Re:[nysbirds-l] Flyover Mississippi Kite Hempstead Lake State Park, Nassau Co.

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Sorry! Bird was heading east. Eyes up everyone. 

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> On May 9, 2018, at 11:50 AM, Elizabeth Dinapoli <edina...@nyit.edu> wrote:
> 
> First spotted by Rich Kelly, seen briefly by myself and the NSAS wed walk 
> group. Pics taken by Andy Greller. 
> 
> 
> Will post pics to ebird.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Elizabeth A. DiNapoli B.A., M.Ed.
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Re:[nysbirds-l] Flyover Mississippi Kite Hempstead Lake State Park, Nassau Co.

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Sorry! Bird was heading east. Eyes up everyone. 

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> On May 9, 2018, at 11:50 AM, Elizabeth Dinapoli  wrote:
> 
> First spotted by Rich Kelly, seen briefly by myself and the NSAS wed walk 
> group. Pics taken by Andy Greller. 
> 
> 
> Will post pics to ebird.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Elizabeth A. DiNapoli B.A., M.Ed.
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[nysbirds-l] Flyover Mississippi Kite Hempstead Lake State Park, Nassau Co.

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

First spotted by Rich Kelly, seen briefly by myself and the NSAS wed walk 
group. Pics taken by Andy Greller. 


Will post pics to ebird.




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[nysbirds-l] Flyover Mississippi Kite Hempstead Lake State Park, Nassau Co.

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

First spotted by Rich Kelly, seen briefly by myself and the NSAS wed walk 
group. Pics taken by Andy Greller. 


Will post pics to ebird.




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[nysbirds-l] Tundra Swans, LIE exit 49 Dix Hills, NY

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Just had 20 or so swans flyover LIE. Headed north. Clearly we are being invaded!


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[nysbirds-l] Tundra Swans, LIE exit 49 Dix Hills, NY

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Just had 20 or so swans flyover LIE. Headed north. Clearly we are being invaded!


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Re: [nysbirds-l] Ithaca rarities

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Kevin, Funny, you should say that.

As a downstater I was literally having a similar conversation with another 
downstater last month when we had a fantastic day at the Franklin Mt. Hawk 
Watch near Oneonta. We went to the hawk watch for Golden Eagles that weekend 
because of an upstater's post.

We discussed with the local birders there that we feel the upstaters should 
post more often to the listerv and encouraged them to do so.

In my opinion, aside from the occasional icky post, I think us downstaters do 
an excellent job of sharing information that has afforded us many opportunities 
to see some darn good birds.

I appreciate your post and always love to hear what's going on upstate.



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On Jan 3, 2018, at 8:33 PM, Kevin J. McGowan 
> wrote:


With all the trivial downstate chatter on this listserv, I sometimes forget 
that people might actually want to hear about state-level rare birds in our 
area. We have a few at the moment.


Best current bird in Ithaca is a male TUFTED DUCK hanging in the huge (>10,000, 
probably near 20,000) flock of ducks (mostly Redheads) in the very SW corner of 
Cayuga Lake. It is difficult to look at this flock, but views can be had from 
Rt 89 just outside the Ithaca city limits. (Look for the first and only parking 
area on the west side of the road.) Even if you don't find the Tufted Duck, 
this duck flock is an amazing sight.


Also in the area is a family group of Black Vultures (2 adults, 2 juveniles) 
that are consistently, but not constantly, hanging out at the state 
pheasant-raising facility on Game Farm Road, just east of Ithaca and SW of 
Varna.


We had a good Christmas Bird Count on the 1st, with a record-setting 102 
species. Pretty impressive, I have to say for an inland count! Tufted Duck, 
Black Vulture, and Eurasian Goldfinch were all new species for the count. We 
also had record numbers of multiple duck species. Still no sign of the northern 
finches yet, despite the abundance of cones on all the conifers.


Good birds for inland New York included Surf Scoter, White-winged Scoter, 
Long-tailed Duck, Northern Pintail, Green-winged Teal, American Wigeon, 
Gadwall, Red-throated Loon, Peregrine Falcon, Savannah Sparrow.


Good birding and happy new year!


Kevin


Happy new year!


Kevin


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Re: [nysbirds-l] Ithaca rarities

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Kevin, Funny, you should say that.

