[nysbirds-l] bald eagle

[gary straus]

Adult bald eagle leeds pond preserve  plandome l.i. 10:30



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Re: [nysbirds-l] Via Facebook: Croton Point Lark Sparrow YES

[Anne Swaim]

Was just now messaging her teaching her steps to sign up and post her sighting 
on nysbirds. She just didn't know how.  ButI see partial info just posted 
for her. Will update her. 



> On Dec 15, 2015, at 7:33 PM, Larry Trachtenberg  
> wrote:
> 
> Is there a reason these folks refuse to get the word out on NYS birds before 
> the end of day and instead wait to (I assume)crop photos to put up on 
> Facebook after the birding day is over. Just asking.  If I see something of 
> interest at the Point I always try and post quickly to NYSBirds, which 
> everyone then sees promptly and folks can decide if a trip is worth it. Of 
> course it takes all of ten or twenty seconds to do that so perhaps it's too 
> much effort when there's a rare bird at the Point or elsewhere. And yes 
> curmudgeons such as myself are not (and won't be) on Facebook. And so it 
> goes. 
> 
> Good luck on this week's CBCs.  One more day and the Lark sparrow will make 
> "count week", at least, for the Northern Westchester - Peekskill count. 
> 
> L. Trachtenberg
> Ossining 
> 
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Dec 15, 2015, at 7:10 PM, Ryan MacLean  wrote:
> 
>> Linda Scrima just posted on NYbird Facebook page that the Lark Sparrow was 
>> infact still being seen at Croton Point Park today. No details on what time 
>> though.
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Via Facebook: Croton Point Lark Sparrow YES

[Larry Trachtenberg]

Is there a reason these folks refuse to get the word out on NYS birds before 
the end of day and instead wait to (I assume)crop photos to put up on Facebook 
after the birding day is over. Just asking.  If I see something of interest at 
the Point I always try and post quickly to NYSBirds, which everyone then sees 
promptly and folks can decide if a trip is worth it. Of course it takes all of 
ten or twenty seconds to do that so perhaps it's too much effort when there's a 
rare bird at the Point or elsewhere. And yes curmudgeons such as myself are not 
(and won't be) on Facebook. And so it goes.

Good luck on this week's CBCs.  One more day and the Lark sparrow will make 
"count week", at least, for the Northern Westchester - Peekskill count.

L. Trachtenberg
Ossining


Sent from my iPhone

On Dec 15, 2015, at 7:10 PM, Ryan MacLean 
mailto:mountainja...@aol.com>> wrote:

Linda Scrima just posted on NYbird Facebook page that the Lark Sparrow was 
infact still being seen at Croton Point Park today. No details on what time 
though.
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[nysbirds-l] Via Facebook: Croton Point Lark Sparrow YES

[Ryan MacLean]

Linda Scrima just posted on NYbird Facebook page that the Lark Sparrow was 
infact still being seen at Croton Point Park today. No details on what time 
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RE: [nysbirds-l] Swainson's Hawk on Staten Island in Landfill

[Shaibal Mitra]

In addition to the light morph juv Swainson's Hawk, I saw what I think was an 
adult dark morph Red-tailed Hawk this morning. This was an adult Red-tailed 
Hawk (i.e., red tail) with completely blackish body plumage. It was along the 
edge of Fresh Kills, just east of Rte. 440 and a little south of Victory 
Boulevard.

Shai Mitra
Bay Shore

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Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2015 1:17 PM
To: NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Swainson's Hawk on Staten Island in Landfill

Bird was found this morning by Dick Veit and access is off limits. However I 
just saw it soaring with 2 Red-tails from the FedEx parking lot on Richmond 
Avenue. Google Dick's Sporting Goods on Richmond Avenue and bird was seen 
soaring over landfill basically across from there. No access to landfill and 
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[nysbirds-l] No Sightings/ January Pelagic info

[Sean Sime]

With permission from the List-owner I'm posting to announce upcoming
pelagic trip dates.

