Yesterday, Mike Kravatz and I birded Jones Beach West End 2 and Point
Lookout with marvelous results: about halfway between the West End 2
parking lot and the inlet, we saw 2 Snowy Owls (guided by a number of
people); a flock of about 50 Snow Buntings was at the Nature Center; the
first jetty
I spotted one Red-headed Woodpecker from the wood chip path on the right
(east) side of the Turtle Cove driving range about 200 yards (thanks yard
markers) from the clubhouse area at approximately 4 p.m. todayMartin
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I birded Doodletown Road yesterday from approximately 8:30 to 1:30. It was
a delightful day and the birds did not disappoint. My highlights included
10 warblers: Canada (2), Cerulean (4), Blue-winged, Hooded, Redstarts,
Magnolias, Yellow, Black-throated Blue, and the best look I've ever had at
a
While watching a cross-country meet at Van Cortlandt Park on Saturday I saw
two Pipits on the parade grounds, maybe 80 yards due north of the tennis
courts. Birds and runners seemed to coexist nicely. This was from about
1:30 to 3 pmCarney Martin
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I was on the New York Botanical Garden bird walk yesterday, lead by Debbie
Becker. We were near the south corner of the Twin Lakes, next to the
parking lot, where a big bus was parked. We were getting great looks at
Purple Finch and a group of Pine Siskins when a high-pitched voice near the
back
Two Harlequin Ducks -- a male and a female -- were in close to the most
western jetty at Lookout Point at around 3:45 pm today; 2 Horned Larks were
in the eastern end of the West End 2 parking lot. Not too shabby for a
quick trip to the ocean.
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The Wilson's Snipe, Dunlin, Northern Pintail, Greater Yellowlegs, Killdeer
and Black-bellied Plover were all present during my brief and frigid visit
to the Nature Center at around 5pm today.
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Van Cortlandt Lake is about 90% ice. But in the 10% water part I saw a
male Common Merganser today at about 3 pm, a Bronx first for me! Some
Rusty Blackbirds and a few Redwing Blackbirds rounded out the day. Happy
birding...Martin Carney
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4 Redheads and 4 Common Mergansers were seen at the Croton Train Station
from the parking area near the train bridge at around 4pm yesterday. Saw
at least 20 Bald Eagles from this parking area, and the park itself near
the RV area...Happy birding...Martin Carney
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The gull was still on the easternmost part of Plum Beach at 6:15 pm
today...Martin Carney
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The Red Phalarope was not in the pond in front of the blind (the only one I
checked) at 5:30 pm today. There were only about 10 sandpipers and 1
Killdeer in the whole area...Martin Carney
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A little bit of a late notice, but I saw the Golden Plover in the same
location -- near 2230 Mill Ln., east side of road -- around 12:30
pm yesterday afternoonMartin Carney
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The dove was seen at approximately 4 pm about 150 yards west of the
drawbridge along the land-fill side of the road, in trees above and behind
the cedars...Martin Carney
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If Alex Trebek ever says to you: "This is the opposite of finding a needle
in a haystack," you respond to him -- in the form of a question -- "What is
locating one white Snow Goose among hundreds of Canada Geese on Van
Cortland Parade Grounds.". Still there at 3:45 pm... Martin Carney
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Still present at 1 pm, southeast quadrant of Parade Grounds, near tennis
courts...Martin Carney
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Pete McNamara and I saw the 2 Tundra Swans on Hook Pond at about 11 am
today in their usual place Martin Carney
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2 Horned Grebes were at the Coast Guard Station, one in breeding plumage.