As a downstater I was literally having a similar conversation with another 
downstater last month when we had a fantastic day at the Franklin Mt. Hawk 
Watch near Oneonta. We went to the hawk watch for Golden Eagles that weekend 
because of an upstater's post.

We discussed with the local birders there that we feel the upstaters should 
post more often to the listerv and encouraged them to do so.

In my opinion, aside from the occasional icky post, I think us downstaters do 
an excellent job of sharing information that has afforded us many opportunities 
to see some darn good birds.

I appreciate your post and always love to hear what's going on upstate.



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Physician Assistant Studies
School of Health Professions
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On Jan 3, 2018, at 8:33 PM, Kevin J. McGowan 
mailto:k...@cornell.edu>> wrote:


With all the trivial downstate chatter on this listserv, I sometimes forget 
that people might actually want to hear about state-level rare birds in our 
area. We have a few at the moment.


Best current bird in Ithaca is a male TUFTED DUCK hanging in the huge (>10,000, 
probably near 20,000) flock of ducks (mostly Redheads) in the very SW corner of 
Cayuga Lake. It is difficult to look at this flock, but views can be had from 
Rt 89 just outside the Ithaca city limits. (Look for the first and only parking 
area on the west side of the road.) Even if you don't find the Tufted Duck, 
this duck flock is an amazing sight.


Also in the area is a family group of Black Vultures (2 adults, 2 juveniles) 
that are consistently, but not constantly, hanging out at the state 
pheasant-raising facility on Game Farm Road, just east of Ithaca and SW of 
Varna.


We had a good Christmas Bird Count on the 1st, with a record-setting 102 
species. Pretty impressive, I have to say for an inland count! Tufted Duck, 
Black Vulture, and Eurasian Goldfinch were all new species for the count. We 
also had record numbers of multiple duck species. Still no sign of the northern 
finches yet, despite the abundance of cones on all the conifers.


Good birds for inland New York included Surf Scoter, White-winged Scoter, 
Long-tailed Duck, Northern Pintail, Green-winged Teal, American Wigeon, 
Gadwall, Red-throated Loon, Peregrine Falcon, Savannah Sparrow.


Good birding and happy new year!


Kevin


Happy new year!


Kevin


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[nysbirds-l] Re: [nysbirds-l] Townsend’s Solitaire YES ++ Tiffany Creek 12/27 (Nassau Co)

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Those are good bday gifts!

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On Dec 27, 2017, at 10:43 AM, Brendan Fogarty 
> wrote:

Hi all,

Just had the solitaire fly from n edge of field to the eastern clump off 
junipers. Again this is off Sandy Hill Rd near Oyster Bay. Also bluebirds here.

Not far away, had a continuing tiny and silvery Cackling Goose at Gerry Park 
(middle pond) in Roslyn, along with a Rusty Blackbird near the eastern creek 
outflow at the big pond.

And lastly the Queens Western Tanager  continued this morning in the southeast 
corner of Golden Pond. No chat.

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[nysbirds-l] Re: [nysbirds-l] Townsend’s Solitaire YES ++ Tiffany Creek 12/27 (Nassau Co)

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Those are good bday gifts!

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On Dec 27, 2017, at 10:43 AM, Brendan Fogarty 
mailto:bn...@cornell.edu>> wrote:

Hi all,

Just had the solitaire fly from n edge of field to the eastern clump off 
junipers. Again this is off Sandy Hill Rd near Oyster Bay. Also bluebirds here.

Not far away, had a continuing tiny and silvery Cackling Goose at Gerry Park 
(middle pond) in Roslyn, along with a Rusty Blackbird near the eastern creek 
outflow at the big pond.

And lastly the Queens Western Tanager  continued this morning in the southeast 
corner of Golden Pond. No chat.

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[nysbirds-l] Snow Geese, Robert Moses Causeway, Suffolk

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

I just had a flock of about 100 Snow Geese flying west over the causeway 
towards the Great South Bay near the southern most bridge. 



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[nysbirds-l] Snow Geese, Robert Moses Causeway, Suffolk

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

I just had a flock of about 100 Snow Geese flying west over the causeway 
towards the Great South Bay near the southern most bridge. 



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[nysbirds-l] Gull-o-rama at Robert Moses State Park in Suffolk County.

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Stopped by on my way to a work site. Field 2 right off beach looking east 
(before volleyball courts). So far Bonapartes, and expects species. The numbers 
are impressive. Arie here with me and he is saying there are multiple thousands 
of them.



