[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker marine park Brooklyn

[Jennifer Kepler]

There is a red headed woodpecker at marine park near the ave T and Stewart
ave intersection (the main park, not the nature center).
Viewing now.

Happy birding,
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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker marine park Brooklyn

[Jennifer Kepler]

There is a red headed woodpecker at marine park near the ave T and Stewart
ave intersection (the main park, not the nature center).
Viewing now.

Happy birding,
Jen Kepler

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[nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker in Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn mid day

[Jonathan Perez]

at 12:45, read a report online of a red-headed woodpecker ran over to fort 
Greene park. at first I saw only a red-bellied by the tennis park and thought 
the report only referred to the red bellied. Then a grey squirrel flushed out 
high in a dead beach above the tennis court, The red-headed woodpecker.

It appeared in the dead trees over the tennis court. It was markedly smaller 
and different than the red bellied woodpecker. It had a bright scarlet red head 
white window on wings and rump, black tail, white belly  breast and black wings 
with white windows.

Couldn’t locate after as it flew east. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker in Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn mid day

[Jonathan Perez]

at 12:45, read a report online of a red-headed woodpecker ran over to fort 
Greene park. at first I saw only a red-bellied by the tennis park and thought 
the report only referred to the red bellied. Then a grey squirrel flushed out 
high in a dead beach above the tennis court, The red-headed woodpecker.

It appeared in the dead trees over the tennis court. It was markedly smaller 
and different than the red bellied woodpecker. It had a bright scarlet red head 
white window on wings and rump, black tail, white belly  breast and black wings 
with white windows.

Couldn’t locate after as it flew east. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker + Red Crossbills

[Rob Bate]

Pamachuck (sp) trail in about 200 yards. Red-headed Woodpecker. Also flock of 
20+  Red Crossbills with a few nuthatches. Also juvenile Bald Eagle overhead. 

Rob Bate
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker + Red Crossbills

[Rob Bate]

Pamachuck (sp) trail in about 200 yards. Red-headed Woodpecker. Also flock of 
20+  Red Crossbills with a few nuthatches. Also juvenile Bald Eagle overhead. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker -Suffolk

[Christopher Gangemi]

The immature Red-headed Woodpecker found yesterday by John Todaro and 
Marguerite Wolffsohn was still present this morning near Long Pond in Sag 
Harbor. 

To find the bird, park by the tennis courts near the Sag Harbor entrance to the 
trail. The bird has been frequenting the patch of woods where the Sprig Tree 
trail meets the Spur trail, about 3/4 mile in.

I’ll eBird later. Also along the trail was a Pine Warbler, a handful of 
Bluebirds, and a Brown Creeper among others.

-Chris

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[nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker -Suffolk

[Christopher Gangemi]

The immature Red-headed Woodpecker found yesterday by John Todaro and 
Marguerite Wolffsohn was still present this morning near Long Pond in Sag 
Harbor. 

To find the bird, park by the tennis courts near the Sag Harbor entrance to the 
trail. The bird has been frequenting the patch of woods where the Sprig Tree 
trail meets the Spur trail, about 3/4 mile in.

I’ll eBird later. Also along the trail was a Pine Warbler, a handful of 
Bluebirds, and a Brown Creeper among others.

-Chris

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker in Kew Gardens near Forest Park, Queens County

[Nancy Tognan]

There is a Red-headed Woodpecker that is very easy to find because it is 
enjoying street trees.  It has been reported in the area (near Forest Park) for 
the past few days.
Park near:  129 Audley St, Kew Gardens, NY  11418.  It was flying from tree to 
tree along Audley St on both sides of Abingdon Rd.  
https://ebird.org/checklist/S62722529  
 
Thanks to Debbie S. who told me, and Coco H. who told her.

Nancy Tognan
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker in Kew Gardens near Forest Park, Queens County

[Nancy Tognan]

There is a Red-headed Woodpecker that is very easy to find because it is 
enjoying street trees.  It has been reported in the area (near Forest Park) for 
the past few days.
Park near:  129 Audley St, Kew Gardens, NY  11418.  It was flying from tree to 
tree along Audley St on both sides of Abingdon Rd.  
https://ebird.org/checklist/S62722529  
 
Thanks to Debbie S. who told me, and Coco H. who told her.

Nancy Tognan
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker- Bronx

[Jack Rothman]

An adult Red-headed Woodpecker was found and photographed by Billy Spink this 
afternoon on Hunter Island in Pelham Bay Park, Bronx.

Jack Rothman
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker- Bronx

[Jack Rothman]

An adult Red-headed Woodpecker was found and photographed by Billy Spink this 
afternoon on Hunter Island in Pelham Bay Park, Bronx.

Jack Rothman
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[nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker

[Mayra Cruz]

Hola Birders,
Amazing My sister Noa & I just saw the juvenile Red Headed Woodpecker @ Central 
Park by 98th Street West drive by Ballfield#3!!!

BIRD ON!!!
Mayra & Noa

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[nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker

[Mayra Cruz]

Hola Birders,
Amazing My sister Noa & I just saw the juvenile Red Headed Woodpecker @ Central 
Park by 98th Street West drive by Ballfield#3!!!

BIRD ON!!!
Mayra & Noa

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker and raptor activity in a busy swamp outside New Paltz on 09/15/19.

[robert adamo]

During this past weekend ( 9 /13-15/ 19 ) I attended the NYSOA Annual
Meeting in Kingston. It was hosted by the Catskill Center for Conservation
and Development, with assistance by the John Burroughs Natural History
Society, and was highlighted by the keynote speaker at the Saturday
banquet, Nathan Pieplow. His presentation, entitled "The Language of
Birds", was chocked full of his experiences from both the field and
laboratory, ie, the Brown Thrasher is capable of over 2100 different
vocalizations - the most of any bird species in the world...who knew ?

Field trips are always a popular activity during our statewide convention,
with this year's meeting being fairly productive ! On Sunday, after taking
part in the excursion to the Shawangunk Grasslands NWR, 4 of us left the
main group, and took off for the "hot swamp", near New Paltz, where a grand
total of 12 Red-headed Woodpeckers were recorded on Saturday. Upon reaching
our destination, but before even getting out of our cars, we were greeted
by an adult Bald Eagle, circling over the swamp. Once out, we, in this
case, being 3 NYSOA members from the Elmira area (Bill Ostrander, and 2
ladies, Gail & Christine, whom I apologize to for not remembering their
surnames. Christine was the first to spot a RHWO, an immature, the first of
a total of 6 birds, 3 immatures and 3 adults ! When we weren't looking for
the woodpeckers, or listening to their noise making, we were kept busy with
a good supply of raptors. In addition to the BAEA, they were: Turkey
Vulture; Black Vulture; Sharp-shinned Hawk; Red-shouldered Hawk; Red-tailed
Hawk and American Kestrel. Also, while at the Shawangunk Grasslands, we had
Northern Harrier, Red-tailed Hawk and American Kestrel.

