I emailed my buddy Ralph Tabor to let him know that I'd be up Monday
morning and also to ask him about the conditions of the trails, as I heard
that they were overgrown. So what does Ralph do? He goes and mows the
trails prior to my arrival! What a swell guy:-)
Anyway, the male HENSLOW'S SPARROW
A marker was created for 'Oakwood Beach--Riga St. marsh' in Richmond County
related to where the Common Gallinule was spotted. The hotspot should be
available within 12 hours.
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You'd be right Mike. I used to work at the refuge when it was first formed and
did the checklist for it and Wallkill. They used to nest there many years ago,
but have not been seen there until recently and definitely not on territory.
Very nice bird. Let's keep our fingers crossed.
Andrew
Pelham Bay Park, Bronx
Monday, June 26,2017
OBS: Noa Cruz, Mayra Cruz, Robert DeCandido, PhD, & Deborah Allen
Highlights: A pleasant and peaceful morning with friends at Goose Creek Marsh
and Bartow-Pell in Pelham Bay Park. Birds: Saltmarsh Sparrow, Pine Warbler,
Marsh Wren, Clapper Rail,
The existing hotspot has been renamed from 'Oakwood Beach--tidal marshes'
to 'Oakwood Beach--tidal marshes, NW to Mill Rd.' in Richmond County to
clarify the extent of the marshes. This is based on the Common Gallinule
sighting.
If you wish to merge your personal location with an existing hotspot
Pelham Bay Park, Bronx
Monday, June 26,2017
OBS: Noa Cruz, Mayra Cruz, Robert DeCandido, PhD, & Deborah Allen
Highlights: A pleasant and peaceful morning with friends at Goose Creek Marsh
and Bartow-Pell in Pelham Bay Park. Birds: Saltmarsh Sparrow, Pine Warbler,
Marsh Wren, Clapper Rail,
The existing hotspot has been renamed from 'Oakwood Beach--tidal marshes'
to 'Oakwood Beach--tidal marshes, NW to Mill Rd.' in Richmond County to
clarify the extent of the marshes. This is based on the Common Gallinule
sighting.
If you wish to merge your personal location with an existing hotspot
I emailed my buddy Ralph Tabor to let him know that I'd be up Monday
morning and also to ask him about the conditions of the trails, as I heard
that they were overgrown. So what does Ralph do? He goes and mows the
trails prior to my arrival! What a swell guy:-)
Anyway, the male HENSLOW'S SPARROW
You'd be right Mike. I used to work at the refuge when it was first formed and
did the checklist for it and Wallkill. They used to nest there many years ago,
but have not been seen there until recently and definitely not on territory.
Very nice bird. Let's keep our fingers crossed.
Andrew
A marker was created for 'Oakwood Beach--Riga St. marsh' in Richmond County
related to where the Common Gallinule was spotted. The hotspot should be
available within 12 hours.
If you wish to merge your personal location with an existing hotspot here
are the steps:
— Sign into eBird.org
— Go to
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