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[nysbirds-l] Gull-o-rama at Robert Moses State Park in Suffolk County.

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Stopped by on my way to a work site. Field 2 right off beach looking east 
(before volleyball courts). So far Bonapartes, and expects species. The numbers 
are impressive. Arie here with me and he is saying there are multiple thousands 
of them.



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[nysbirds-l] Western Tanager Alley Pond, Yes!

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Bird seen on the berm next to first man made pond. Also traveling north to 
south from pond back to Northern blvd. Bird sticking around.

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[nysbirds-l] Western Tanager Alley Pond, Yes!

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Bird seen on the berm next to first man made pond. Also traveling north to 
south from pond back to Northern blvd. Bird sticking around.

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[nysbirds-l] Greater White-fronted Goose, Belmont Lake SP, West Babylon

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

The goose is back. Previously reported by Jonathan Stocker on the 16th of Nov. 
I checked on Sunday, the 19th with no luck. Goose back today 2:45pm.

Happy Thanksgiving!

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[nysbirds-l] Greater White-fronted Goose, Belmont Lake SP, West Babylon

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

The goose is back. Previously reported by Jonathan Stocker on the 16th of Nov. 
I checked on Sunday, the 19th with no luck. Goose back today 2:45pm.

Happy Thanksgiving!

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[nysbirds-l] Owl locations

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Hi Everyone!

A reminder, the rules of the listserv (as far as I can remember) state not to 
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I saw a man today drive up to the topside to one of the south facing dunes 
(literally off the road and up to the top of the dune) right before the west 
side of Shinnecock Inlet. I have no idea what he was up to (and it wasn’t a 
gov’t car either). But that incident is a perfect example as to why we don’t 
post specific locations of owls.

I received a few choice opinions of my vague posting earlier today and this is 
my general response to those replies and a general reminder to all. And 
remember, if you don’t have something nice to say, zip it!

Happy owling!

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[nysbirds-l] Owl locations

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Hi Everyone!

A reminder, the rules of the listserv (as far as I can remember) state not to 
post ultra specific locations of owls. I believe general area is acceptable.

I saw a man today drive up to the topside to one of the south facing dunes 
(literally off the road and up to the top of the dune) right before the west 
side of Shinnecock Inlet. I have no idea what he was up to (and it wasn’t a 
gov’t car either). But that incident is a perfect example as to why we don’t 
post specific locations of owls.

I received a few choice opinions of my vague posting earlier today and this is 
my general response to those replies and a general reminder to all. And 
remember, if you don’t have something nice to say, zip it!

Happy owling!

Elizabeth A. DiNapoli B.A., M.Ed.
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[nysbirds-l] Snowy Owl- Somewhere east on Shinnecock Inlet

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Sitting on dune in a double secret location.

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[nysbirds-l] Snowy Owl- Somewhere east on Shinnecock Inlet

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Sitting on dune in a double secret location.

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[nysbirds-l] American Golden Plover Jones Beach, WE2 Swale.

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Received a call this morning from Bob P. that Bob A. relocated the American 
Golden Plover that he found on Monday. 

Bird is currently hanging out on the swale with Kildeer, one Lesser Yellowlegs 
and Canada Geese. 

Ed B. had trouble posting this so I did it for him. You missed this one Arie G! 

Time for lunch! 

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[nysbirds-l] American Golden Plover Jones Beach, WE2 Swale.

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Received a call this morning from Bob P. that Bob A. relocated the American 
Golden Plover that he found on Monday. 

Bird is currently hanging out on the swale with Kildeer, one Lesser Yellowlegs 
and Canada Geese. 

Ed B. had trouble posting this so I did it for him. You missed this one Arie G! 

Time for lunch! 

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Yellow-headed Blackbird info

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Hi Rob! Eric Miller and I just had the bird in the tree to east of the entrance 
gate of the petting. He was very cooperative and easy to find. I spotted him 
within 30 seconds of walking up to the entrance. He flew from the tree to the 
ring to the ground where he began to feed. What a gorgeous man!

Thanks everyone! A lifer for me and Eric's best look at a YHBB in New York.

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On Sep 25, 2017, at 2:59 PM, Rob Jett 
> wrote:

In the interest of anyone attempting to chase the Yellow-headed Blackbird at 
Floyd Bennett Field, I thought more concise information would be helpful.