The 2016 Paulagics calendar is set and can be seen in detail at
http://paulagics.com/?page_id=27.

We have two different trips running in January out of Sheepshead Bay,
Brooklyn.

1- January 9th: 8-hour trip targeting inshore waters across multiple NY
counties as well as getting offshore far enough to enter the "Murre Zone."
This is a wonderful opportunity to introduce someone new to the pelagic
experience without breaking the bank, as well as for all the listers out
there to get a jump on 2016! Both Razorbill and Dovekie have been reported
inshore this week and over 1000 Bonaparte's Gulls have been working the
rips between Gravesend Bay and Sandy Hook, in addition to the usual
obligatory large gulls. There's no better way to find something rarer then
to get out there with them!


2- January 23rd: Special 14-hour (old ones were 12) offshore trip to deep
water targeting Dovekie, Northern Fulmar, Razorbill, Common Murre, Atlantic
Puffin, Glaucous, Iceland, and Lesser Black-backed Gulls, Black-legged
Kittiwake, Red Phalarope, and dare we say it Great Skua (There was a
distant Skua on this trip two winters ago that was almost certainly a
Great, but circumstances didn't allow us to pursue it). While Great Skua is
a bit of a longshot, because of their needle in a haystack nature, all the
other species mentioned are decent bets. This is the trip known as "The
Dovekie Trip," and in the past it has connected with several THOUSAND!! It
is also by far the best way to see Atlantic Puffin in New York.

Both trips will be aboard the fast and stable Brooklyn VI. The boat has a
heated cabin as well as a full galley and cook on board, and a phenomenally
birder friendly crew. We really hope you'll join us on board!

Registration will officially open December 23rd, but an email to the
address below will be sufficient to reserve a space. Our trips board in the
order in which people sign up. More information on signing up can be found
at the following link.

http://paulagics.com/?page_id=41


The Paulagics NY Team

Phone: 215-234-6805

Email: i...@paulagics.com


Sean Sime

Brooklyn, NY

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[nysbirds-l] Swainson's Hawk on Staten Island in Landfill

[Isaac Grant]

Bird was found this morning by Dick Veit and access is off limits. However I 
just saw it soaring with 2 Red-tails from the FedEx parking lot on Richmond 
Avenue. Google Dick's Sporting Goods on Richmond Avenue and bird was seen 
soaring over landfill basically across from there. No access to landfill and 
far from good views but the bird was seen distantly. Bring a scope and good 
luck. 

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[nysbirds-l] Tufted Duck , No

[Phil Uruguay]

Capri lake, 11:50 am Tufted Duck not found after 1 hr scoping, came back this 
morning hoping for photos.
Phil Uruburu

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[nysbirds-l] Bronx Zoo: Wilson's Warbler

[Todd Olson]

There's currently a male Wilson's Warbler flitting between bamboo clumps
near the (closed for season) monorail entry at Wild Asia Plaza.  Active
and calling.

Todd Olson, Greater NYC

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[nysbirds-l] Suffolk Tufted Duck - no

[d Futuyma]

I follow yesterday's negative report on the Tufted Duck with another. All the 
Aythyas that I can see are fairly close, clustered about the small island in 
the western part of Capri Lake, and the Tufted is not among them.
Doug Futuyma

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[nysbirds-l] Ulster/Dutchess (NYUD) Christmas Bird Count

[forsythnature]

  

  






 
  

  
Good Morning All,
The CBC season has started...as they say "It's the most wonderful time. of 
the year" and it's not too late to signup to participate in the Ulster/Dutchess 
(NYUD) count to be held on Saturday, December 26th.  This is a great way to 
avoid the apres clean up and stay clear of over-staying relatives.  The NYUD is 
a circle comprised of sections of four counties (Ulster, Ducthess, Greene, and 
Columbia) and is nearly bisected by the Hudson River, with good and varied 
habitat in all ten sectors.  In our first four efforts we have averaged 84.5 
species with a cumulative list of 111 species so it promises to be a fun and 
productive day in the field.  Several field parties could still use another set 
of eyes or ears so consider joining us!  Please contact me with questions or 
for assignment. 


