goose has returned to Belmont Lake as of a short while ago.
Patricia Lindsay
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The continuing Barnacle Goose is snoozing on the ice with the Canadas now. No
obvious white birds on view, looking and listening for Greater White-front now
that some of the geese are waking up.
Cheers!
-Tim H
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The continuing Barnacle Goose is snoozing on the ice with the Canadas now. No
obvious white birds on view, looking and listening for Greater White-front now
that some of the geese are waking up.
Cheers!
-Tim H
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Currently being seen by several birders.
Good birding,
Corey Finger
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Currently being seen by several birders.
Good birding,
Corey Finger
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Sounds suspect to me lol! The PFG was in our sector. We did get the Red Headed
WP however.
Liz
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Like the Pink-foot that went missing for the Queens CBC yesterday but
returned today, the Barnacle Goose was a no-show for the Captree count
yesterday, but is now resting comfortably on Belmont Lake.
Shai Mitra via Patricia Lindsay
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Like the Pink-foot that went missing for the Queens CBC yesterday but
returned today, the Barnacle Goose was a no-show for the Captree count
yesterday, but is now resting comfortably on Belmont Lake.
Shai Mitra via Patricia Lindsay
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Also a Snow Goose. I'm emailing the listserv distribution because I
believe it's still the proper thing to do.
Rob in Massapequa
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Also a Snow Goose. I'm emailing the listserv distribution because I
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Rob in Massapequa
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This morning roosting among the Canada Geese on partially frozen lake were
the continuing Barnacle Goose, four Greater White-fronted Geese, one
Cackling Goose and 3 Snow Geese. Also present were 3 Redheads, and a drake
Common Merganser. The birds were still present when we left at 9 am.
Highlights
This morning roosting among the Canada Geese on partially frozen lake were
the continuing Barnacle Goose, four Greater White-fronted Geese, one
Cackling Goose and 3 Snow Geese. Also present were 3 Redheads, and a drake
Common Merganser. The birds were still present when we left at 9 am.
Highlights
The Barnacle Goose is mixed in with hundreds of Canadas on the west side of
Belmont Lake.
Patrick F. Palladino
> On Jan 4, 2015, at 3:47 PM, "Pat Palladino" wrote:
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> At the Meadowbrook Polo Club on Whitney Lane right now with about 500 Canada
> Geese.
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> Patrick F. Palladino
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The Barnacle Goose is mixed in with hundreds of Canadas on the west side of
Belmont Lake.
Patrick F. Palladino
On Jan 4, 2015, at 3:47 PM, Pat Palladino dino1...@hotmail.com wrote:
At the Meadowbrook Polo Club on Whitney Lane right now with about 500 Canada
Geese.
Patrick F.
The Barnacle Goose was showing very nicely on Belmont Lake this morning.
I arrived shortly after 7:00 AM and quickly located the bird on the open water
toward the north end of the lake. It eventually climbed onto the ice and
allowed for even better study as I watched the bird preen and let out
The Barnacle Goose was showing very nicely on Belmont Lake this morning.
I arrived shortly after 7:00 AM and quickly located the bird on the open water
toward the north end of the lake. It eventually climbed onto the ice and
allowed for even better study as I watched the bird preen and let out
With the fading light, I decided to make a quick stop at Belmont Lake State
Park in hopes to catch some geese setting up for their evening roost.
There were close to a thousand Canada Geese roosting on the small amount of
unfrozen water at the north end of the lake. Flocks were continuing to
With the fading light, I decided to make a quick stop at Belmont Lake State
Park in hopes to catch some geese setting up for their evening roost.
There were close to a thousand Canada Geese roosting on the small amount of
unfrozen water at the north end of the lake. Flocks were continuing to
On ice in rear of lake
01/24/2013 @ 8:46 AM
Arie Gilbert
No. Babylon, NY
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On ice in rear of lake
01/24/2013 @ 8:46 AM
Arie Gilbert
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A nice array of geese were seen on Belmont Lake this morning. I first arrived
at 8:00 AM and quickly picked out 2 CACKLING GEESE, both separate from one
another.
At about 8:10, I watched 2 GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GEESE fly in from the west and
land in the center of the lake. One of the two
I'm currently viewing a BARNACLE GOOSE on the south end of Belmont Lake S.P.
I'm thinking there's a good chance this could be the Wellwood individual that I
found on Saturday. I'll be driving through Wellwood soon and will report if I
locate another individual.
There is also a GREATER
I'm currently viewing a BARNACLE GOOSE on the south end of Belmont Lake S.P.
I'm thinking there's a good chance this could be the Wellwood individual that I
found on Saturday. I'll be driving through Wellwood soon and will report if I
locate another individual.
There is also a GREATER
Jean Loscalzo just called into Patricia Lindsay to report a Barnacle Goose at
Belmont Lake State Park. Good luck if you go!
Good and responsible birding!
Andrew Baksh
Queens NY
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Jean Loscalzo just called into Patricia Lindsay to report a Barnacle Goose at
Belmont Lake State Park. Good luck if you go!
Good and responsible birding!
Andrew Baksh
Queens NY
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