First, I did not go look for it today, but have noticed RFI and bits of news in 
various resources. That said, it appears that the bird is still present today 
in roughly the same spot. That "spot" is a fenced off, seasonal petting zoo (no 
barnyard animals there yet) in the northwest corner of Floyd Bennett Field a 
stone's throw from the artificial turf soccer fields next to the Aviator Sports 
complex. For the latitude / longitude types out there:

40?35'32.21"N
73?53'58.60"W

Despite the bird's brilliantly plumed head, it does manage to disappear 
occasionally, mostly just perching in the scattering of trees at that location 
for long stretches.

Good birding,

Rob

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Yellow-headed Blackbird info

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Hi Rob! Eric Miller and I just had the bird in the tree to east of the entrance 
gate of the petting. He was very cooperative and easy to find. I spotted him 
within 30 seconds of walking up to the entrance. He flew from the tree to the 
ring to the ground where he began to feed. What a gorgeous man!

Thanks everyone! A lifer for me and Eric's best look at a YHBB in New York.

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Physician Assistant Studies
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On Sep 25, 2017, at 2:59 PM, Rob Jett 
mailto:citybir...@earthlink.net>> wrote:

In the interest of anyone attempting to chase the Yellow-headed Blackbird at 
Floyd Bennett Field, I thought more concise information would be helpful.

First, I did not go look for it today, but have noticed RFI and bits of news in 
various resources. That said, it appears that the bird is still present today 
in roughly the same spot. That "spot" is a fenced off, seasonal petting zoo (no 
barnyard animals there yet) in the northwest corner of Floyd Bennett Field a 
stone's throw from the artificial turf soccer fields next to the Aviator Sports 
complex. For the latitude / longitude types out there:

40?35'32.21"N
73?53'58.60"W

Despite the bird's brilliantly plumed head, it does manage to disappear 
occasionally, mostly just perching in the scattering of trees at that location 
for long stretches.

Good birding,

Rob

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Any YHBB sightings this am?

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Hi Felipe, thank you for posting. Where is his exact location now? :)

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> On Sep 25, 2017, at 12:49 PM, Felipe Pimentel <fpime...@hunter.cuny.edu> 
> wrote:
> 
> The bird is here now! It is feeding on the ground. We took many photos of 
> this magnificent bird (Lotus & Felipe).
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Sep 25, 2017, at 9:08 AM, Elizabeth Dinapoli <edina...@nyit.edu> wrote:
>> 
>> Anyone see the Brooklyn bird today?
>> 
>> Elizabeth A. DiNapoli B.A., M.Ed.
>> Manager of Clerkship Education
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Any YHBB sightings this am?

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Hi Felipe, thank you for posting. Where is his exact location now? :)

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> On Sep 25, 2017, at 12:49 PM, Felipe Pimentel  
> wrote:
> 
> The bird is here now! It is feeding on the ground. We took many photos of 
> this magnificent bird (Lotus & Felipe).
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Sep 25, 2017, at 9:08 AM, Elizabeth Dinapoli  wrote:
>> 
>> Anyone see the Brooklyn bird today?
>> 
>> Elizabeth A. DiNapoli B.A., M.Ed.
>> Manager of Clerkship Education
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[nysbirds-l] Any YHBB sightings this am?

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Anyone see the Brooklyn bird today?

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[nysbirds-l] Any YHBB sightings this am?

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Anyone see the Brooklyn bird today?

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[nysbirds-l] Philly Vireo NYIT Old Westbury Campus

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Seen on DuPont circle stretch east side of lake. Found by Eric Miller, Lindy 
and Barbara Garriel. 

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[nysbirds-l] Philly Vireo NYIT Old Westbury Campus

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Seen on DuPont circle stretch east side of lake. Found by Eric Miller, Lindy 
and Barbara Garriel. 

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[nysbirds-l] Golden-winged warbler

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Yesterday morning, myself, Pat Aitken and Arie had a Golden-winged Warbler near 
Little Alley Pond. It was first seen by Eric Miller on the 1st. He was still 
there as of late afternoon yesterday. Relocated by Eric, Lisa S. and Arie. 
Where they were able to get some nice looks. Bird was seen in same spot. Path 
on right walking towards Little Alley Pond from Springfield Blvd parking lot. 


Thanks! 


