Seen from Lazy Point, Napeague Harbor.
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Andrew Griswold
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Seen from Lazy Point, Napeague Harbor.
Cheers, A.
Andrew Griswold
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Having yet to see my first snowy this season, this afternoon I headed down
to Dune Rd., and wound up covering it completely, from Shinnicock Inlet
(Hampton Bays) to Cupsogue Co. Park (West Hampton Dunes)...with no change
in that dubious distinction ! I did, however, see an A.Bittern in open
water
Having yet to see my first snowy this season, this afternoon I headed down
to Dune Rd., and wound up covering it completely, from Shinnicock Inlet
(Hampton Bays) to Cupsogue Co. Park (West Hampton Dunes)...with no change
in that dubious distinction ! I did, however, see an A.Bittern in open
water
Bernice Gawron texted me that she just observed a snowy owl flying over gate A6
at the Albany International Airport.
Jesse Jaycox
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Bernice Gawron texted me that she just observed a snowy owl flying over gate A6
at the Albany International Airport.
Jesse Jaycox
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Sitting on dune in a double secret location.
Elizabeth A. DiNapoli B.A., M.Ed.
Manager of Clerkship Education
Physician Assistant Studies
School of Health Professions
New York Institute of Technology Old Westbury, NY 11568
516.686.3827 (w)
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Elizabeth A. DiNapoli B.A., M.Ed.
Manager of Clerkship Education
Physician Assistant Studies
School of Health Professions
New York Institute of Technology Old Westbury, NY 11568
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Sorry for the second post, not sure i sent it to the right email. Currently
viewing a SNOWY OWL east of Ponquogue Bridge in Hampton Bays, on the dunes ,
south side of Dune Rd. time is 14:17pm, 11/19/17
Paul Maldonado
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Sorry for the second post, not sure i sent it to the right email. Currently
viewing a SNOWY OWL east of Ponquogue Bridge in Hampton Bays, on the dunes ,
south side of Dune Rd. time is 14:17pm, 11/19/17
Paul Maldonado
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Currently viewing a SNOWY OWL east of Ponquogue Bridge in Hampton Bays. sitting
on top of the dune on the south side of dune road.
Paul Maldonado
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Currently viewing a SNOWY OWL east of Ponquogue Bridge in Hampton Bays. sitting
on top of the dune on the south side of dune road.
Paul Maldonado
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Ken McDermott called earlier to report that the SNOWY OWL that Curt
discovered yesterday was seen again today.
It has been near the Wallkill Correctional Facility.
Yesterday it was near McKendrick Road west of Rt. 208 on correctional
facility property.
You can drive the perimeter roads looking
Now present on duck blind east side Tiana beach bayside
Mike Higgiston
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Pure white Snowy Owl, 500 feet south of the boat ramp. The bird is not on
Hick's Island
Fantastic Bird,
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Pure white Snowy Owl, 500 feet south of the boat ramp. The bird is not on
Hick's Island
Fantastic Bird,
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The Snowy Owl is still here today, perched on the hunting blind as per
photos below. I believe this is the same Snowy Owl I have seen in the same
place East of Tianna bayside parking lot, for the past several years. The bird
is about 1/4 miles bayside north off Dune Road, so one will need
The previously reported Snowy owl is still present, and very clearly visible,
looking east, from the bayside Tiana Beach parking area. It was seen flying
from the eastern marsh, and is now sitting on top of a shoreline hunting blind.
Eileen Schwinn
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The previously reported Snowy owl is still present, and very clearly visible,
looking east, from the bayside Tiana Beach parking area. It was seen flying
from the eastern marsh, and is now sitting on top of a shoreline hunting blind.
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The Snowy Owl is still here today, perched on the hunting blind as per
photos below. I believe this is the same Snowy Owl I have seen in the same
place East of Tianna bayside parking lot, for the past several years. The bird
is about 1/4 miles bayside north off Dune Road, so one will need
Bob Adamo just asked me to report the presence of a (presumably hyperthermic)
Snowy Owl on the bayside marsh east of Tiana Beach, west of Shinnecock Inlet,
Suffolk County, LI.