See you next year in Syracuse,
Bob

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker and raptor activity in a busy swamp outside New Paltz on 09/15/19.

[robert adamo]

During this past weekend ( 9 /13-15/ 19 ) I attended the NYSOA Annual
Meeting in Kingston. It was hosted by the Catskill Center for Conservation
and Development, with assistance by the John Burroughs Natural History
Society, and was highlighted by the keynote speaker at the Saturday
banquet, Nathan Pieplow. His presentation, entitled "The Language of
Birds", was chocked full of his experiences from both the field and
laboratory, ie, the Brown Thrasher is capable of over 2100 different
vocalizations - the most of any bird species in the world...who knew ?

Field trips are always a popular activity during our statewide convention,
with this year's meeting being fairly productive ! On Sunday, after taking
part in the excursion to the Shawangunk Grasslands NWR, 4 of us left the
main group, and took off for the "hot swamp", near New Paltz, where a grand
total of 12 Red-headed Woodpeckers were recorded on Saturday. Upon reaching
our destination, but before even getting out of our cars, we were greeted
by an adult Bald Eagle, circling over the swamp. Once out, we, in this
case, being 3 NYSOA members from the Elmira area (Bill Ostrander, and 2
ladies, Gail & Christine, whom I apologize to for not remembering their
surnames. Christine was the first to spot a RHWO, an immature, the first of
a total of 6 birds, 3 immatures and 3 adults ! When we weren't looking for
the woodpeckers, or listening to their noise making, we were kept busy with
a good supply of raptors. In addition to the BAEA, they were: Turkey
Vulture; Black Vulture; Sharp-shinned Hawk; Red-shouldered Hawk; Red-tailed
Hawk and American Kestrel. Also, while at the Shawangunk Grasslands, we had
Northern Harrier, Red-tailed Hawk and American Kestrel.

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Bob

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker, Jones Beach WE2 Nassau Co.

[Sean Camillieri]

Adult on the right side of the road that you bear right onto in order to
get into the WE2 parking lot as opposed to driving around the median. It
flew from the median, to the other side of the road and kept moving along
that side until I lost it.

Sean Camillieri

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker, Jones Beach WE2 Nassau Co.

[Sean Camillieri]

Adult on the right side of the road that you bear right onto in order to
get into the WE2 parking lot as opposed to driving around the median. It
flew from the median, to the other side of the road and kept moving along
that side until I lost it.

Sean Camillieri

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[nysbirds-l] Red-Headed Woodpecker-Bayport

[lstocker]

While doing a little late afternoon backyard birding today,we had wonderful 
views of an adult Red-Headed Woodpecker
thanks- Lee Stocker

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[nysbirds-l] Red-Headed Woodpecker-Bayport

[lstocker]

While doing a little late afternoon backyard birding today,we had wonderful 
views of an adult Red-Headed Woodpecker
thanks- Lee Stocker

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker at NYBG

[Andrew Block]

I got a second hand report that there is as of yesterday an adult  Red-headed 
Woodpecker at the bottom of Azalea Way hanging out in that area.  A good bird 
to get anywhere but very rare at the Garden.
Andrew Andrew v. F. Block
Consulting Naturalist
20 Hancock Avenue, Apt. 3
Yonkers, Westchester Co., New York 10705-4629 
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker at NYBG

[Andrew Block]

I got a second hand report that there is as of yesterday an adult  Red-headed 
Woodpecker at the bottom of Azalea Way hanging out in that area.  A good bird 
to get anywhere but very rare at the Garden.
Andrew Andrew v. F. Block
Consulting Naturalist
20 Hancock Avenue, Apt. 3
Yonkers, Westchester Co., New York 10705-4629 
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RE:[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker in Queens

[Steve Walter]

This is interesting. The Red-headed Woodpecker is still in Cunningham Park
(Queens) four days later. It's in the same area as before and likely has
been on all my visits this week. In my experience, they tend to stay
moderately high when in deciduous woods. The first sighting was by chance.
Today, I was alerted to its presence when it began calling, and was only
able to spot it when it flew from one tree to another nearby.

 

Steve Walter

 

From: Steve Walter [mailto:swalte...@verizon.net] 
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2018 7:42 PM
To: NYSBIRDS (nysbird...@list.cornell.edu) 
Subject: Red-headed Woodpecker in Queens

 

There was a Red-headed Woodpecker in the northern section of Cunningham
Park, Queens late this afternoon (maybe all day even - but seen by me late).


 

 

Steve Walter

Bayside, NY


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RE:[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker in Queens

[Steve Walter]

This is interesting. The Red-headed Woodpecker is still in Cunningham Park
(Queens) four days later. It's in the same area as before and likely has
been on all my visits this week. In my experience, they tend to stay
moderately high when in deciduous woods. The first sighting was by chance.
Today, I was alerted to its presence when it began calling, and was only
able to spot it when it flew from one tree to another nearby.

 

Steve Walter

 

From: Steve Walter [mailto:swalte...@verizon.net] 
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2018 7:42 PM
To: NYSBIRDS (nysbird...@list.cornell.edu) 
Subject: Red-headed Woodpecker in Queens

 

There was a Red-headed Woodpecker in the northern section of Cunningham
Park, Queens late this afternoon (maybe all day even - but seen by me late).


 

 

Steve Walter

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker in Queens

[Steve Walter]

There was a Red-headed Woodpecker in the northern section of Cunningham
Park, Queens late this afternoon (maybe all day even - but seen by me late).


 

 

Steve Walter

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker in Queens

[Steve Walter]

There was a Red-headed Woodpecker in the northern section of Cunningham
Park, Queens late this afternoon (maybe all day even - but seen by me late).