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516.686.3827 (w)
516.404.1984 (c)




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[nysbirds-l] Golden-winged warbler

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Yesterday morning, myself, Pat Aitken and Arie had a Golden-winged Warbler near 
Little Alley Pond. It was first seen by Eric Miller on the 1st. He was still 
there as of late afternoon yesterday. Relocated by Eric, Lisa S. and Arie. 
Where they were able to get some nice looks. Bird was seen in same spot. Path 
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Thanks! 


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New York Institute of Technology Old Westbury, NY 11568
516.686.3827 (w)
516.404.1984 (c)




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Re: [nysbirds-l] Activity at Big John's Pond Jamaica Bay

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

I meant to say "because you know, we have to." Grammar on the road can be 
tricky. 

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> On Sep 1, 2017, at 12:36 PM, Elizabeth Dinapoli <edina...@nyit.edu> wrote:
> 
> Mike Zito and I have been at the blind for over 2 hrs. Lots of passerine 
> activity. FOS Tennessee warbler among others. Also we may have had a Philly 
> Vireo. Need to check our pics against field guide because you, know we have 
> to. 
> 
> Time for lunch!
> 
> 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Activity at Big John's Pond Jamaica Bay

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

I meant to say "because you know, we have to." Grammar on the road can be 
tricky. 

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> On Sep 1, 2017, at 12:36 PM, Elizabeth Dinapoli  wrote:
> 
> Mike Zito and I have been at the blind for over 2 hrs. Lots of passerine 
> activity. FOS Tennessee warbler among others. Also we may have had a Philly 
> Vireo. Need to check our pics against field guide because you, know we have 
> to. 
> 
> Time for lunch!
> 
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> Elizabeth A. DiNapoli B.A., M.Ed.
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[nysbirds-l] Activity at Big John's Pond Jamaica Bay

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Mike Zito and I have been at the blind for over 2 hrs. Lots of passerine 
activity. FOS Tennessee warbler among others. Also we may have had a Philly 
Vireo. Need to check our pics against field guide because you, know we have to. 

Time for lunch!


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[nysbirds-l] Activity at Big John's Pond Jamaica Bay

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Mike Zito and I have been at the blind for over 2 hrs. Lots of passerine 
activity. FOS Tennessee warbler among others. Also we may have had a Philly 
Vireo. Need to check our pics against field guide because you, know we have to. 

Time for lunch!


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[nysbirds-l] Common Nighthawks JB West End

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

After ANOTHER unsuccessful search for the Hud Godwit and miss of the Marbled 
Godwit, we did get to see 4 Common Nighthawks flying over the center median at 
Jones Beach. 

Now, Arie said he spotted them first, but we really know it was me! 

Thank you Stephane for the lesson! I looked up!

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[nysbirds-l] Common Nighthawks JB West End

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

After ANOTHER unsuccessful search for the Hud Godwit and miss of the Marbled 
Godwit, we did get to see 4 Common Nighthawks flying over the center median at 
Jones Beach. 

Now, Arie said he spotted them first, but we really know it was me! 

Thank you Stephane for the lesson! I looked up!

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[nysbirds-l] Hud Godwit possibly Jones.

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Pat Aitken and I may have the bird on the sandbar across from boat basin at 
Jones. We just lost it, but it's looked good. Still scanning with scope. If 
anyone is at the beach, you may want to come here. 

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[nysbirds-l] White-winged Dove

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Whilst checking out the Grasspipers on Doctor's Path, Stacy Meyerheinrich 
noticed two Mourning Doves flying over the field west of the Grasspiper field. 
Turns out, one was a White-winged  Dove. Identified by Arie Gilbert. Also seen 
by myself, Pat Aiken, Kurt Meyerheinrich and a few others (lifer for a few of 
us here). 

Happy Birding!  Almost time for Oysters at Little Creek Oyster farm in 
Greenport. 

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Re[2]: [nysbirds-l] Arctic Tern at Nickerson

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Helpful hint, drive to Nickerson beach and look for the birders!! That gets me 
to where I need to be 98% of the time.

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On Jun 11, 2017, at 6:55 AM, Arie Gilbert 
> wrote:


Robert et al,

In a pinch try using google.

Also,  all may find a slew of maps on the Queens county Bird Club website for 
this and other popular birding locations.

Go to the maps page and scroll through


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Saturday, 10 June 2017, 09:34PM -0400 from Robert Lewis 
rfer...@yahoo.com:

Can anyone give more precise directions to this spot?