The usual cautions apply (e.g., curbing unhealthy compulsions toward
strigiphilia and close-up photography).
Shai
Bob Adamo just asked me to report the presence of a (presumably hyperthermic)
Snowy Owl on the bayside marsh east of Tiana Beach, west of Shinnecock Inlet,
Suffolk County, LI.
The usual cautions apply (e.g., curbing unhealthy compulsions toward
strigiphilia and close-up photography).
Shai
Dear Mr. Lazaro,
What you describe has been an ongoing problem for as long as I can
remember.
The blatant type of harassment you describe is against the law as
useless expenditure of energy threatens the owls very lives.
If you see this again call for a DEC Wildlife Enforcement Officer.
There is a SNOWY OWL perched out on the nearest island in Oneida Lake, as seen
from Mill Street in Constantia. The owl appears to be mostly white, with
barely any streaking on it. I found it sitting on a log near the water’s edge,
doing what many Snowy Owls do when I watch them – mostly
There is a SNOWY OWL perched out on the nearest island in Oneida Lake, as seen
from Mill Street in Constantia. The owl appears to be mostly white, with
barely any streaking on it. I found it sitting on a log near the water’s edge,
doing what many Snowy Owls do when I watch them – mostly
There was an adult in Shelter Island at 3 PM
Orhan Birol
Shelter Island
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There is a sleeping Snowy Owl on the bay side on Dune Rd. East Quogue Long
Island, right on the edge of the bay. It is 7 telephone poles to the East
of the Tianna Beach Park enterance. Been there all day sleeping.
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There is a sleeping Snowy Owl on the bay side on Dune Rd. East Quogue Long
Island, right on the edge of the bay. It is 7 telephone poles to the East
of the Tianna Beach Park enterance. Been there all day sleeping.
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Probably last of season (although first of 2014 Year for me) Snowy owl still
present yesterday in Hampton Bays, along with my FOS American Oystercatcher.
Also sighted many Brants, red-breaasted mergansers and many flashy red wing
blackbirds and boat tailed grackles. Large flocks of Robins
Probably last of season (although first of 2014 Year for me) Snowy owl still
present yesterday in Hampton Bays, along with my FOS American Oystercatcher.
Also sighted many Brants, red-breaasted mergansers and many flashy red wing
blackbirds and boat tailed grackles. Large flocks of Robins
There's currently a Snowy Owl sitting on the Douglaston pier (east side of
Little Neck Bay, Queens). The gate is locked, so nobody should be bothering
it (and it's safe to report) and it will stick around a while.
Steve Walter
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Snowy Owl continues along Dune Rd in Hampton Bays. Only saw one today
sitting atop a duck blind on the bay side around 3/10 of a mile west of
Ponquogue Bridge.
Thanks,
Patrick Santinello
Center Moriches
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Snowy Owl continues along Dune Rd in Hampton Bays. Only saw one today
sitting atop a duck blind on the bay side around 3/10 of a mile west of
Ponquogue Bridge.
Thanks,
Patrick Santinello
Center Moriches
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currently drifting south on ice flow.
Evan
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My wife Nobue and I and my friend Jon Hall went out to Long Island in search of
Snowy Owls and the remote hope of seeing a Harp Seal (Jon is #1 or 2 in
lifelist totals of world mammals and wanted to see a Harp Seal). Jon had never
seen a Snowy before so really wanted to see one and I figured
My wife Nobue and I and my friend Jon Hall went out to Long Island in search of
Snowy Owls and the remote hope of seeing a Harp Seal (Jon is #1 or 2 in
lifelist totals of world mammals and wanted to see a Harp Seal). Jon had never
seen a Snowy before so really wanted to see one and I figured
Observed late this afternoon on the north side of the road just before you
reach the ranger station.
The ranger told us two individual birds have been hanging around since before
Christmas but they were out on the beach where it was a long walk to get to
them. This past week one of the two
Observed late this afternoon on the north side of the road just before you
reach the ranger station.