Happy Holidays and Birding too,
Mark DeDea
co-compiler NYUD CBC
forsythnat...@aol.com 
(845) 339-1277


 
  




 
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[nysbirds-l] Swainson's Hawk on Staten Island in Landfill

[Isaac Grant]

Bird was found this morning by Dick Veit and access is off limits. However I 
just saw it soaring with 2 Red-tails from the FedEx parking lot on Richmond 
Avenue. Google Dick's Sporting Goods on Richmond Avenue and bird was seen 
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[nysbirds-l] No Sightings/ January Pelagic info

[Sean Sime]

With permission from the List-owner I'm posting to announce upcoming
pelagic trip dates.

The 2016 Paulagics calendar is set and can be seen in detail at
http://paulagics.com/?page_id=27.

We have two different trips running in January out of Sheepshead Bay,
Brooklyn.

1- January 9th: 8-hour trip targeting inshore waters across multiple NY
counties as well as getting offshore far enough to enter the "Murre Zone."
This is a wonderful opportunity to introduce someone new to the pelagic
experience without breaking the bank, as well as for all the listers out
there to get a jump on 2016! Both Razorbill and Dovekie have been reported
inshore this week and over 1000 Bonaparte's Gulls have been working the
rips between Gravesend Bay and Sandy Hook, in addition to the usual
obligatory large gulls. There's no better way to find something rarer then
to get out there with them!


2- January 23rd: Special 14-hour (old ones were 12) offshore trip to deep
water targeting Dovekie, Northern Fulmar, Razorbill, Common Murre, Atlantic
Puffin, Glaucous, Iceland, and Lesser Black-backed Gulls, Black-legged
Kittiwake, Red Phalarope, and dare we say it Great Skua (There was a
distant Skua on this trip two winters ago that was almost certainly a
Great, but circumstances didn't allow us to pursue it). While Great Skua is
a bit of a longshot, because of their needle in a haystack nature, all the
other species mentioned are decent bets. This is the trip known as "The
Dovekie Trip," and in the past it has connected with several THOUSAND!! It
is also by far the best way to see Atlantic Puffin in New York.

Both trips will be aboard the fast and stable Brooklyn VI. The boat has a
heated cabin as well as a full galley and cook on board, and a phenomenally
birder friendly crew. We really hope you'll join us on board!

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at the following link.

http://paulagics.com/?page_id=41


The Paulagics NY Team

Phone: 215-234-6805

Email: i...@paulagics.com


Sean Sime

Brooklyn, NY

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RE: [nysbirds-l] Swainson's Hawk on Staten Island in Landfill

[Shaibal Mitra]

In addition to the light morph juv Swainson's Hawk, I saw what I think was an 
adult dark morph Red-tailed Hawk this morning. This was an adult Red-tailed 
Hawk (i.e., red tail) with completely blackish body plumage. It was along the 
edge of Fresh Kills, just east of Rte. 440 and a little south of Victory 
Boulevard.

Shai Mitra
Bay Shore

From: bounce-119988851-11143...@list.cornell.edu 
[bounce-119988851-11143...@list.cornell.edu] on behalf of Isaac Grant 
[hosesbroadb...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2015 1:17 PM
To: NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Swainson's Hawk on Staten Island in Landfill

Bird was found this morning by Dick Veit and access is off limits. However I 
just saw it soaring with 2 Red-tails from the FedEx parking lot on Richmond 
Avenue. Google Dick's Sporting Goods on Richmond Avenue and bird was seen 
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Good Morning All,
The CBC season has started...as they say "It's the most wonderful time. of 
the year" and it's not too late to signup to participate in the Ulster/Dutchess 
(NYUD) count to be held on Saturday, December 26th.  This is a great way to 
avoid the apres clean up and stay clear of over-staying relatives.  The NYUD is 
a circle comprised of sections of four counties (Ulster, Ducthess, Greene, and 
Columbia) and is nearly bisected by the Hudson River, with good and varied 
habitat in all ten sectors.  In our first four efforts we have averaged 84.5 
species with a cumulative list of 111 species so it promises to be a fun and 
productive day in the field.  Several field parties could still use another set 
of eyes or ears so consider joining us!  Please contact me with questions or 
for assignment. 