 

 

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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker oakland lake

[Arie Gilbert]

.
viewed from this location at 9.47am on 09-10-2017
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40.75902968,-73.76005059
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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker oakland lake

[Arie Gilbert]

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker - GILGO

[David La Magna]

To echo that message from Brendan, in a failed afternoon attempt at Gilgo for 
the Summer Tanager an awesomely crisp adult RHWO was working up and down the 
block east of the marina and was very cooperative.

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> On May 1, 2017, at 10:42 AM, Brendan Fogarty  wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> A nice adult RHWO has been present at the Church in the Garden, at the corner 
> of Clinton/Glen Cove Rd and Stewart Ave, near the Roosevelt Field mall. The 
> bird is obsessed with a partially dead tree right in front of the church, 
> along Stewart Avenue. It has been mostly cooperative (I have even seen it 
> just driving by the intersection) but wary of approach. It was calling a 
> couple of days back but not since. Also in the area today were many migrants 
> in the big trees in the neighborgood, including Blackburnian, Blue-winged, 
> and Blackpoll Warblers.
> 
> If you really like RHWO, Cape May had over two dozen on a morning flight this 
> week:
> http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S36430120
> 
> Best,
> 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker - GILGO

[David La Magna]

To echo that message from Brendan, in a failed afternoon attempt at Gilgo for 
the Summer Tanager an awesomely crisp adult RHWO was working up and down the 
block east of the marina and was very cooperative.

Sent from my iPhone

> On May 1, 2017, at 10:42 AM, Brendan Fogarty  wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> A nice adult RHWO has been present at the Church in the Garden, at the corner 
> of Clinton/Glen Cove Rd and Stewart Ave, near the Roosevelt Field mall. The 
> bird is obsessed with a partially dead tree right in front of the church, 
> along Stewart Avenue. It has been mostly cooperative (I have even seen it 
> just driving by the intersection) but wary of approach. It was calling a 
> couple of days back but not since. Also in the area today were many migrants 
> in the big trees in the neighborgood, including Blackburnian, Blue-winged, 
> and Blackpoll Warblers.
> 
> If you really like RHWO, Cape May had over two dozen on a morning flight this 
> week:
> http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S36430120
> 
> Best,
> 
> Brendan Fogarty
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker - Garden City (Nassau) 5/1

[Brendan Fogarty]

Hi all,
A nice adult RHWO has been present at the Church in the Garden, at the corner 
of Clinton/Glen Cove Rd and Stewart Ave, near the Roosevelt Field mall. The 
bird is obsessed with a partially dead tree right in front of the church, along 
Stewart Avenue. It has been mostly cooperative (I have even seen it just 
driving by the intersection) but wary of approach. It was calling a couple of 
days back but not since. Also in the area today were many migrants in the big 
trees in the neighborgood, including Blackburnian, Blue-winged, and Blackpoll 
Warblers.
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week:http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S36430120

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker - Garden City (Nassau) 5/1

[Brendan Fogarty]

Hi all,
A nice adult RHWO has been present at the Church in the Garden, at the corner 
of Clinton/Glen Cove Rd and Stewart Ave, near the Roosevelt Field mall. The 
bird is obsessed with a partially dead tree right in front of the church, along 
Stewart Avenue. It has been mostly cooperative (I have even seen it just 
driving by the intersection) but wary of approach. It was calling a couple of 
days back but not since. Also in the area today were many migrants in the big 
trees in the neighborgood, including Blackburnian, Blue-winged, and Blackpoll 
Warblers.
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week:http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist/S36430120

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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker again at Muscoot Farm Westchester

[Anne Swaim]

For at least the 4th year, a red-head woodpecker is at Muscoot Farm. 
Westchester Cty. Actually two adults this am, in view, by ed bldg in fields 

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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker again at Muscoot Farm Westchester

[Anne Swaim]

For at least the 4th year, a red-head woodpecker is at Muscoot Farm. 
Westchester Cty. Actually two adults this am, in view, by ed bldg in fields 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker Correction

[Jack Rothman]

My apologies to birder Michael Waldron, who was with us when we observed the 
Red-headed Woodpecker today in Pelham Bay Park.
His name as not Michael Walter, as I reported. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker Correction

[Jack Rothman]

My apologies to birder Michael Waldron, who was with us when we observed the 
Red-headed Woodpecker today in Pelham Bay Park.
His name as not Michael Walter, as I reported. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker, Pelham Bay Park, Bronx

[Jack Rothman]

This Red-headed was intent on occupying a cavity where a Red-bellied Woodpecker 
was already inside. He continued to drum inches away from her cavity and she 
poked out her head every so often. The male Red-bellied eventually came by and 
chased the Red-headed away but he was persistent and returned again in a few 
minutes. This happened several times.
We watched the drama for about 20 minutes, fascinating.


To find the bird, walk up the path from the Orchard Beach parking lot, Bronx. 
The path is located on the NE corner and goes to Hunter Island.
As you proceed up the hill look for a path to your right and a cylindrical 
trash container. Continue up the hill about 20 feet more and look on your left 
for a tree wth woodpecker cavities. 

For those who knew about the GH Owl nest on Hunter Island, the three owlets 
have all fledged. 

The Red-headed Woodpecker was also seen by Bronx Brendan Keogh and another 
birder we met on the trail, Michael Walter.
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker, Pelham Bay Park, Bronx

[Jack Rothman]

This Red-headed was intent on occupying a cavity where a Red-bellied Woodpecker 
was already inside. He continued to drum inches away from her cavity and she 
poked out her head every so often. The male Red-bellied eventually came by and 
chased the Red-headed away but he was persistent and returned again in a few 
minutes. This happened several times.
We watched the drama for about 20 minutes, fascinating.


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The path is located on the NE corner and goes to Hunter Island.
As you proceed up the hill look for a path to your right and a cylindrical 
trash container. Continue up the hill about 20 feet more and look on your left 
for a tree wth woodpecker cavities. 

For those who knew about the GH Owl nest on Hunter Island, the three owlets 
have all fledged. 

The Red-headed Woodpecker was also seen by Bronx Brendan Keogh and another 
birder we met on the trail, Michael Walter.
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[nysbirds-l] red headed woodpecker

[MICHAEL HIGGISTON]

The red headed WP was seen this morning around 8:30 in Sunken Meadow 
SP.   We were lucky as the bird was very quiet and remain perched in one 
place for about 15 min. 

