Hi All,
Late afternoon through sunset today, there was a nice flight of Common
Nighthawks taking place. From the parade grounds, I counted 23 in an hour. I
was pleasantly surprised to see such a number for this date.
Good Birding,Richard Aracil
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10/6/15 Sabattis Circle Road in Long Lake (Hamilton Co.)
I found 3 Common Grackles at the inlet of Little Tupper Lake along Sabattis
Circle Road early this morning on my way to Sabattis Bog. After visiting
the bog, I drove by the inlet area again and there was a flock of at least
50 Rusty
I am on what I am 99% sure is a Sedge Wren at Kissena Corridor Park in Queens.
If you start at the community garden and walk south on the paved path, take a
left on the 2nd wood chip trail. It is 20 yards down on the left, feeding in
the weeds about ten yards off the trail.
Good birding,
Corey
I'm less sure know, having gotten a better look at the bird's back, which has a
pretty big black spot, but the supercilium is grayish. I think it's a Marsh
Wren but not sure either way.
Sorry for the multiple postings.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Oct 6, 2015, at 8:16 AM,
Rob, you have a fair point. Funding has always been an issue and obviously
continues to be a concern. Note that funding for later phases, such as the
blinds, etc., have no funding source at all at this point.
NYCA will critique the entire proposal. We are going to ask if hard copies are
It has been 3 years since Hurricane Sandy created a breach that ruined the
West Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, one of the most important birding
sites and bird habitats in the New York City region. Many readers of this
listserve have written to Gateway National recreation Area officials, or
Harry
Just a few note. On p.26 it appears that $1.2 - 1.5 million comes from the
highway fund and only $45K - $378K (depending on water source) comes from
the Hurricane Sandy funds. This is a bit troubling in that much of our
discussions and questions centered on the availability of Sandy money
The Environmental Assessment setting forth the NPS plans for restoring the West
Pond at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge can be found at the site referenced
below. Thanks should be given to all birders who worked hard in obtaining this
result, particularly the Birders Coalition for the West
Big influx of sparrows at Croton Point seen this morning especially along
the river road below the campground.
A seven sparrow morning: including large flocks of song & white-throats
with additions of a few each swamp and white-crowned; lingering chipping
sparrows; nice views of two different
I am on what I am 99% sure is a Sedge Wren at Kissena Corridor Park in Queens.
If you start at the community garden and walk south on the paved path, take a
left on the 2nd wood chip trail. It is 20 yards down on the left, feeding in
the weeds about ten yards off the trail.
Good birding,
Corey
I'm less sure know, having gotten a better look at the bird's back, which has a
pretty big black spot, but the supercilium is grayish. I think it's a Marsh
Wren but not sure either way.
Sorry for the multiple postings.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Oct 6, 2015, at 8:16 AM,
It has been 3 years since Hurricane Sandy created a breach that ruined the
West Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, one of the most important birding
sites and bird habitats in the New York City region. Many readers of this
listserve have written to Gateway National recreation Area officials, or
The Environmental Assessment setting forth the NPS plans for restoring the West
Pond at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge can be found at the site referenced
below. Thanks should be given to all birders who worked hard in obtaining this
result, particularly the Birders Coalition for the West
Harry
Just a few note. On p.26 it appears that $1.2 - 1.5 million comes from the
highway fund and only $45K - $378K (depending on water source) comes from
the Hurricane Sandy funds. This is a bit troubling in that much of our
discussions and questions centered on the availability of Sandy money
Rob, you have a fair point. Funding has always been an issue and obviously
continues to be a concern. Note that funding for later phases, such as the
blinds, etc., have no funding source at all at this point.
NYCA will critique the entire proposal. We are going to ask if hard copies are
Big influx of sparrows at Croton Point seen this morning especially along
the river road below the campground.
A seven sparrow morning: including large flocks of song & white-throats
with additions of a few each swamp and white-crowned; lingering chipping
sparrows; nice views of two different
10/6/15 Sabattis Circle Road in Long Lake (Hamilton Co.)
I found 3 Common Grackles at the inlet of Little Tupper Lake along Sabattis
Circle Road early this morning on my way to Sabattis Bog. After visiting
the bog, I drove by the inlet area again and there was a flock of at least
50 Rusty
Hi All,
Late afternoon through sunset today, there was a nice flight of Common
Nighthawks taking place. From the parade grounds, I counted 23 in an hour. I
was pleasantly surprised to see such a number for this date.
Good Birding,Richard Aracil
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