Saw a dazed but alive Woodcock plop down in front of a building on the
northeast corner of Park Ave. and 53rd. st. this early afternoon. Poor thing
was stunned after hitting the building I guess and then plopped down on the
sidewalk across the street in front of us. Before I could get to it
Driving home on I-684 south just at dusk and just past the Bedford rest area I
had a woodcock flying east to west just above eye level. Guess they're still
around:-)
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Driving home on I-684 south just at dusk and just past the Bedford rest area I
had a woodcock flying east to west just above eye level. Guess they're still
around:-)
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It was wonderful to be rewarded with the sights and sounds of woodcock last
night on my annual March trip to Poxabogue Pond. Although the birding was
slow during the hour leading up to their display that started around 7:15,
the other highlights were a bald eagle, and FOS osprey and great egret on
It was wonderful to be rewarded with the sights and sounds of woodcock last
night on my annual March trip to Poxabogue Pond. Although the birding was
slow during the hour leading up to their display that started around 7:15,
the other highlights were a bald eagle, and FOS osprey and great egret on
Trying to make an effort to see some early migrants, I had at least 8
Woodcock at Red Jacket Riverfront Park in Buffalo on Wednesday. Birds bite
scattered throughout the park, calling and making their twittering flight
sounds. I don’t know that I have heard so many in one small spot since I
was a
Trying to make an effort to see some early migrants, I had at least 8
Woodcock at Red Jacket Riverfront Park in Buffalo on Wednesday. Birds bite
scattered throughout the park, calling and making their twittering flight
sounds. I don’t know that I have heard so many in one small spot since I
was a
Having my office move from across Bryant Park to Hudson Yards in April has been
a tough birding experience. Especially after one of my favorite vacant lots of
wild trees and vegetation above 36th Street was bulldozed this summer.
Nevertheless, I got 30 species in the spring and over the summer
Having my office move from across Bryant Park to Hudson Yards in April has been
a tough birding experience. Especially after one of my favorite vacant lots of
wild trees and vegetation above 36th Street was bulldozed this summer.
Nevertheless, I got 30 species in the spring and over the summer
Saw a Woodcock on the way home tonight in the usual spot - sleeping by the
beehives in the northwest corner. Fairly out in the open. Because of the
bright lighting - probably will be visible into the night.
Alan
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Saw a Woodcock on the way home tonight in the usual spot - sleeping by the
beehives in the northwest corner. Fairly out in the open. Because of the
bright lighting - probably will be visible into the night.
Alan
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anyone see any woodcocks @ Bryant Park today? Please report if you do, and
thanks. Pat Pollock
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Anders
Thank you for the interesting write up. Seems like those two days in March gave
NY County the single day county high watermark for woodcock in the state. The
number of snipe a few weeks back at Croton Point park reaching 15 one afternoon
in two fairly confined areas in close proximity
Anders
Thank you for the interesting write up. Seems like those two days in March gave
NY County the single day county high watermark for woodcock in the state. The
number of snipe a few weeks back at Croton Point park reaching 15 one afternoon
in two fairly confined areas in close proximity
Wednesday, the 15th of March, 2017
Central Park - in Manhattan, N.Y. City
''beware the ices of March'', the soothsayer -sort of- sayth, for
which this day, in addition to weather-related perils to creatures of
the genus Homo, brought dramatics of a Scolopax-ian sort to inner/uber
Central
Wednesday, the 15th of March, 2017
Central Park - in Manhattan, N.Y. City
''beware the ices of March'', the soothsayer -sort of- sayth, for
which this day, in addition to weather-related perils to creatures of
the genus Homo, brought dramatics of a Scolopax-ian sort to inner/uber
Central
Feeding out in the open now 5pm in flower bed southeast corner of lawn
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Yesterday (Saturday) evening I led a Spring Equinox woodcock walk for NYC
Audubon to Floyd Bennett Field.
We arrived around 6pm, so didn't have too much time to look for birds before
sunset at 7. In that time, we found some nice early migrants: a pair of
Killdeer, numerous singing Red-winged
Yesterday (Saturday) evening I led a Spring Equinox woodcock walk for NYC
Audubon to Floyd Bennett Field.
We arrived around 6pm, so didn't have too much time to look for birds before
sunset at 7. In that time, we found some nice early migrants: a pair of
Killdeer, numerous singing Red-winged
Hi all,
There was a Wilson's snipe at big egg marsh in Queens this morning along with a
small number of snow geese and two very nervous sparrows that flew and hid too
fast for me to ID.
Just 45 mins earlier at Jamaica Bay in the south garden paths I came across an
American Woodcock that was
All the posts about local American Woodcocks remind me that a friend
photographed one in Brooklyn Heights last Thursday.
Look up, look down.
Matthew
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Woodcock at 55 water street (manhattan). South side of building by 5th window
(across from memorial).
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Woodcock at 55 water street (manhattan). South side of building by 5th window
(across from memorial).
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Hi Thomas,
Its possible that the woodcock could be taking up residence in or near your
backyard, but they'll also fly in from surrounding areas to perform on the
"dance floor" as well. If your backyard is the dance floor, then you could be
seeing birds in either circumstance.
We led a
A new backyard bird sighting. Curious as to environmental conditions needed
for woodcock. Our backyard is one acre, square shape, probably the only
chemical-free lawn in the area and is surrounded by a perimeter of ~50 ft
hardwood and underbrush before acres of suburban development sprawl. I
A new backyard bird sighting. Curious as to environmental conditions needed
for woodcock. Our backyard is one acre, square shape, probably the only
chemical-free lawn in the area and is surrounded by a perimeter of ~50 ft
hardwood and underbrush before acres of suburban development sprawl. I
Hi Thomas,
Its possible that the woodcock could be taking up residence in or near your
backyard, but they'll also fly in from surrounding areas to perform on the
dance floor as well. If your backyard is the dance floor, then you could be
seeing birds in either circumstance.
We led a
After a week on vigilant woodcock watch finally spotted 3 pm among daffodil
shoots surrounding birdbath behind restrooms at 42nd Street.
Happy birding,
Alan Drogin
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After a week on vigilant woodcock watch finally spotted 3 pm among daffodil
shoots surrounding birdbath behind restrooms at 42nd Street.
Happy birding,
Alan Drogin
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Had an American Woodcock fly up from the median across from the main entrance
at the Jefferson Valley Mall in Yorktown Heights tonite at around 9:30pm. It
headed out towards the perimeter road and into a swampy area.
Andrew
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Had an American Woodcock fly up from the median across from the main entrance
at the Jefferson Valley Mall in Yorktown Heights tonite at around 9:30pm. It
headed out towards the perimeter road and into a swampy area.
Andrew
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