Directions:
The main road into SMSP includes a bridge.  at the end of the bridge, 
there is a road, Naples Road, that leads to the golf course.  Park in 
lot immediately to the right.  Follow Naples Road (it is so marked at 
the intersection) until you pass the closed parking lot.  continue until 
you see the first lightpole on your left.  About 10 feet before this 
pole, you'll see a chain hanging from 2 trees.  That's the trailhead.  
Take the (winding) trail about quarter mile until you come to a dried 
out sandy streambed.   Go up the other side and look for the WP on the 
right side of the trail.

Thanks to Jim Osterlund, Suzy Feustal, Peter Reisfeld for helpful 
directions and to Vinny Pellegrino for finding the WP.

Mike Higgiston

 



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[nysbirds-l] red headed woodpecker

[MICHAEL HIGGISTON]

The red headed WP was seen this morning around 8:30 in Sunken Meadow 
SP.   We were lucky as the bird was very quiet and remain perched in one 
place for about 15 min. 

Directions:
The main road into SMSP includes a bridge.  at the end of the bridge, 
there is a road, Naples Road, that leads to the golf course.  Park in 
lot immediately to the right.  Follow Naples Road (it is so marked at 
the intersection) until you pass the closed parking lot.  continue until 
you see the first lightpole on your left.  About 10 feet before this 
pole, you'll see a chain hanging from 2 trees.  That's the trailhead.  
Take the (winding) trail about quarter mile until you come to a dried 
out sandy streambed.   Go up the other side and look for the WP on the 
right side of the trail.

Thanks to Jim Osterlund, Suzy Feustal, Peter Reisfeld for helpful 
directions and to Vinny Pellegrino for finding the WP.

Mike Higgiston

 



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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker

[Michael Higgiston]

Will someone be so kind and tell me where in Sunken Meadow SP the red headed 
woodpecker has been seen. Thank you
Mike Higgiston 

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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker

[Michael Higgiston]

Will someone be so kind and tell me where in Sunken Meadow SP the red headed 
woodpecker has been seen. Thank you
Mike Higgiston 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker- Blydenburgh CP, Suffolk County

[Vinny Pellegrino]

A beautiful adult Red-headed Woodpecker was actively feeding on the ground and 
the various oak trees that border Greengate Park and the more familiar 
Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown (closer to Rt. 347 entrance) around 9:30 
this morning.  Also present in the area were 8 Northern Pintails, 23 
Green-winged Teal, Cooper's Hawk, several Brown Creepers, 2 Purple Finch, 4 
Rusty Blackbirds, and a rather loose flock of American Goldfinch totaling 21 
birds. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker- Blydenburgh CP, Suffolk County

[Vinny Pellegrino]

A beautiful adult Red-headed Woodpecker was actively feeding on the ground and 
the various oak trees that border Greengate Park and the more familiar 
Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown (closer to Rt. 347 entrance) around 9:30 
this morning.  Also present in the area were 8 Northern Pintails, 23 
Green-winged Teal, Cooper's Hawk, several Brown Creepers, 2 Purple Finch, 4 
Rusty Blackbirds, and a rather loose flock of American Goldfinch totaling 21 
birds. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-Headed Woodpecker, Robert Moses SP

[Jonathan Stocker]

A quick time restricted pass at Robert Moses State Park was highlighted by a 
Red-Headed Woodpecker flying down the median from just west of the Police 
headquarters before heading out over the golf course.  
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[nysbirds-l] Red-Headed Woodpecker, Robert Moses SP

[Jonathan Stocker]

A quick time restricted pass at Robert Moses State Park was highlighted by a 
Red-Headed Woodpecker flying down the median from just west of the Police 
headquarters before heading out over the golf course.  
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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker Connetquot park Oakdale

[Peter Reisfeld]

There is a gorgeous redheaded woodpecker frequenting the feeders south of the 
paddock between the blue barn and the main houses at Connetquot. Here is a link 
to a video

https://flic.kr/p/HxcCcP

Happy late spring birding

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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker Connetquot park Oakdale

[Peter Reisfeld]

There is a gorgeous redheaded woodpecker frequenting the feeders south of the 
paddock between the blue barn and the main houses at Connetquot. Here is a link 
to a video

https://flic.kr/p/HxcCcP

Happy late spring birding

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker - Flanders, LI

[Eileen Schwinn]

An adult Red-headed Woodpecker was seen this AM at 10:30 by Vincent Cagno, 
along Pleasure Drive/near Maple Swamp gated entrance, in Flanders/Riverhead.  
It was relocated 10 minutes later, when it was seen flying and landing in the  
trees between the barn-like structure and Pleasure Drive. The bird was being 
harassed by a Red-bellied WP, and was last seen in the woods near home #300.  I 
have been unable to relocated the bird again.
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker - Flanders, LI

[Eileen Schwinn]

An adult Red-headed Woodpecker was seen this AM at 10:30 by Vincent Cagno, 
along Pleasure Drive/near Maple Swamp gated entrance, in Flanders/Riverhead.  
It was relocated 10 minutes later, when it was seen flying and landing in the  
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have been unable to relocated the bird again.
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker/Eurasian Wigeon- Blydenburgh CP (Suffolk County)

[Vinny Pellegrino]

The Red-headed Woodpecker and Eurasian Wigeon were still present today at 
Blydenburgh County Park at the north entrance. Also of note in the park 
included an immature Bald Eagle, Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, and several Purple 
finches. 


Vinny Pellegrino 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker/Eurasian Wigeon- Blydenburgh CP (Suffolk County)

[Vinny Pellegrino]

The Red-headed Woodpecker and Eurasian Wigeon were still present today at 
Blydenburgh County Park at the north entrance. Also of note in the park 
included an immature Bald Eagle, Yellow-bellied Sapsucker, and several Purple 
finches. 


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RE: [nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker Hamlin Beach State Park June 22 2015

[Shaibal Mitra]

Hi Dave and all,

Although adult Common Terns in summer are generally described and depicted as 
having black-tipped bills, it is not unusual for some to show almost no black, 
even early in the breeding season:

https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/CommonTernsOnLongIsland#5745388961926028146

 --and this condition actually becomes the rule later in the season:

https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/RoseateTern#5643725119113510242

Similarly, adult Roseate Terns are supposed to have black bills, but it is not 
unusual for some to show an orange base, even early in the season:

https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/RoseateTern#5755742905123461890
https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/RoseateTern#5221895637478416418

--and this condition becomes the rule later in the season:

https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/RoseateTern#5098225142376276930
https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/RoseateTern#6049291680108800850

Finally, adult (or near-adult) Arctic Terns are supposed to have completely red 
bills, but only a minority of those seen in NYS actually do:

https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/ArcticTernsOnLongIsland#5221895639803196402

Instead, adult-like NYS ARTE are much more likely to show black-tipped bills:

https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/ArcticTernsOnLongIsland#5747336943467462930
https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/OnThisDate#5479786977293842002

Thus it is very important to use a combination of characters, with due 
attention to how each varies in relation to age and season, when identifying 
any Sterna.