Bob Lewis
Sleepy Hollow NY




On Friday, June 9, 2017, 9:25:47 PM GMT, Tim Healy 
> wrote:


Loafing in front of the easternmost colony. Adult bird, with some dark smudging 
on the "shoulders"/bend in the wing. Roseates present as well.

Cheers!
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Re[2]: [nysbirds-l] Arctic Tern at Nickerson

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Helpful hint, drive to Nickerson beach and look for the birders!! That gets me 
to where I need to be 98% of the time.

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On Jun 11, 2017, at 6:55 AM, Arie Gilbert 
mailto:ariegilb...@optonline.net>> wrote:


Robert et al,

In a pinch try using google.

Also,  all may find a slew of maps on the Queens county Bird Club website for 
this and other popular birding locations.

Go to the maps page and scroll through


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Saturday, 10 June 2017, 09:34PM -0400 from Robert Lewis 
rfer...@yahoo.com:

Can anyone give more precise directions to this spot?

Bob Lewis
Sleepy Hollow NY




On Friday, June 9, 2017, 9:25:47 PM GMT, Tim Healy 
mailto:tp...@cornell.edu>> wrote:


Loafing in front of the easternmost colony. Adult bird, with some dark smudging 
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Cheers!
-Tim H
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[nysbirds-l] Swainson's Warbler Prospect Park: Yes!!

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

It's always a good day when you get to see a Swainson's Warbler. We made eye 
contact. He sang for me.  Still in the same spot as reported earlier.  This 
surely makes up for my "maybe it's a Golden-wingled Warbler" debacle yesterday 
at Bayard Cutting. 

40.662858,-73.966905

Time for lunch! 


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[nysbirds-l] Swainson's Warbler Prospect Park: Yes!!

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

It's always a good day when you get to see a Swainson's Warbler. We made eye 
contact. He sang for me.  Still in the same spot as reported earlier.  This 
surely makes up for my "maybe it's a Golden-wingled Warbler" debacle yesterday 
at Bayard Cutting. 

40.662858,-73.966905

Time for lunch! 


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[nysbirds-l] Bay Breasted Warbler

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

The Little Gully, Forest Park just off the road west of the RR bridge on the 
right. 

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[nysbirds-l] Bay Breasted Warbler

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

The Little Gully, Forest Park just off the road west of the RR bridge on the 
right. 

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[nysbirds-l] Jones Beach Summer Tanager Yes!

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Immature half yellow, half red. Seen 1 1/2 miles east of Field 6 south 
side/east bound on Ocean Parkway. 

Now I can have dinner!



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[nysbirds-l] Jones Beach Summer Tanager Yes!

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Immature half yellow, half red. Seen 1 1/2 miles east of Field 6 south 
side/east bound on Ocean Parkway. 

Now I can have dinner!



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[nysbirds-l] Kentucky Warbler

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Active early afternoon at Alley Pond Park. 

As of 1:30pm Jason Linch and I observed the bird near the burled tree by 
Decadon Pond. Still actively singing as well. Bird was Playing hard to get as 
we couldn't get a decent photo. 

Other warblers of note were Magnolia, Blackburnian, Am Redstart, Black and 
White, Blue-winged, BT blue, Black Throated Green, and a few Northern Parulas.

Got a nice look at a Scarlet Tanager and a Solitary Sandpiper who landed in the 
pond as I was preparing to leave. 

Time for lunch!!



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[nysbirds-l] Kentucky Warbler

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Active early afternoon at Alley Pond Park. 

As of 1:30pm Jason Linch and I observed the bird near the burled tree by 
Decadon Pond. Still actively singing as well. Bird was Playing hard to get as 
we couldn't get a decent photo. 

Other warblers of note were Magnolia, Blackburnian, Am Redstart, Black and 
White, Blue-winged, BT blue, Black Throated Green, and a few Northern Parulas.

Got a nice look at a Scarlet Tanager and a Solitary Sandpiper who landed in the 
pond as I was preparing to leave. 

Time for lunch!!



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Re: [nysbirds-l] Continuing birds at Kissena and Plandome

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Great to hear! And yay! Chat I thought he left. But Steve Schellenberger 
told me they are notorious hiders. He may be there for awhile. Happy Holidays 
to all.