The ranger told us two individual birds have been hanging around since before
Christmas but they were out on the beach where it was a long walk to get to
them. This past week one of the two
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Just spotted a snowy owl in the marsh north of the LIRR tracks between
douglaston and Bayside
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Just spotted a snowy owl in the marsh north of the LIRR tracks between
douglaston and Bayside
Just spotted a snowy owl in the marsh north of the LIRR tracks between
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Hello all,
I just received an excited text from David Barrett who is watching a Snowy Owl
on the NE side of Randall's Island, ball field 29.
Good luck if you go, and please act in a respectful and ethical manner. We've
all, I am sure, heard too many stories this winter about people harassing
Hello all,
I just received an excited text from David Barrett who is watching a Snowy Owl
on the NE side of Randall's Island, ball field 29.
Good luck if you go, and please act in a respectful and ethical manner. We've
all, I am sure, heard too many stories this winter about people harassing
Just spotted a snowy owl in the marsh north of the LIRR tracks between
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>From Sharon Stiteler, @birdchick on Twitter:
Very cool Snowy Owl project going on with all the crazy snowys seen in the US
this year.
www.projectsnowstorm.org
Marty
Woodbury, CT
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From Sharon Stiteler, @birdchick on Twitter:
Very cool Snowy Owl project going on with all the crazy snowys seen in the US
this year.
www.projectsnowstorm.org
Marty
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At around noon today (Dec. 30th), a mostly white (probably adult male)
SNOWY OWL was perched on top of the big "Waterloo Premium Outlet Mall" sign
which if very visible from the NYS Thruway, west of the Waterloo/Clyde Exit
#41 (same exit as for Montezuma NWR).
If this one follows the form most of
At around noon today (Dec. 30th), a mostly white (probably adult male)
SNOWY OWL was perched on top of the big Waterloo Premium Outlet Mall sign
which if very visible from the NYS Thruway, west of the Waterloo/Clyde Exit
#41 (same exit as for Montezuma NWR).
If this one follows the form most of
Sorry x 2 - I just realized I didn't answer your question...goldfinch &
house.
Bob
On Sun, Dec 22, 2013 at 12:59 AM, robert adamo wrote:
> Yesterday {Sat. 12/21} at ~ 0735, I had the above, a large dark
> individual. Also seen were ~ 25 C. Eider, ~ 12 N. Gannets,, ~12 C
> Goldeneyes and 6
Sorry x 2 - I just realized I didn't answer your question...goldfinch
house.
Bob
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Yesterday {Sat. 12/21} at ~ 0735, I had the above, a large dark
individual. Also seen were ~ 25 C. Eider, ~ 12 N. Gannets,, ~12 C
Yesterday {Sat. 12/21} at ~ 0735, I had the above, a large dark individual.
Also seen were ~ 25 C. Eider, ~ 12 N. Gannets,, ~12 C Goldeneyes and 6
Great Cormorant. I also tried briefly for the Pacific Loon seen previously
by Guy Tudor at Orient Beach State Park, without connecting. What I did see
Yesterday {Sat. 12/21} at ~ 0735, I had the above, a large dark individual.
Also seen were ~ 25 C. Eider, ~ 12 N. Gannets,, ~12 C Goldeneyes and 6
Great Cormorant. I also tried briefly for the Pacific Loon seen previously
by Guy Tudor at Orient Beach State Park, without connecting. What I did see
Not sure if it's the same bird as last week but there is one perched on a
floating pier just south of Petersons Boat Yard in Nyack. Scope required.
Sean Camillieri
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Not sure if it's the same bird as last week but there is one perched on a
floating pier just south of Petersons Boat Yard in Nyack. Scope required.
Sean Camillieri
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This morning I drove through EPCAL - both runways and came up with nothing.
Didn't see any hawks, let alone Snowy Owls. I did see a couple
Meadowlarks but that was it, I even checked the radar station to the north.