Shai Mitra
Bay Shore

From: bounce-119397132-11143...@list.cornell.edu 
[bounce-119397132-11143...@list.cornell.edu] on behalf of david nicosia 
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Sent: Monday, June 22, 2015 3:16 PM
To: Genesee Birds; Cayuga birds; NY Birds
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker Hamlin Beach State Park June 22 2015


> There were many COMMON TERNS too, one that had almost an entirely red bill. 
> There was a small touch of gray at the very tip but only from the right side 
> of bird. When the bird looked left it was all red!!! I got great looks at 
> this bird as it was on a buoy. Its legs were the same size as the other 
> commons, wing pattern similar when it flew, plus body was gray like wings so 
> I am going with COTE. I could see how this can be a difficult id and confused 
> with ARCTIC TERN. I presume the amount of black on the end of the bill of the 
> COTE varies

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[nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker Hamlin Beach State Park June 22 2015

[david nicosia]

Red headed woodpecker was calling by snackbar between area 1 and 2. Also had an 
almost adult COMMON LOON. There were plenty of CASPIAN TERNS. There were many 
COMMON TERNS too, one that had almost an entirely red bill. There was a small 
touch of gray at the very tip but only from the right side of bird. When the 
bird looked left it was all red!!! I got great looks at this bird as it was on 
a buoy. Its legs were the same size as the other commons, wing pattern similar 
when it flew, plus body was gray like wings so I am going with COTE. I could 
see how this can be a difficult id and confused with ARCTIC TERN. I presume the 
amount of black on the end of the bill of the COTE varies


Dave Nicosia


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RE: [nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker Hamlin Beach State Park June 22 2015

[Shaibal Mitra]

Hi Dave and all,

Although adult Common Terns in summer are generally described and depicted as 
having black-tipped bills, it is not unusual for some to show almost no black, 
even early in the breeding season:

https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/CommonTernsOnLongIsland#5745388961926028146

 --and this condition actually becomes the rule later in the season:

https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/RoseateTern#5643725119113510242

Similarly, adult Roseate Terns are supposed to have black bills, but it is not 
unusual for some to show an orange base, even early in the season:

https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/RoseateTern#5755742905123461890
https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/RoseateTern#5221895637478416418

--and this condition becomes the rule later in the season:

https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/RoseateTern#5098225142376276930
https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/RoseateTern#6049291680108800850

Finally, adult (or near-adult) Arctic Terns are supposed to have completely red 
bills, but only a minority of those seen in NYS actually do:

https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/ArcticTernsOnLongIsland#5221895639803196402

Instead, adult-like NYS ARTE are much more likely to show black-tipped bills:

https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/ArcticTernsOnLongIsland#5747336943467462930
https://picasaweb.google.com/109808209543611018404/OnThisDate#5479786977293842002

Thus it is very important to use a combination of characters, with due 
attention to how each varies in relation to age and season, when identifying 
any Sterna.

Shai Mitra
Bay Shore

From: bounce-119397132-11143...@list.cornell.edu 
[bounce-119397132-11143...@list.cornell.edu] on behalf of david nicosia 
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To: Genesee Birds; Cayuga birds; NY Birds
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker Hamlin Beach State Park June 22 2015


 There were many COMMON TERNS too, one that had almost an entirely red bill. 
 There was a small touch of gray at the very tip but only from the right side 
 of bird. When the bird looked left it was all red!!! I got great looks at 
 this bird as it was on a buoy. Its legs were the same size as the other 
 commons, wing pattern similar when it flew, plus body was gray like wings so 
 I am going with COTE. I could see how this can be a difficult id and confused 
 with ARCTIC TERN. I presume the amount of black on the end of the bill of the 
 COTE varies

Dave Nicosia




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[nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker Hamlin Beach State Park June 22 2015

[david nicosia]

Red headed woodpecker was calling by snackbar between area 1 and 2. Also had an 
almost adult COMMON LOON. There were plenty of CASPIAN TERNS. There were many 
COMMON TERNS too, one that had almost an entirely red bill. There was a small 
touch of gray at the very tip but only from the right side of bird. When the 
bird looked left it was all red!!! I got great looks at this bird as it was on 
a buoy. Its legs were the same size as the other commons, wing pattern similar 
when it flew, plus body was gray like wings so I am going with COTE. I could 
see how this can be a difficult id and confused with ARCTIC TERN. I presume the 
amount of black on the end of the bill of the COTE varies


Dave Nicosia


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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker Update

[musherluke]

Just seen at the ravine. Possibly two birds. I saw one at the high meadow 
moving north and now one at the ravine.  I will post my photos later.

Luke Musher
Harlem, NY

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> On May 3, 2014, at 8:25 AM, Thomas Fiore  wrote:
> 
> ... incidentally, photographs of the recent (seen thru at least Friday, 2 
> May) Central Park Yellow-throated Warbler appear to indicate that it is of 
> the albilora (white-lored) form, which is the somewhat more 
> northerly-breeding form in most cases. (if anyone has super-close photos 
> indicating otherwise, please share that info, thanks!)
> __
> Saturday, 3 May, 2014  -  Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
> 
> An adult (full bright plumage) RED-HEADED Woodpecker made an appearance at 
> the Loch / Ravine at about 7:50 a.m. today; I ran out of camera battery and 
> asked a (non-birding) photographer if he'd take a few shots of the bird, 
> which he did & then showed them to another N. End birder... but we did not 
> immediately re-locate the woodpecker, & it may have moved somewhat south of 
> where it had been, which was high in trees overlooking the Glenspan Arch, not 
> far from the western end of the Loch but viewed from the northwestern-most of 
> Loch's the several rustic wooden bridges. I tried looking a bit in the more 
> open trees at lawn & field areas on the SE section of the Pool, to the West 
> Drive & near & within the NW-most portion of the North Meadow ballfields, 
> where scattered large trees are - which might interest a Red-headed 
> Woodpecker, but in spring-migration sightings of that species in Central, 
> they can be quite flighty & mobile within the park, and of course could also 
> move on out, as a typically diurnal-as-well-as-nocturnal migrant.
> 
> In the north end of the park generally there are pockets of very good migrant 
> activity with many (perhaps most or even more) species in variety from that 
> part of the park as was seen yesterday, but with a slightly different "mix" 
> of what was & now is common or less so, today. Many of the more regular 
> warbler species are certainly present along with vireos, thrushes, 
> flycatchers, & more, as found yesterday.
> 
> Many more sightings are sure to come forth over the day.
> 
> good luck,
> 
> Tom Fiore
> Manhattan
> 
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker Update

[musherluke]

Just seen at the ravine. Possibly two birds. I saw one at the high meadow 
moving north and now one at the ravine.  I will post my photos later.