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> On Dec 25, 2016, at 4:57 PM, Peter Reisfeld  wrote:
> 
> Having done the Christmas bird count with Jeff Ritter last week, I decided to 
> revisit the Kissena Park on Christmas day to see what was still around.  
> While numbers were down a bit from last week, the Red-headed woodpecker 
> continues to be an active presence, and can heard loudly rattling on the 
> western side of the hill south of the lake.  
> 
> While looking for the winter wren seen last week at Eric Miller’s secret 
> warbler spot north of the golf course, I was surprised to find a house wren, 
> a pretty rare bird for late December. (And one which would have been a nice 
> addition to the count last week.  Oh well...)  
> 
> Then on my way home I stopped at the parking area north of the Plandome train 
> station looking for the yellow-breasted chat.  Having dipped on Thursday and 
> not heard any further reports, I didn’t expect much. But when I arrived, he 
> was sitting on top of a brush pile on the left of the path near the 5 door 
> garage.  And in typical chat fashion, he disappeared before I could take a 
> photo.  
> 
> Good winter birding to all, 
> 
> Peter
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[nysbirds-l] Pics Yellow-Breasted Chat Northern Nassau County

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

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[nysbirds-l] Pics Yellow-Breasted Chat Northern Nassau County

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

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[nysbirds-l] Second glance produced a great find at the Plandome train station for the Northern Nassau CBC

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

   Good Afternoon Everyone,

Jennifer Wilson-Pines and I braved the yucky weather on the 17th for the 
Northern Nassau CBC. We were in sector 1 which included parts of Manhasset, 
Plandome, Port Washington and Great Neck.  We had a decent day considering the 
weather was terrible.  We saw every Junco on Long Island lol.

When we arrived at the Plandome Train Station we were hoping to see what our 
recon earlier in the week produced. Winter Wren’s and Golden Crown Kinglets.  
This spot is also good for Robins,  American Goldfinches and Cardinals.  It 
tends to be birdy due to the low lying brush, a stream that winds through and 
along the train tracks, trees with berries and the power station which Jennifer 
feels keeps the area slightly warmer and now as we look back possibly keeping 
small bugs alive during the colder months.  There are several houses on the 
other side of the stream that also put up feeders.

To make a long story short, as we were sitting in my car I noticed a blaze of 
yellow pop into my view.  Making the most sense at the time I yell out “Common 
Yellowthroat!”  Jennifer and I remarked that the bird was a glutton for 
punishment and half crazy for still being here.  Luckily Jennifer was able to 
snap two shots of him.  He was gone in about 5 seconds. I hopped out of  the 
car to look for him, but he was gone.  We weren’t thinking that it was anything 
else but a CYT and happy for that.   I did for a 1/2 second think “Boy was he 
bright and big” but dismissed it as him being up next to the snow and puffed up 
like every other bird that day.

When Jennifer finally had a moment to upload the pics from the day, she took a 
double take and realized we didn’t have a CYT.  She sent me and a few others 
the pics and sure as snow this wasn’t a CYT (i’m totally embarrassed at this 
point).  We received confirmation from some local birding-masters it turns out 
that crazy CYT was actually a Yellow-Breasted Chat.  Here he is in his crazy 
glory!!  This takes the Northern Nassau count from 99 to 100!  This may be a 
first for Northern Nassau.  Glenn Quinn is going to check the archives.

Luckily the bird IS still there.  I went this morning on my way to work and 
spotted him with another birder who has asked to remain anonymous. This morning 
he was hanging out with the Winter Wrens and Sparrows in the thicket behind the 
garage.  He is plump, happy, still alive and more importantly actually a Chat.



To see this bird:

GPS Coordinates: 40.809704, -73.695894

Address: 143 Stonytown Road, Manhasset, NY 11030  (Which is actually the 
Plandome Country Club).


Across from the club (facing south there is a parking lot for the train 
station). Behind that lot is a maintenance facility for the town and village. 
Lot’s of trucks etc.  The bird was seen at the southern part of the maintenance 
lot facing the brush.  There is a trail that to the east of that runs adjacent 
to the brush along the tracks you may want to check that too.  To the west of 
the brushy area is a garage, you can check that to (where he was today).  It 
leads to the other part of the stream and the houses that have feeders up.   
Email me for pictures of the bird.  We are glad to share.  Too large to send


Lessons learned:  Things aren’t always what they seem. Anything can happen on a 
CBC. And I shouldn’t be so hard on myself for a wrong i.d.