In the mid-afternoon, I went to Dune Road and spied a Snowy Owl across the
We spotted a lone snowy owl this morning at Barcelona Pier on Lake
Erie. It was in the bay on an ice floe close to shore.
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This morning I drove through EPCAL - both runways and came up with nothing.
Didn't see any hawks, let alone Snowy Owls. I did see a couple
Meadowlarks but that was it, I even checked the radar station to the north.
In the mid-afternoon, I went to Dune Road and spied a Snowy Owl across the
Thanks to Mellissa Hahn's phone call late this afternoon, I was able to see
the snowy she had found on a quick trip through the grasslands, after
teaching school today, and before returning to school tonight, to assist
her music students in presenting a holiday concert for the community.
Hopefully
After my initial sighting of the owl earlier this morning, it remained among
the barges. The workers enjoyed it's company and thought it was "cool" and
"awesome". I work on this sight and saw no signs of harassment. I last saw the
owl at 4:00 pm on a barge with piles on it. No humans around and
There is a Snowy Owl currently perched on an empty gravel barge in the middle
of the Tappan Zee Bridge Construction Site. Crews are aware and ARE NOT
harassing the owl. The barge is on the North side of the bridge in the middle
of the river, just west of the channel.
Sean Camillieri
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Live on Greater Peconic Bay beach at entrance Deep Hole Creek and woke up
to an immature Snowy Owl (grey markings) sitting on our jetty
8-9 American Crows and 14-15 various gulls gathered quickly and the owl
flew off low across the Bay in a cloud of swirling crows and gulls
Alas, the owl flew
Live on Greater Peconic Bay beach at entrance Deep Hole Creek and woke up
to an immature Snowy Owl (grey markings) sitting on our jetty
8-9 American Crows and 14-15 various gulls gathered quickly and the owl
flew off low across the Bay in a cloud of swirling crows and gulls
Alas, the owl flew
There is a Snowy Owl currently perched on an empty gravel barge in the middle
of the Tappan Zee Bridge Construction Site. Crews are aware and ARE NOT
harassing the owl. The barge is on the North side of the bridge in the middle
of the river, just west of the channel.
Sean Camillieri
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After my initial sighting of the owl earlier this morning, it remained among
the barges. The workers enjoyed it's company and thought it was cool and
awesome. I work on this sight and saw no signs of harassment. I last saw the
owl at 4:00 pm on a barge with piles on it. No humans around and
Thanks to Mellissa Hahn's phone call late this afternoon, I was able to see
the snowy she had found on a quick trip through the grasslands, after
teaching school today, and before returning to school tonight, to assist
her music students in presenting a holiday concert for the community.
Hopefully
--- Sending for Kevin Hynes at the NYSDEC Wildlife Health Unit ---
The NYSDEC Wildlife Health Unit would like to conduct necropsies on snowy owls
found dead to determine/confirm cause of death. In some cases we can skin the
carcasses for mounting or study skin prep and deposit them with
--- Sending for Kevin Hynes at the NYSDEC Wildlife Health Unit ---
The NYSDEC Wildlife Health Unit would like to conduct necropsies on snowy owls
found dead to determine/confirm cause of death. In some cases we can skin the
carcasses for mounting or study skin prep and deposit them with
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In light of the recent influx of Snowy Owls, I figured I'd share this
article.
http://ebird.org/content/ebird/news/gotsnowies2013/
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* Avery*
"The assumption that animals are without rights, and the illusion that our
treatment of them has no moral significance, is a positively
Beautiful episode of the PBS series "Nature" is available on line. I
don't know enough to comment on its accuracy, but it is definitely
entertaining!
Watch Magic of the Snowy Owl Online | Full Episode | Nature | PBS
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According to "the Birds of North America" the Snowy owl is diurnal and
hunts in the almost continuous light of arctic summer.
Ruth
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In light of the recent incursion of Snowy Owls I thought the
following selection of papers would be of interest. They attempt to
questions about the aging and sexing of Snowy Owls.