Luke Musher
Harlem, NY

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 On May 3, 2014, at 8:25 AM, Thomas Fiore tom...@earthlink.net wrote:
 
 ... incidentally, photographs of the recent (seen thru at least Friday, 2 
 May) Central Park Yellow-throated Warbler appear to indicate that it is of 
 the albilora (white-lored) form, which is the somewhat more 
 northerly-breeding form in most cases. (if anyone has super-close photos 
 indicating otherwise, please share that info, thanks!)
 __
 Saturday, 3 May, 2014  -  Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
 
 An adult (full bright plumage) RED-HEADED Woodpecker made an appearance at 
 the Loch / Ravine at about 7:50 a.m. today; I ran out of camera battery and 
 asked a (non-birding) photographer if he'd take a few shots of the bird, 
 which he did  then showed them to another N. End birder... but we did not 
 immediately re-locate the woodpecker,  it may have moved somewhat south of 
 where it had been, which was high in trees overlooking the Glenspan Arch, not 
 far from the western end of the Loch but viewed from the northwestern-most of 
 Loch's the several rustic wooden bridges. I tried looking a bit in the more 
 open trees at lawn  field areas on the SE section of the Pool, to the West 
 Drive  near  within the NW-most portion of the North Meadow ballfields, 
 where scattered large trees are - which might interest a Red-headed 
 Woodpecker, but in spring-migration sightings of that species in Central, 
 they can be quite flighty  mobile within the park, and of course could also 
 move on out, as a typically diurnal-as-well-as-nocturnal migrant.
 
 In the north end of the park generally there are pockets of very good migrant 
 activity with many (perhaps most or even more) species in variety from that 
 part of the park as was seen yesterday, but with a slightly different mix 
 of what was  now is common or less so, today. Many of the more regular 
 warbler species are certainly present along with vireos, thrushes, 
 flycatchers,  more, as found yesterday.
 
 Many more sightings are sure to come forth over the day.
 
 good luck,
 
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker, Hauppauge

[glennq]

The Red-headed Woodpecker made a brief appearance this morning in my neighbor’s 
trees. It’s not the “Lord God” bird but it’ll do on this Easter Sunday!

Glenn Quinn
Hauppauge, NY

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker, Hauppauge

[glennq]

The Red-headed Woodpecker made a brief appearance this morning in my neighbor’s 
trees. It’s not the “Lord God” bird but it’ll do on this Easter Sunday!

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker still at Muttontown Preserve

[John Gluth]

The RED-HEADED WOODPECKER that wintered at Muttontown Preserve was still 
present today, seen well for 10 minutes or so by 4 fellow birders and myself, 
~100 yards down the trail that heads southeast from the visitors center. Its 
head still had some retained brown juvenile feathers, mostly around the eyes, 
but molt has rendered it predominantly red now.

Earlier our group had birded Shu Swamp Preserve and Roosevelt Memorial Park on 
Oyster Bay. At the former, highlights were a very confiding WILSON'S SNIPE, ~14 
RUSTY BLACKBIRDS, 1 BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHER (heard only), ~12 Palm Warblers, 2 
Pine Warblers, 1 Hermit Thrush, and an AMERICAN BITTERN briefly glimpsed by one 
member of our party as it flew away from the pond near the railroad tracks at 
the preserve's north end. At nearby Roosevelt Park we found two of the four 
recently seen RED-NECKED GREBES, both out on Oyster Bay ~200 yards from the 
base of the closed pier, and a pair of Northern Rough-winged Swallows that 
repeatedly flew under the boardwalk pilings, perhaps investigating a potential 
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker still at Muttontown Preserve

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The RED-HEADED WOODPECKER that wintered at Muttontown Preserve was still 
present today, seen well for 10 minutes or so by 4 fellow birders and myself, 
~100 yards down the trail that heads southeast from the visitors center. Its 
head still had some retained brown juvenile feathers, mostly around the eyes, 
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Pine Warblers, 1 Hermit Thrush, and an AMERICAN BITTERN briefly glimpsed by one 
member of our party as it flew away from the pond near the railroad tracks at 
the preserve's north end. At nearby Roosevelt Park we found two of the four 
recently seen RED-NECKED GREBES, both out on Oyster Bay ~200 yards from the 
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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker@kissena park queens

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Hello all.  The red headed woodpecker was active this morning along the 
overlook just north west of the lake along with all the other five species of 
woodpecker.  Not many ducks at the lake though.  

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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker@kissena park queens

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Hello all.  The red headed woodpecker was active this morning along the 
overlook just north west of the lake along with all the other five species of 
woodpecker.  Not many ducks at the lake though.  

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker, Hauppauge

[glennq]

Red-headed Woodpecker still present in Hauppauge (Suffolk) today, along with a 
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker.

Also, a lone Turkey Vulture heading north over Motor Parkway in Hauppauge, 
yesterday.

Glenn Quinn
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker tempting fate

[glennq]

The Red-headed Woodpecker was again in my neighbor’s yard this weekend, 
sporting quite a bit of red now. This makes exactly four months since it showed 
up on November 22nd.

It seems to have weathered Mother Nature’s worst. However, yesterday, with all 
the snow melt and its caches probably depleted, I saw it foraging for acorns on 
the ground near my neighbor’s porch.
This will almost certainly be its death sentence as my neighbor’s cats are 
absolute killers. I’ll continue to report on any future sightings.

