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Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge Shorebirds and East Pond
update...
Hi Andrew and all,
We just received notification from the Banding Lab and want to thank you
Wildlife Refuge Shorebirds and East Pond
update...
Hi Andrew and all,
We just received notification from the Banding Lab and want to thank you for
reporting your resighting of the Glossy Ibis 1116-50056 (also known as 049).
In case others are curious: that bird was banded as a pre-fledged chick
Hi Andrew and all,
We just received notification from the Banding Lab and want to thank you
for reporting your resighting of the Glossy Ibis 1116-50056 (also known as
049).
In case others are curious: that bird was banded as a pre-fledged chick by
our team (NYC Audubon) on 17 June 2010 on
Hi Andrew and all,
We just received notification from the Banding Lab and want to thank you
for reporting your resighting of the Glossy Ibis 1116-50056 (also known as
049).
In case others are curious: that bird was banded as a pre-fledged chick by
our team (NYC Audubon) on 17 June 2010 on
I birded the East Pond for a few hours today testing access along the north end
and getting in some shorebirding.
An estimated 300 Shorebirds on the East Pond consisting of 8 species. The
highlights included LONG-BILLED DOWITCHER (1), STILT SANDPIPERS (21). All
feeding comfortably just past
I birded the East Pond for a few hours today testing access along the north end
and getting in some shorebirding.
An estimated 300 Shorebirds on the East Pond consisting of 8 species. The
highlights included LONG-BILLED DOWITCHER (1), STILT SANDPIPERS (21). All
feeding comfortably just past
This morning, despite the rain I spent some time breaking up and raking
some Algae on the north west end of the pond. I think it looks much better
there now and the next effort, would be on the south end all along the east
side.
Despite my focus not being on birding, I kept a count of the
This morning, despite the rain I spent some time breaking up and raking
some Algae on the north west end of the pond. I think it looks much better
there now and the next effort, would be on the south end all along the east
side.
Despite my focus not being on birding, I kept a count of the