The first paper on the list also discusses local movements of these
birds on Long Island and New York City,
While on the Metro-North Hudson line 10:50 from Croton, I just spotted a
snowy owl flying south being mobbed by crows on east bank of Hudson just
south of Tapanzee Bridge
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In light of the recent incursion of Snowy Owls I thought the
following selection of papers would be of interest. They attempt to
questions about the aging and sexing of Snowy Owls.
The first paper on the list also discusses local movements of these
birds on Long Island and New York City,
According to the Birds of North America the Snowy owl is diurnal and
hunts in the almost continuous light of arctic summer.
Ruth
Rockville Centre, NY
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Beautiful episode of the PBS series Nature is available on line. I
don't know enough to comment on its accuracy, but it is definitely
entertaining!
Watch Magic of the Snowy Owl Online | Full Episode | Nature | PBS
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The Snowy Owl at Floyd Bennett Field is being seen now by a bunch of birders.
Remember that the fields are off limits so the owl must be viewed from the road.
Good birding,
Corey Finger
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The Snowy Owl at Floyd Bennett Field is being seen now by a bunch of birders.
Remember that the fields are off limits so the owl must be viewed from the road.
Good birding,
Corey Finger
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A while ago a NPS Police vehicle drove by the Snowy Owl on the closed central
runway and flushed it. Eventually, after a brief time at a couple of different
perches (including up in a tree), and after drawing some attention at this
point from some American Crows, it flew off in the direction
Both the Snowy Owl and Lark Sparrow continue at Floyd Bennett Field in
Brooklyn. See previous reports for more details.
"Don't start none, won't be none" ~ Nasir bin Olu Dara Jones
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Both the Snowy Owl and Lark Sparrow continue at Floyd Bennett Field in
Brooklyn. See previous reports for more details.
Don't start none, won't be none ~ Nasir bin Olu Dara Jones
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Andrew Baksh
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Today at 12:22 PM
A snowy owl was found at Edith Read at approximately 10:30 AM. I viewed the
bird with Tom Burke from the orange tape at the overlook over the beach on the
sound side. Take the path from the parking lot through the bamboo to the
overlook. The bird was on the rocky point.
A snowy owl was found at Edith Read at approximately 10:30 AM. I viewed the
bird with Tom Burke from the orange tape at the overlook over the beach on the
sound side. Take the path from the parking lot through the bamboo to the
overlook.
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A snowy owl was found at Edith Read at approximately 10:30 AM. I viewed the
bird with Tom Burke from the orange tape at the overlook over the beach on the
sound side. Take the path from the parking lot through the bamboo to the
overlook.
Check in with the office to get updates on the bird and
Today at 12:22 PM
A snowy owl was found at Edith Read at approximately 10:30 AM. I viewed the
bird with Tom Burke from the orange tape at the overlook over the beach on the
sound side. Take the path from the parking lot through the bamboo to the
overlook. The bird was on the rocky point.
Finished with chores by 1045, I stepped outside, saw and felt what a glorious
day it was, and decided to head out to Montauk, despite the late start. Once on
the road, I started to map out my stops, deciding to try for the snowy on the
way out, giving me a 2nd shot on the way home, if I missed
Finished with chores by 1045, I stepped outside, saw and felt what a glorious
day it was, and decided to head out to Montauk, despite the late start. Once on
the road, I started to map out my stops, deciding to try for the snowy on the
way out, giving me a 2nd shot on the way home, if I missed
The Snowy Owl was NOT seen in the Jamaica Bay area Friday 1/18.
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The Snowy Owl was NOT seen in the Jamaica Bay area Friday 1/18.
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The Snowy Owl was at Jamaica Bay since at least 6:50 AM when I arrived. It was
located right at the breach and then moved on to the marshy areas on the bay.
Here are some pics
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14667149@N00/8388738227/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14667149@N00/8388738273/
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The Snowy Owl was at Jamaica Bay since at least 6:50 AM when I arrived. It was
located right at the breach and then moved on to the marshy areas on the bay.
Here are some pics
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14667149@N00/8388738227/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14667149@N00/8388738273/
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