Currently on yellow-headed blackbird on service rd at end of Twomey Rd. bird is 
assoc with brown-headed cowbirds 

BOB WASHBURN

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On Feb 3, 2013, at 10:38 AM, Richard Kaskan <rkas...@gmail.com> wrote:

> After doing some early morning birding at Calverton Ponds I found a large 
> flock of blackbirds a little east of where the Yellow-headed Blackbirds have 
> been reported recently - this was at 40.925398,-72.730333, just where Rt 25 
> becomes 4 lanes heading into Riverhead.  I stayed with this flock for about 
> an hour, failing to find any adult males, but eventually I did find what was 
> probably a female, although it could have been a first-year bird.  Most 
> members of the flock were grackles - I don't even want to estimate how many 
> thousands there were.  But when I located the Yellow-headed Blackbird it was 
> with a group of mostly Red-winged Blackbirds, north of Rt 25 near the sign 
> for Rain Irrigation.  Cool bird.
> 
> Also of interest for me this morning were two Vesper Sparrows and an American 
> Kestrel along Hulse Landing Road in Wading River, and a hardy House Wren at 
> the DEC property in Ridge.  I've seen what I assume is the same House Wren at 
> this location several times this winter, but this was the first time I'd seen 
> it since 3 January.
> 
> Richard Kaskan
> Shoreham, NY
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