Cheers,

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed woodpecker @ kissena yes

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Same location as previously reports about Terri weeks ago.  Just west of the 
bathrooms by the lake.
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed woodpecker @ kissena yes

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Same location as previously reports about Terri weeks ago.  Just west of the 
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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker

[Larry Trachtenberg]

Still around at croton point park, seen this a.m. same group of oaks up top by 
gazebo. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker

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Still around at croton point park, seen this a.m. same group of oaks up top by 
gazebo. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker still present, Hauppauge (Suffolk)

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The immature Red-headed Woodpecker, present since November 22nd in my 
neighbor’s yard (and sometimes my yard), was still there as of today.
Since it arrived, it has been caching food in the various oak trees on adjacent 
properties. It almost never ventures below about 20 feet and I have never seen 
it at any of the feeders.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker still present, Hauppauge (Suffolk)

[glennq]

The immature Red-headed Woodpecker, present since November 22nd in my 
neighbor’s yard (and sometimes my yard), was still there as of today.
Since it arrived, it has been caching food in the various oak trees on adjacent 
properties. It almost never ventures below about 20 feet and I have never seen 
it at any of the feeders.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker @ Kissena Park Queens

[Cesar Castillo]

While birding Kissena Park this afternoon I ran into Joseph O'Sullivan.  He 
reported a Red-headed woodpecker, male with bright red head.  I went looking 
for the bird immediately and found it.  Took and video.  The bird was seen by 
him and I in the sycamore trees just north of the Lake, south of Oak Ave, very 
near restrooms/park offices.

http://flic.kr/p/jAZAJ3


Also reported by Joseph were some Ravens which I missed, and a Merlin, which I 
did see.   Rusty blackbirds, brown thrasher and catbird continue at the park.  
A number of fox sparrows also are associating with the brown thrasher. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker @ Kissena Park Queens

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While birding Kissena Park this afternoon I ran into Joseph O'Sullivan.  He 
reported a Red-headed woodpecker, male with bright red head.  I went looking 
for the bird immediately and found it.  Took and video.  The bird was seen by 
him and I in the sycamore trees just north of the Lake, south of Oak Ave, very 
near restrooms/park offices.

http://flic.kr/p/jAZAJ3


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did see.   Rusty blackbirds, brown thrasher and catbird continue at the park.  
A number of fox sparrows also are associating with the brown thrasher. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker in Pelham Bay Park

[Carney, Martin]

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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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker in Pelham Bay Park

[Carney, Martin]

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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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker in Green-Wood Cemetery continues

[Matthew Wills]

Saw the juvenile Red-headed WP continuing in Green-Wood late this afternoon. 
The bird is starting to show a little red on the head. I have some pictures on 
my blog http://matthewwills.com/2014/01/12/red-headed-nearly/ The location was 
as noted in earlier posts here, right across the street immediately inside the 
25th St. Neo-Gothic gate.

Other highlights were four raptor species: Red-tailed (2x, including one bird 
with a full crop), Peregrine, Merlin, and Sharp-shinned. Largest clump of Fox 
Sparrows I've ever seen hanging out together (5).

Not many birds all told, but choice ones.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker in Green-Wood Cemetery continues

[Matthew Wills]

Saw the juvenile Red-headed WP continuing in Green-Wood late this afternoon. 
The bird is starting to show a little red on the head. I have some pictures on 
my blog http://matthewwills.com/2014/01/12/red-headed-nearly/ The location was 
as noted in earlier posts here, right across the street immediately inside the 
25th St. Neo-Gothic gate.

Other highlights were four raptor species: Red-tailed (2x, including one bird 
with a full crop), Peregrine, Merlin, and Sharp-shinned. Largest clump of Fox 
Sparrows I've ever seen hanging out together (5).

Not many birds all told, but choice ones.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker, Hauppauge (Suffolk)

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Today, I observed the immature Red-headed Woodpecker that has taken up 
residence in my yard and my neighbor’s yard since November 22nd.
Since I first saw it on the 22nd, it spends all its time caching food in the 
various large oak trees on the properties. It never comes to any of the suet 
feeders and aggressively chases other birds, even Red-bellied Woodpeckers, and 
even squirrels once in a while.
Nice bird for New Years Day. Not sure what it’s doing in such a suburban 
setting. We’ll see how it does with tomorrow’s storm and Friday’s temperatures. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker, Hauppauge (Suffolk)

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Today, I observed the immature Red-headed Woodpecker that has taken up 
residence in my yard and my neighbor’s yard since November 22nd.
Since I first saw it on the 22nd, it spends all its time caching food in the 
various large oak trees on the properties. It never comes to any of the suet 
feeders and aggressively chases other birds, even Red-bellied Woodpeckers, and 
even squirrels once in a while.
Nice bird for New Years Day. Not sure what it’s doing in such a suburban 
setting. We’ll see how it does with tomorrow’s storm and Friday’s temperatures. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker at Green-wood Cemetery, Brooklyn

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Currently viewing an immature Red-headed Woodpecker feeding in a tree just uphill from the intersection of Arbor and Battle (plot 109 on the cemetery map) in Green-wood Cemetery, Brooklyn. Tristan LoweryAlbany, NY Sent from my Virgin Mobile phone. 
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker at Green-wood Cemetery, Brooklyn

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Currently viewing an immature Red-headed Woodpecker feeding in a tree just uphill from the intersection of Arbor and Battle (plot 109on the cemetery map)in Green-wood Cemetery,Brooklyn.Tristan LoweryAlbany, NYSentfrommyVirginMobilephone.
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker

[Larry Trachtenberg]

Oops I meant Wednesday. 

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> On Dec 4, 2013, at 8:16 AM, "Larry Trachtenberg"  
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> RHWP still present in oaks at croton point park by gazebo up top (model air 
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RHWP still present in oaks at croton point park by gazebo up top (model air 
field) Monday 730 am. 

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[Larry Trachtenberg]

RHWP still present in oaks at croton point park by gazebo up top (model air 
field) Monday 730 am. 

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker

[Larry Trachtenberg]

Oops I meant Wednesday. 

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 On Dec 4, 2013, at 8:16 AM, Larry Trachtenberg trachtenb...@amsllp.com 
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker remains@ Turtle Cove, Pelham Bay Park

[Jack Rothman]

At least one Red-headed Woodpecker remains at Turtle Cove on the wood chip 
trail alongside the driving range fence.

The area remains quite birdy, with several White-throated Sparrows, Swamp and 
Song Sparrows. There are flocks of Cedar Waxwings and Red-winged Blackbirds 
feeding on berries along the trail. Several Red-bellied and Downy Woodpeckers, 
Eastern Towhee, American Goldfinch, and more of the usual winter species. There 
were also a pair of Green-winged Teal on the pond.
Across the road, in Eastchester Bay, were several Black Duck and at least two 
hundred Brant.