A brief and windy visit to the western most Point Lookout jetty revealed
approximately 15 Purple Sandpipers, 15 Long-tailed Ducks, 1 Common Eider, 1
Dunlin, and a bunch of Sanderlings. Happy birding... Martin Carney
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Another sighting of a pair of ravens: mine occurred over the Administration
Building in the New York Botanical Gardens at about 1:30 yesterday
afternoon...Martin Carney
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I observed a white goose with many Canada geese in the northwest quadrant
of the parade grounds at Van Cortlandt Park today around 3:30 pm. I
believe it is a Snow Goose but would love more opinions (particularly the
kind that would make it a Ross's Goose!). Happy BirdingMartin Carney
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Thanks for the responses. Andrew: I have seen the Snow Goose you
photographed and the bird I saw today was not this same bird. The bird
today is a very clean white, which made me think Ross's. However, I did
observe the "grin-patch" characteristic of the Snow Goose, which Tom
confirmed after I
A beautiful day for birding produced a male Harlequin Duck and
approximately 15 Purple Sandpipers on the middle jetty at Point Lookout,
and a Lapland Longspur amidst a group of Horned Larks at the Nature
Center. Happy birding...Martin Carney
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Beautiful afternoon for birding. Had a male Harlequin and approximately
15 Purple Sandpipers on the middle jetty at Pt. Lookout,and one Lapland
Longspur with Horned Larks in front of Nature Center...Martin Carney
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Sorry for the delayed post but I did observe the Trumpeter Swan yesterday
south of the park in front of the house until about 1:15 pm. At that point
it joined some Canada Geese and swam around the jetties, out of view.
Bring your scopeMartin Carney
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A group of us saw 3 Woodcocks in the New York Botanical Garden between
Azalea Rock and the small stream just west of it. ThrillingMartin
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Still here as of 145 pm. Heard, but did not see, Prairie; no sign of
Orange-crowned...Martin Carney
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I refer to Summit Rock in Central Park, NYC, at approx. 82nd St. and
Central Park West.
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At Summit Rock 5 minutes agoMartin Carney
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Blackburnian in Blowdown Meadow and White Crown in southwest corner of
Great Hill near stairs to 103rd Street, North Woods, Central Park, New York
City, New York State, USA, North America, Western Hemisphere...yeah, that
sbould do...Martin Carney
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Just to clarify: In my last post I reported: Dickcissel near blind. As far
as I know, it sees perfectly well...
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Still there, 50 yards before the blind, to the left as you approach blind.
Dickcissel near blind.
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Still hammering away on a tree in the northeast quadrant of Hunter Island
in Pelham Bay Park as of 330 pm...Martin Carney
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There were 3 male Common Mergansers on Van Cortlandt Lake at 4 pm today.
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2 American Golden Plovers on Jerome Reservoir at 6 pm...Martin Carney
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Yesterday at approximately 3 pm, I saw a Brewster's (this time I remembered
the 's) 200 yards south of the traffic circle at the end of Ironwood Drive.
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For clarification: Ironwood Drive is in the area of Sterling Forest State
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Saw the warbler near the intersection of Farm Meadow Trail and Ash Tree
Loop at 3:40 pm. This is where it was reported the other day. Thrilling...
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Seen in its usual spot today. I thought I was impressive coming from the
Bronx to see it but met a man who had come all the way from Buffalo!
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> *From:* bounce-125122521-3714...@list.cornell.edu <
> bounce-125122521-3714...@list.cornell.edu> *On Behalf Of *Shane Blodgett
> *Sent:* Wednesday, November 11, 2020 1:22 PM
> *To:* Carney, Martin
> *Cc:* nysbirds-l@cornell
I saw approximately 5 Cedar Waxwings in the New York Botanical Gardens
yesterday at around 5 pm. They were very near the Mosholu Gate Entrance in
what I believe is an Ash Tree.
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s <
> jwpi...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> We were there on Friday the 12th with the same great birdy array
>
> On Sun, Feb 14, 2021 at 8:33 AM Carney, Martin
> wrote:
> > Sorry for the late post, but yesterday (Feb. 13th), about 70 yards from
> the Maintenan
Sorry for the late post, but yesterday (Feb. 13th), about 70 yards from the
Maintenance building up the main path on the landfill, there was a birding
bonanza! Gathered together were Snow Buntings, Horned Larks, Savannah
Sparrows, Song Sparrows, an American Tree Sparrow, a Meadowlark, and the
Is the cormorant still being seen in Newburgh/Beacon? Thanks.
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Still hammering away on a tree in the northeast quadrant of Hunter Island
in Pelham Bay Park as of 330 pm...Martin Carney
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There were 3 male Common Mergansers on Van Cortlandt Lake at 4 pm today.
