Today I made my annual pilgimmage to Doodletown Road. By the time I had
climbed up Gray’s hill I had most of my target birds, with singing ceruleans,
yellow-throated vireos, indigo buntings, a yellow billed cuckoo, a singing
Louisiana waterthrush, a blue winged warbler, a worm-eating warbler,
Today I made my annual pilgimmage to Doodletown Road. By the time I had
climbed up Gray’s hill I had most of my target birds, with singing ceruleans,
yellow-throated vireos, indigo buntings, a yellow billed cuckoo, a singing
Louisiana waterthrush, a blue winged warbler, a worm-eating warbler,
Date: Sunday, Sept. 4, 2016
Location: Doodletown Rd., Bear Mountain, NY
Observers: Amy Simmons, Claire Borrelli and Kym Michaud
Knowing that the beach was going to be a bit too windy for our taste, we
decided to instead have a walk and picnic at Doodletown Road in Bear Mountain
State Park on
Date: Sunday, Sept. 4, 2016
Location: Doodletown Rd., Bear Mountain, NY
Observers: Amy Simmons, Claire Borrelli and Kym Michaud
Knowing that the beach was going to be a bit too windy for our taste, we
decided to instead have a walk and picnic at Doodletown Road in Bear Mountain
State Park on
I made my annual pilgrimage to Doodletown Road today in the pleasant company of
Bob and Collen Veltri. We saw good numbers of ceruleans, including females on
nest. Hoodeds were everywhere, often singing alternate songs, one of which was
a spitting image of a yellow throated warbler. When we
I made my annual pilgrimage to Doodletown Road today in the pleasant company of
Bob and Collen Veltri. We saw good numbers of ceruleans, including females on
nest. Hoodeds were everywhere, often singing alternate songs, one of which was
a spitting image of a yellow throated warbler. When we
Despite my abysmal record of success at finding target birds this year, I
visited Doodletown Road today hoping to get the Cerulean and Kentucky warblers
that had eluded me thus far. I arrived early, only to be swarmed with
mosquitos and flies. There was plenty of birdsong, but I had to keep
Despite my abysmal record of success at finding target birds this year, I
visited Doodletown Road today hoping to get the Cerulean and Kentucky warblers
that had eluded me thus far. I arrived early, only to be swarmed with
mosquitos and flies. There was plenty of birdsong, but I had to keep
This great birding spot is in northern Rockland County. 41.301533, -73.986193
For those who are new to the area: I just noticed that Google maps no longer
shows the correct path for birding Doodletown. If you go there and zoom in, DO
NOT take the path labeled Ramapo-Dunderberg Trail (at
I birded Doodletown Road yesterday from approximately 8:30 to 1:30. It was
a delightful day and the birds did not disappoint. My highlights included
10 warblers: Canada (2), Cerulean (4), Blue-winged, Hooded, Redstarts,
Magnolias, Yellow, Black-throated Blue, and the best look I've ever had at
a
I birded Doodletown Road yesterday from approximately 8:30 to 1:30. It was
a delightful day and the birds did not disappoint. My highlights included
10 warblers: Canada (2), Cerulean (4), Blue-winged, Hooded, Redstarts,
Magnolias, Yellow, Black-throated Blue, and the best look I've ever had at
a
This great birding spot is in northern Rockland County. 41.301533, -73.986193
For those who are new to the area: I just noticed that Google maps no longer
shows the correct path for birding Doodletown. If you go there and zoom in, DO
NOT take the path labeled Ramapo-Dunderberg Trail (at
Two friends and I had a great day at Doodletown today. We saw 60+ species.
Many birds are on territory, including Hooded and Cerulean Warblers, Louisiana
Waterthushes and Indigo Buntings. We observed both Cerulean Warblers and
Blue-gray Gnatcatchers on nests.
There were lots of migrants as
All,
I had an extremely good, rather brief, late afternoon trip to Doodletown
Road, part of Bear Mountain State Park. Excellent migration, many birds,
almost constant activity. 4:30 - 6:00 pm.
The highlight was probably the adult male Cerulean that stayed below my eye
level ten feet
All,
I had an extremely good, rather brief, late afternoon trip to Doodletown
Road, part of Bear Mountain State Park. Excellent migration, many birds,
almost constant activity. 4:30 - 6:00 pm.
The highlight was probably the adult male Cerulean that stayed below my eye
level ten feet
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