It should be noted that the Turtle Cove area was once covered with invasive 
species. The invasives were removed and now native plants have returned. The 
return of these native plants has substantially increased our bird population 
in this area. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker @ Turtle Cove

[Jack Rothman]

At least two Red Headed Woodpeckers at Turtle Cove in Pelham Bay Park remain. I 
saw two today at approximately 2PM. The birds fly in and out of the general 
area on the wood chip trail. If the bird is not present when you get there, 
give it some time, they usually show. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red Headed Woodpecker @ Turtle Cove

[Jack Rothman]

At least two Red Headed Woodpeckers at Turtle Cove in Pelham Bay Park remain. I 
saw two today at approximately 2PM. The birds fly in and out of the general 
area on the wood chip trail. If the bird is not present when you get there, 
give it some time, they usually show. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker @ Kissena Park Queens...

[Andrew Baksh]

An immature Red-headed Woodpecker was observed and photographed by
Andria and I near the lake at Kissena Park in Queens.  Presumably the
same bird seen by Eric Miller earlier in the week and (maybe?) the one
also seen across the street at Kissena Corridor by Joseph Sullivan and
I.

Now that I have some photos, it would be interesting to see if one is
seen and photographed at the corridor to determine of there are two
birds or not.

Good luck if you try for it.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker @ Kissena Park Queens...

[Andrew Baksh]

An immature Red-headed Woodpecker was observed and photographed by
Andria and I near the lake at Kissena Park in Queens.  Presumably the
same bird seen by Eric Miller earlier in the week and (maybe?) the one
also seen across the street at Kissena Corridor by Joseph Sullivan and
I.

Now that I have some photos, it would be interesting to see if one is
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birds or not.

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker at Kissena Corridor Park

[Andrew Baksh]

This gets interesting.  About a week ago, I told Eric Miller that I thought
I had an immature Red-headed Woodpecker fly across in front of me exactly
in the location Joseph Sullivan described at Kissena Corridor.  The event
was quick and I could not relocate the bird and so chalked it up to wishful
thinking.

After receiving Eric's message today, I spoke to him and we briefly
discussed whether his bird was the bird I saw or not.  However, since I had
nothing much to work with, it was a no go in comparing notes to Eric's
sighting. Just reading Joseph's e-mail made me wonder.  Two Red-headed
Woodpeckers or one?

I hope we get some photos so we do some photo forensics.  It would be fun
to determine if we have multiple birds or just the one ranging across the
road and back.

Cheers!

Andrew Baksh
Queens, NY
www.birdingdude.blogspot.com


On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 3:32 PM, Joseph O'Sullivan
wrote:

> I also spotted an immature red-headed woodpecker at Kissena Corridor Park
> this morning. It was in the patch of woods along the southern wood-chip
> trail, east of the gardens and west of the sumac patch.
> At the main part of Kissena Park I spotted a immature yellow-bellied
> sapsucker and a Tennessee warbler
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker at Kissena Corridor Park

[Joseph O'Sullivan]

I also spotted an immature red-headed woodpecker at Kissena Corridor Park
this morning. It was in the patch of woods along the southern wood-chip
trail, east of the gardens and west of the sumac patch.
At the main part of Kissena Park I spotted a immature yellow-bellied
sapsucker and a Tennessee warbler
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker @ Kissena Park Queens...

[Andrew Baksh]

Add Queens, to the list of boroughs reporting Red-headed Woodpeckers.

I received a message today from Eric Miller who reported seeing an immature 
Red-headed Woodpecker on Tuesday, near the lake at Kissena Park.  No guarantee 
the bird is still there but worth knowing to keep and eye and ear out for the 
bird.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker @ Kissena Park Queens...

[Andrew Baksh]

Add Queens, to the list of boroughs reporting Red-headed Woodpeckers.

I received a message today from Eric Miller who reported seeing an immature 
Red-headed Woodpecker on Tuesday, near the lake at Kissena Park.  No guarantee 
the bird is still there but worth knowing to keep and eye and ear out for the 
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker at Kissena Corridor Park

[Joseph O'Sullivan]

I also spotted an immature red-headed woodpecker at Kissena Corridor Park
this morning. It was in the patch of woods along the southern wood-chip
trail, east of the gardens and west of the sumac patch.
At the main part of Kissena Park I spotted a immature yellow-bellied
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker at Kissena Corridor Park

[Andrew Baksh]

This gets interesting.  About a week ago, I told Eric Miller that I thought
I had an immature Red-headed Woodpecker fly across in front of me exactly
in the location Joseph Sullivan described at Kissena Corridor.  The event
was quick and I could not relocate the bird and so chalked it up to wishful
thinking.

After receiving Eric's message today, I spoke to him and we briefly
discussed whether his bird was the bird I saw or not.  However, since I had
nothing much to work with, it was a no go in comparing notes to Eric's
sighting. Just reading Joseph's e-mail made me wonder.  Two Red-headed
Woodpeckers or one?

I hope we get some photos so we do some photo forensics.  It would be fun
to determine if we have multiple birds or just the one ranging across the
road and back.

Cheers!

Andrew Baksh
Queens, NY
www.birdingdude.blogspot.com


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josulliva...@gmail.comwrote:

 I also spotted an immature red-headed woodpecker at Kissena Corridor Park
 this morning. It was in the patch of woods along the southern wood-chip
 trail, east of the gardens and west of the sumac patch.
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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker

[Larry Trachtenberg]

Immature RHWP still hanging out croton point park nature center 215 pm 9/27 -- 
large dead tree just to left of nature center -- good looks. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red headed woodpecker

[Larry Trachtenberg]

Immature RHWP still hanging out croton point park nature center 215 pm 9/27 -- 
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[nysbirds-l] Red-headed Woodpecker at Croton Point

[Anne Swaim]

An immature red-headed woodpecker offered good looks this morning for Saw Mill 
River Audubon's monthly Monday bird walk at Croton Point County Park in 
Westchester.

Well seen on large dead tree beside nature center at 8:30am. It was observed 
again, an hour later, in dead trees east side and further down driveway toward 
adjacent play area. 

This same bird was likely first observed Friday morning in same location based 
on second-hand description from another local birder.

Anne Swaim
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