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2 American Golden Plovers on Jerome Reservoir at 6 pm...Martin Carney
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Saw the warbler near the intersection of Farm Meadow Trail and Ash Tree
Loop at 3:40 pm. This is where it was reported the other day. Thrilling...
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Yesterday at approximately 3 pm, I saw a Brewster's (this time I remembered
the 's) 200 yards south of the traffic circle at the end of Ironwood Drive.
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For clarification: Ironwood Drive is in the area of Sterling Forest State
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Is it still being seen in the same place?
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Seen in its usual spot today. I thought I was impressive coming from the
Bronx to see it but met a man who had come all the way from Buffalo!
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> *From:* bounce-125122521-3714...@list.cornell.edu <
> bounce-125122521-3714...@list.cornell.edu> *On Behalf Of *Shane Blodgett
> *Sent:* Wednesday, November 11, 2020 1:22 PM
> *To:* Carney, Martin
> *Cc:* nysbirds-l@cornell
Sorry for the late post, but yesterday (Feb. 13th), about 70 yards from the
Maintenance building up the main path on the landfill, there was a birding
bonanza! Gathered together were Snow Buntings, Horned Larks, Savannah
Sparrows, Song Sparrows, an American Tree Sparrow, a Meadowlark, and the
s <
> jwpi...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> We were there on Friday the 12th with the same great birdy array
>
> On Sun, Feb 14, 2021 at 8:33 AM Carney, Martin
> wrote:
> > Sorry for the late post, but yesterday (Feb. 13th), about 70 yards from
> the Maintenan
I saw approximately 5 Cedar Waxwings in the New York Botanical Gardens
yesterday at around 5 pm. They were very near the Mosholu Gate Entrance in
what I believe is an Ash Tree.
Martin Carney
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Still in same location at 5:45 pm...Martin Carney
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Still present at 1 pm, southeast quadrant of Parade Grounds, near tennis
courts...Martin Carney
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Sorry for the delayed post but I did observe the Trumpeter Swan yesterday
south of the park in front of the house until about 1:15 pm. At that point
it joined some Canada Geese and swam around the jetties, out of view.
Bring your scopeMartin Carney
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I observed a white goose with many Canada geese in the northwest quadrant
of the parade grounds at Van Cortlandt Park today around 3:30 pm. I
believe it is a Snow Goose but would love more opinions (particularly the
kind that would make it a Ross's Goose!). Happy BirdingMartin Carney
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Thanks for the responses. Andrew: I have seen the Snow Goose you
photographed and the bird I saw today was not this same bird. The bird
today is a very clean white, which made me think Ross's. However, I did
observe the "grin-patch" characteristic of the Snow Goose, which Tom
confirmed after I
Another sighting of a pair of ravens: mine occurred over the Administration
Building in the New York Botanical Gardens at about 1:30 yesterday
afternoon...Martin Carney
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A beautiful day for birding produced a male Harlequin Duck and
approximately 15 Purple Sandpipers on the middle jetty at Point Lookout,
and a Lapland Longspur amidst a group of Horned Larks at the Nature
Center. Happy birding...Martin Carney
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Beautiful afternoon for birding. Had a male Harlequin and approximately
15 Purple Sandpipers on the middle jetty at Pt. Lookout,and one Lapland
Longspur with Horned Larks in front of Nature Center...Martin Carney
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A group of us saw 3 Woodcocks in the New York Botanical Garden between
Azalea Rock and the small stream just west of it. ThrillingMartin
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Still here as of 145 pm. Heard, but did not see, Prairie; no sign of
Orange-crowned...Martin Carney
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At Summit Rock 5 minutes agoMartin Carney
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I refer to Summit Rock in Central Park, NYC, at approx. 82nd St. and
Central Park West.
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Blackburnian in Blowdown Meadow and White Crown in southwest corner of
Great Hill near stairs to 103rd Street, North Woods, Central Park, New York
City, New York State, USA, North America, Western Hemisphere...yeah, that
sbould do...Martin Carney
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Still there, 50 yards before the blind, to the left as you approach blind.
Dickcissel near blind.
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Just to clarify: In my last post I reported: Dickcissel near blind. As far
as I know, it sees perfectly well...