 Siide note, I will be forever mad at you, Pink Footed Goose!!! (He was also in 
my sector for the Queens County CBC and he decided to not to show up).





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Director of Clerkship Education
Physician Assistant Studies
School of Health Professions
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[nysbirds-l] Second glance produced a great find at the Plandome train station for the Northern Nassau CBC

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

   Good Afternoon Everyone,

Jennifer Wilson-Pines and I braved the yucky weather on the 17th for the 
Northern Nassau CBC. We were in sector 1 which included parts of Manhasset, 
Plandome, Port Washington and Great Neck.  We had a decent day considering the 
weather was terrible.  We saw every Junco on Long Island lol.

When we arrived at the Plandome Train Station we were hoping to see what our 
recon earlier in the week produced. Winter Wren’s and Golden Crown Kinglets.  
This spot is also good for Robins,  American Goldfinches and Cardinals.  It 
tends to be birdy due to the low lying brush, a stream that winds through and 
along the train tracks, trees with berries and the power station which Jennifer 
feels keeps the area slightly warmer and now as we look back possibly keeping 
small bugs alive during the colder months.  There are several houses on the 
other side of the stream that also put up feeders.

To make a long story short, as we were sitting in my car I noticed a blaze of 
yellow pop into my view.  Making the most sense at the time I yell out “Common 
Yellowthroat!”  Jennifer and I remarked that the bird was a glutton for 
punishment and half crazy for still being here.  Luckily Jennifer was able to 
snap two shots of him.  He was gone in about 5 seconds. I hopped out of  the 
car to look for him, but he was gone.  We weren’t thinking that it was anything 
else but a CYT and happy for that.   I did for a 1/2 second think “Boy was he 
bright and big” but dismissed it as him being up next to the snow and puffed up 
like every other bird that day.

When Jennifer finally had a moment to upload the pics from the day, she took a 
double take and realized we didn’t have a CYT.  She sent me and a few others 
the pics and sure as snow this wasn’t a CYT (i’m totally embarrassed at this 
point).  We received confirmation from some local birding-masters it turns out 
that crazy CYT was actually a Yellow-Breasted Chat.  Here he is in his crazy 
glory!!  This takes the Northern Nassau count from 99 to 100!  This may be a 
first for Northern Nassau.  Glenn Quinn is going to check the archives.

Luckily the bird IS still there.  I went this morning on my way to work and 
spotted him with another birder who has asked to remain anonymous. This morning 
he was hanging out with the Winter Wrens and Sparrows in the thicket behind the 
garage.  He is plump, happy, still alive and more importantly actually a Chat.



To see this bird:

GPS Coordinates: 40.809704, -73.695894

Address: 143 Stonytown Road, Manhasset, NY 11030  (Which is actually the 
Plandome Country Club).


Across from the club (facing south there is a parking lot for the train 
station). Behind that lot is a maintenance facility for the town and village. 
Lot’s of trucks etc.  The bird was seen at the southern part of the maintenance 
lot facing the brush.  There is a trail that to the east of that runs adjacent 
to the brush along the tracks you may want to check that too.  To the west of 
the brushy area is a garage, you can check that to (where he was today).  It 
leads to the other part of the stream and the houses that have feeders up.   
Email me for pictures of the bird.  We are glad to share.  Too large to send


Lessons learned:  Things aren’t always what they seem. Anything can happen on a 
CBC. And I shouldn’t be so hard on myself for a wrong i.d.

 Siide note, I will be forever mad at you, Pink Footed Goose!!! (He was also in 
my sector for the Queens County CBC and he decided to not to show up).





Elizabeth A. DiNapoli, M.Ed.
Director of Clerkship Education
Physician Assistant Studies
School of Health Professions
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Barnacle Goose Belmont Lake SP Suffolk Co.

[Elizabeth Dinapoli]

Sounds suspect to me lol! The PFG was in our sector. We did get the Red Headed 
WP however. 

Liz

Elizabeth A. DiNapoli B.A., M.Ed.
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> On Dec 19, 2016, at 2:22 PM, "pjlind...@optonline.net" 
>  wrote:
> 
> Like the Pink-foot that went missing for the Queens CBC yesterday but 
> returned today, the Barnacle Goose was a no-show for the Captree count 
> yesterday, but is now resting comfortably on Belmont Lake.
> 
> Shai Mitra via Patricia Lindsay
> Bay Shore
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