There may be more than one Chuck at West Mountain Ski Area outside of
Queensbury, Warren County.
Location: 43.2918891,-73.7302002. The site is relatively easy to access by
road from I-87 (The Northway), Exit 18.
Two groups of us were listening to one each (presumably); one from down by
the chair
For those interested in this unusually-located Black Skimmer: present again
this morning on rock bar within Croton River inlet alongside Croton Harmon RR
Station parking. Joined by two semi-palmated plovers this morning.
Anne Swaim
Saw Mill River Audubon
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As many have noted, migration was mostly late - the latest I've ever seen.
Year after year, the number of birds continues to decline. My non-birder
husband keeps asking what is wrong - he comments that we are not hearing
many birds anymore. The dawn chorus used to be deafening, but now it
doesn't
Has anyone seen the black-necked stilts today?
From: bounce-121566706-77129...@list.cornell.edu
on behalf of Ken Feustel
Sent: Monday, May 29, 2017 6:54:13 PM
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Black-necked Stilts at West End, Jones Beach State Par
I have been out here since this AM and have not seen any sign of the
Black-necked Stilts (BNST). That does not mean they are not around since my
focus was more on counting shorebirds instead of searching for the BNSTs.
On a side note, the Cattle Egret continued this AM at Cow Meadow Park.
Che
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Tom Burke and I stopped in at the Croton Point Railroad station. No Black
Skimmer as had been reported earlier but there is (still) a Caspian Tern
flying about.
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Nice for Westchester, the Black Skimmer reappeared (and the Caspian Tern,
as just reported, was present too. This is at the Croton Point RR station.
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