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Last evening, between 4:20 and 4:40 pm I observed 4 Short-eared owls at
Shawangunk Grasslands. They were in the huge field, observed from the
concrete area near the entrance. It was a life bird for me and truly a
thrill...Martin Carney
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Yesterday, Mike Kravatz and I birded Jones Beach West End 2 and Point
Lookout with marvelous results: about halfway between the West End 2
parking lot and the inlet, we saw 2 Snowy Owls (guided by a number of
people); a flock of about 50 Snow Buntings was at the Nature Center; the
first jetty
I spotted one Red-headed Woodpecker from the wood chip path on the right
(east) side of the Turtle Cove driving range about 200 yards (thanks yard
markers) from the clubhouse area at approximately 4 p.m. todayMartin
Carney
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I birded Doodletown Road yesterday from approximately 8:30 to 1:30. It was
a delightful day and the birds did not disappoint. My highlights included
10 warblers: Canada (2), Cerulean (4), Blue-winged, Hooded, Redstarts,
Magnolias, Yellow, Black-throated Blue, and the best look I've ever had at
a
While watching a cross-country meet at Van Cortlandt Park on Saturday I saw
two Pipits on the parade grounds, maybe 80 yards due north of the tennis
courts. Birds and runners seemed to coexist nicely. This was from about
1:30 to 3 pmCarney Martin
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I was on the New York Botanical Garden bird walk yesterday, lead by Debbie
Becker. We were near the south corner of the Twin Lakes, next to the
parking lot, where a big bus was parked. We were getting great looks at
Purple Finch and a group of Pine Siskins when a high-pitched voice near the
back
Van Cortlandt Lake is about 90% ice. But in the 10% water part I saw a
male Common Merganser today at about 3 pm, a Bronx first for me! Some
Rusty Blackbirds and a few Redwing Blackbirds rounded out the day. Happy
birding...Martin Carney
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Two Harlequin Ducks -- a male and a female -- were in close to the most
western jetty at Lookout Point at around 3:45 pm today; 2 Horned Larks were
in the eastern end of the West End 2 parking lot. Not too shabby for a
quick trip to the ocean.
Happy Birding,
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The Wilson's Snipe, Dunlin, Northern Pintail, Greater Yellowlegs, Killdeer
and Black-bellied Plover were all present during my brief and frigid visit
to the Nature Center at around 5pm today.
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4 Redheads and 4 Common Mergansers were seen at the Croton Train Station
from the parking area near the train bridge at around 4pm yesterday. Saw
at least 20 Bald Eagles from this parking area, and the park itself near
the RV area...Happy birding...Martin Carney
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Mike Kravatz and I observed a beautiful, sunlit Lawrence's Warbler today at
about 5:10 in Kakiat Park. Spectacular. Happy Birding...Martin Carney
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The gull was still on the easternmost part of Plum Beach at 6:15 pm
today...Martin Carney
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The Red Phalarope was not in the pond in front of the blind (the only one I
checked) at 5:30 pm today. There were only about 10 sandpipers and 1
Killdeer in the whole area...Martin Carney
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A little bit of a late notice, but I saw the Golden Plover in the same
location -- near 2230 Mill Ln., east side of road -- around 12:30
pm yesterday afternoonMartin Carney
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The dove was seen at approximately 4 pm about 150 yards west of the
drawbridge along the land-fill side of the road, in trees above and behind
the cedars...Martin Carney
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If Alex Trebek ever says to you: "This is the opposite of finding a needle
in a haystack," you respond to him -- in the form of a question -- "What is
locating one white Snow Goose among hundreds of Canada Geese on Van
Cortland Parade Grounds.". Still there at 3:45 pm... Martin Carney
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Pete McNamara and I saw the 2 Tundra Swans on Hook Pond at about 11 am
today in their usual place Martin Carney
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2 Horned Grebes were at the Coast Guard Station, one in breeding plumage.
A brief and windy visit to the western most Point Lookout jetty revealed
approximately 15 Purple Sandpipers, 15 Long-tailed Ducks, 1 Common Eider, 1
Dunlin, and a bunch of Sanderlings. Happy birding... Martin Carney
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Is the cormorant still being seen in Newburgh/Beacon? Thanks.
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