Happy Holidays and Birding too,
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Via Facebook: Croton Point Lark Sparrow YES

[Anne Swaim]

Was just now messaging her teaching her steps to sign up and post her sighting 
on nysbirds. She just didn't know how.  ButI see partial info just posted 
for her. Will update her. 



> On Dec 15, 2015, at 7:33 PM, Larry Trachtenberg  
> wrote:
> 
> Is there a reason these folks refuse to get the word out on NYS birds before 
> the end of day and instead wait to (I assume)crop photos to put up on 
> Facebook after the birding day is over. Just asking.  If I see something of 
> interest at the Point I always try and post quickly to NYSBirds, which 
> everyone then sees promptly and folks can decide if a trip is worth it. Of 
> course it takes all of ten or twenty seconds to do that so perhaps it's too 
> much effort when there's a rare bird at the Point or elsewhere. And yes 
> curmudgeons such as myself are not (and won't be) on Facebook. And so it 
> goes. 
> 
> Good luck on this week's CBCs.  One more day and the Lark sparrow will make 
> "count week", at least, for the Northern Westchester - Peekskill count. 
> 
> L. Trachtenberg
> Ossining 
> 
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
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>> Linda Scrima just posted on NYbird Facebook page that the Lark Sparrow was 
>> infact still being seen at Croton Point Park today. No details on what time 
>> though.
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[nysbirds-l] Via Facebook: Croton Point Lark Sparrow YES

[Ryan MacLean]

Linda Scrima just posted on NYbird Facebook page that the Lark Sparrow was 
infact still being seen at Croton Point Park today. No details on what time 
though.
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Via Facebook: Croton Point Lark Sparrow YES

[Larry Trachtenberg]

Is there a reason these folks refuse to get the word out on NYS birds before 
the end of day and instead wait to (I assume)crop photos to put up on Facebook 
after the birding day is over. Just asking.  If I see something of interest at 
the Point I always try and post quickly to NYSBirds, which everyone then sees 
promptly and folks can decide if a trip is worth it. Of course it takes all of 
ten or twenty seconds to do that so perhaps it's too much effort when there's a 
rare bird at the Point or elsewhere. And yes curmudgeons such as myself are not 
(and won't be) on Facebook. And so it goes.

Good luck on this week's CBCs.  One more day and the Lark sparrow will make 
"count week", at least, for the Northern Westchester - Peekskill count.

L. Trachtenberg
Ossining


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Linda Scrima just posted on NYbird Facebook page that the Lark Sparrow was 
infact still being seen at Croton Point Park today. No details on what time 
though.
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[nysbirds-l] Tufted Duck , No

[Phil Uruguay]

Capri lake, 11:50 am Tufted Duck not found after 1 hr scoping, came back this 
morning hoping for photos.
Phil Uruburu

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[nysbirds-l] Suffolk Tufted Duck - no

[d Futuyma]

I follow yesterday's negative report on the Tufted Duck with another. All the 
Aythyas that I can see are fairly close, clustered about the small island in 
the western part of Capri Lake, and the Tufted is not among them.
Doug Futuyma

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[nysbirds-l] bald eagle

[gary straus]

Adult bald eagle leeds pond preserve  plandome l.i. 10:30



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[nysbirds-l] Bronx Zoo: Wilson's Warbler

[Todd Olson]

There's currently a male Wilson's Warbler flitting between bamboo clumps
near the (closed for season) monorail entry at Wild Asia Plaza.  Active
and calling.

Todd Olson, Greater NYC

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