Barnacle and Cackling Geese on the lake now with Canadas and various ducks.
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On December 11 there were three Cackling Geese and an Emperor Goose on the
lower Tarrytown Lake, at roughly 41.084088, -73.835863.
Parking is not easy. The road along the north shore is narrow and very busy
with traffic. One good place to park is the lot at 41.082389, -73.830403.
Walk
On December 11 there were three Cackling Geese and an Emperor Goose on the
lower Tarrytown Lake, at roughly 41.084088, -73.835863.
Parking is not easy. The road along the north shore is narrow and very busy
with traffic. One good place to park is the lot at 41.082389, -73.830403.
Walk
There is a Greater White-fronted Goose, along with two Cackling Geese, at
the pond in Roslyn. This is the pond at the end of the Papermill Road.
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There is a Greater White-fronted Goose, along with two Cackling Geese, at
the pond in Roslyn. This is the pond at the end of the Papermill Road.
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Shai Mitra and I are scanning through a huge flock of Canada Geese (several
thousand) along the west side of Rt 105 a little south of the intersection with
Northville Tpk. So far we have one each Richardson's, Blue Goose, White-fronted
and Barnacle, with geese still constantly arriving from the
Shai Mitra and I are scanning through a huge flock of Canada Geese (several
thousand) along the west side of Rt 105 a little south of the intersection with
Northville Tpk. So far we have one each Richardson's, Blue Goose, White-fronted
and Barnacle, with geese still constantly arriving from the
Previously reported Barnacle Goose, a Ross's Goose, and a Snow goose in field
with Canadas across from train station at Long Island and Wellwood Avenues.
Seen earlier by a group of birders, and seen now with BOB Washburn, HJ Kim, and
Alie Ratay.
Mike Yuan
Brooklyn, NY
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Previously reported Barnacle Goose, a Ross's Goose, and a Snow goose in field
with Canadas across from train station at Long Island and Wellwood Avenues.
Seen earlier by a group of birders, and seen now with BOB Washburn, HJ Kim, and
Alie Ratay.
Mike Yuan
Brooklyn, NY
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In addition to the Pink-footed there is also a Cackling Goose on the lake at
the Golf Course. Plus a single Snow Goose. And of course lots of Canada Geese.
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In addition to the Pink-footed there is also a Cackling Goose on the lake at
the Golf Course. Plus a single Snow Goose. And of course lots of Canada Geese.
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Quick run to Hendrickson Park in Valley Stream, NASSAU COUNTY, NY turned up
all the previously reported rarities. Namely Pink-footed Goose, Cackling
Goose and Red-headed Woodpecker. The Woodpecker favors the area near the
yellow hiuse. The Cackling was feeding on the lawn near the white gazebo
and
Quick run to Hendrickson Park in Valley Stream, NASSAU COUNTY, NY turned up
all the previously reported rarities. Namely Pink-footed Goose, Cackling
Goose and Red-headed Woodpecker. The Woodpecker favors the area near the
yellow hiuse. The Cackling was feeding on the lawn near the white gazebo
and
Wed., 17 Feb., 2016 -
An update with the smaller (and presumed-probable-potential Cackling)
Goose, along with several hundred of its larger Canadian cousins,
present at the southwest part of the reservoir in Central Park
(Manhattan, N.Y. City) between 9-10 a.m. this morning. The (somewhat)
Wed., 17 Feb., 2016 -
An update with the smaller (and presumed-probable-potential Cackling)
Goose, along with several hundred of its larger Canadian cousins,
present at the southwest part of the reservoir in Central Park
(Manhattan, N.Y. City) between 9-10 a.m. this morning. The (somewhat)
2 greater white fronted geese are present at Belmont Lake SP. no joy on Ross
goose
Mike Higgiston
Eileen Schwinn
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2 greater white fronted geese are present at Belmont Lake SP. no joy on Ross
goose
Mike Higgiston
Eileen Schwinn
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The Ross' Goose was found roosting on Unqua Lake as I previously reported
around 7:30, but apparently had flown off an hour later. The Barnacle Goose
previously reported in Amityville was not present, nor was the Pink-footed
Goose on Miller's Pond in Smithtown and the adjacent fields.
The Long
The Ross' Goose was found roosting on Unqua Lake as I previously reported
around 7:30, but apparently had flown off an hour later. The Barnacle Goose
previously reported in Amityville was not present, nor was the Pink-footed
Goose on Miller's Pond in Smithtown and the adjacent fields.
The Long
Yesterday, after leaving early for the 11 o'clock mass, I spent from 1020 to
1050, at Meritt's Pond, which is only ~ 30 seconds (as the goose flies) n/o St.
John the Evangelist R.C. Church ! It was obvious that many of the geese had
left the pond already, and continued to do so during my
Yesterday, after leaving early for the 11 o'clock mass, I spent from 1020 to
1050, at Meritt's Pond, which is only ~ 30 seconds (as the goose flies) n/o St.
John the Evangelist R.C. Church ! It was obvious that many of the geese had
left the pond already, and continued to do so during my
With the fading light, I was able to pick out a Greater White-fronted Goose in
the middle of the field at St. Charles Cemetary. It was among approx. 100
Canada Geese and looks to be the same bird that's been roaming about the area.
This morning, Belmont Lake was packed with geese, all toward
With the fading light, I was able to pick out a Greater White-fronted Goose in
the middle of the field at St. Charles Cemetary. It was among approx. 100
Canada Geese and looks to be the same bird that's been roaming about the area.
This morning, Belmont Lake was packed with geese, all toward
Alan et al.,
The birds in your photo are hybrids of barnyard x Canada Geese. Note the
large size (larger than Canada) and heavy build of the birds. The Canada Goose
face pattern is distinct. Pink-footed Geese are smaller than a Canada Goose.
Further, there has been a group (4-6 ind.) of
Alan et al.,
The birds in your photo are hybrids of barnyard x Canada Geese. Note the
large size (larger than Canada) and heavy build of the birds. The Canada Goose
face pattern is distinct. Pink-footed Geese are smaller than a Canada Goose.
Further, there has been a group (4-6 ind.) of
Sorry - but that last wasn't meant to go to everybody out there. I intended
it to go to a few, (Hit the wrong key)
But check it out anyway..
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore,
The Geene County
NY
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From: Richard Guthrie [mailto:gael...@capital.net]
Long url but check it out - radar picking up flights of geese
http://www.wunderground.com./radar/radblast.asp?ID=ENX=42.44609833=-
73.78878021=New+Baltimore%2C+NY=N0R=pan=400=
240=400=240=zoom=40=15=1
=1=0=0=0=1=1
=on=RADNUM=40=RADSPD
.val=15=RADC=0=RADSTM
3.val=0=SLABS=1=RADRMS
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