I had a nice day birding along the Niagara River yesterday from Ft. Niagara
to Goat Island. I met Willie D'Anna and Betsy Potter to try and find the
Wilson's Warbler found by Tom Kerr at Ft. Niagara yesterday. Our first
stop was at a plowed field along Hulbert Road, where we had c. 90 Snow
Hello Birders:
I am making an impromptu trip to Geneseo/Piffard NY this weekend.
Any suggestions for good birding areas along the Finger Lakes or Letchworth
State Park this time of year? And are there any unusual sitings I should look
out for? I'm still kind of a newbie birder. :-)
Thanks
In brush behind Nutmeg meadow.
Ardith
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Can someone provide directions to Nutmeg Meadow?
Thanks in advance,
Mike Jaklitsch
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On Nov 23, 2012, at 8:53 AM, Ardith Bondi ard...@earthlink.net wrote:
In brush behind Nutmeg meadow.
Ardith
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RAZORBILLS are back in numbers - had 9 this morning feeding close inshore
near Montauk Inlet and 2 from Camp Hero later. Also a RED-NECKED GREBE
just West of Montauk Inlet - but please note that Culloden Point, our local
go-to spot for this species, is closed (the stairs washed away during
Sandy
Went to Big Tree Lane near the 1941 Historical Aircraft museum and saw two
short eared owls! One was perched on an electrical wire and the other was atop
a utility pole. Saw both about 45 minutes before sunset. I saw one fly from the
utility pole about 100 yds to the tail of one of the
As of around 2:00 PM, the lingering BARNACLE GOOSE was still present on
Marratooka Pond in Mattituck. It was in the company of at least a couple
hundred Canada Geese. The best viewing area for Marratooka is on the south side
of the lake, along New Suffolk Avenue. Not far east of the pond, on
Nice day, started with finding the Virginia's Warbler right away at about
7:30am and then re-finding him so others could see him. Then went to Jones and
saw both Crossbills and 4 Pipits. Then stopped at Jamaica Bay saw the new
inlet and found a Marsh Wren but not much else.
Jim Clinton
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BARNACLE GOOSE+
RUFOUS HUMMINGBIRD+
CAVE SWALLOW+
VIRGINIA'S WARBLER+
(+ Details requested by NYSARC)
Greater White-fronted Goose
EURASIAN WIGEON
Red-necked Grebe
BLACK-HEADED GULL
I had a nice day birding along the Niagara River yesterday from Ft. Niagara
to Goat Island. I met Willie D'Anna and Betsy Potter to try and find the
Wilson's Warbler found by Tom Kerr at Ft. Niagara yesterday. Our first
stop was at a plowed field along Hulbert Road, where we had c. 90 Snow
Hello Birders:
I am making an impromptu trip to Geneseo/Piffard NY this weekend.
Any suggestions for good birding areas along the Finger Lakes or Letchworth
State Park this time of year? And are there any unusual sitings I should look
out for? I'm still kind of a newbie birder. :-)
Thanks
In brush behind Nutmeg meadow.
Ardith
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At 8:15 Rusty Harold reports an unidentified hummingbird in the north end of
the rose garden at Brooklyn Botanic Garden-only seen briefly and not relocated
yet.
Shane Blodgett
Brooklyn NY
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Can someone provide directions to Nutmeg Meadow?
Thanks in advance,
Mike Jaklitsch
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On Nov 23, 2012, at 8:53 AM, "Ardith Bondi" wrote:
> In brush behind Nutmeg meadow.
>
> Ardith
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>
>
>
> ebirdsnyc: bird
Thanks Chris. I will check both spots.
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On Nov 23, 2012, at 11:53 AM, Chris Davidson wrote:
> Belinda,
>
> You can try the Geneseo airport off Big Tree Lane and Nations Road areas for
> Short-eared Owls.
> Nations road is North of Geneseo. Have not birded the areas in
RAZORBILLS are back in numbers - had 9 this morning feeding close inshore
near Montauk Inlet and 2 from Camp Hero later. Also a RED-NECKED GREBE
just West of Montauk Inlet - but please note that Culloden Point, our local
"go-to" spot for this species, is closed (the stairs washed away during
Went to Big Tree Lane near the 1941 Historical Aircraft museum and saw two
short eared owls! One was perched on an electrical wire and the other was atop
a utility pole. Saw both about 45 minutes before sunset. I saw one fly from the
utility pole about 100 yds to the tail of one of the
As of around 2:00 PM, the lingering BARNACLE GOOSE was still present on
Marratooka Pond in Mattituck. It was in the company of at least a couple
hundred Canada Geese. The best viewing area for Marratooka is on the south side
of the lake, along New Suffolk Avenue. Not far east of the pond, on
Nice day, started with finding the Virginia's Warbler right away at about
7:30am and then re-finding him so others could see him. Then went to Jones and
saw both Crossbills and 4 Pipits. Then stopped at Jamaica Bay saw the new
inlet and found a Marsh Wren but not much else.
Jim Clinton
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- RBA
* New York
* New York City, Long Island, Westchester County
* Nov. 23, 2012
* NYNY1211.23
- Birds mentioned
BARNACLE GOOSE+
RUFOUS HUMMINGBIRD+
CAVE SWALLOW+
VIRGINIA'S WARBLER+
(+ Details requested by NYSARC)
Greater White-fronted Goose
EURASIAN WIGEON
Red-necked Grebe
BLACK-HEADED GULL
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