[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Central Park, NYC - Tues., 4/25 (and no re-finds of Painted Passerina bunting - ?)

2023-04-25 Thread Tom Fiore
Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City -

A ‘female-type-plumaged’ BLUE Grosbeak was seen in Central Park’s Ramble area, 
just north of the Azalea Pond there on Tuesday, April 25th; thanks to M.B. 
Kooper for an initial report! Note that this was seen in the afternoon of 
Tuesday.

In the meanwhile, that ‘other’ Passerina [genus] individual, somewhat 
rarer-still (!) - the Painted Bunting of recent days, in Central Park’s 
northern area for all of its’ known stay so far, has *not been publicly 
reported in 2 days*, and, possibly has moved on.  It is also *possible* that it 
remains in the county or even in the same sector of the same park, somewhere.

Fairly good diversity of other migrant species were again seen (overall) in 
Central Park, and elsewhere in N.Y. County, which takes in Manhattan island.

Good birds,

Tom Fiore
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[nysbirds-l] Blue grosbeak in Co-Op City Athletic Field, Bronx

2022-05-02 Thread Lela Chapman
There is what I believe to be young or nonbreeding male blue grosbeak in
the northern Co-Op City Athletic Field in the Bronx, just around 3pm.  I
was eating lunch in my car with my binoculars scanning all the starlings
and robins in the field, and very surprised to see this bird.  If I'm wrong
lunch is on me, but I think it's worth reporting.  Will post some terrible
phone/binocular pictures to Ebird shortly in a list submitted for the
Rivers Run Community Garden hotspot.

Coordinates were 40.876219, -73.823819.

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[nysbirds-l] Blue grosbeak, East Hampton Recycling Center

2021-07-17 Thread Bruce Horwith
Found yesterday by M Doyle. Moved to hill southwest of mulch piles, but
singing and providing good views

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Bellport Dock, Bellport, Suffolk Co

2021-04-20 Thread Mike Scheibel
In grassy area along Shore Road at entrance to Bellport Dock

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Suffolk County Farms

2020-05-05 Thread Glenn Quinn
Male, main hedgerow vicinity of beehives, then further south near largest dead 
tree. Sang once.

Sent from my iPhone, I think.

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak at Forest Park

2018-05-09 Thread Steve Walter
The almost certainly same female Blue Grosbeak seen at the Forest Park
waterhole Sunday reappeared around 1:30 today. 

 

 

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[nysbirds-l] Blue grosbeak

2018-05-03 Thread Michael Higgiston
Found a female blue grosbeak at Southaven 😊Park in field next to Ranger station
Mike Higgiston 

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[nysbirds-l] Blue grosbeak

2018-04-25 Thread Michael Higgiston

Sighted this morning at 8:30 in field next to ranger station at canoe/kayak 
parking lot at Southaven park in Yaphank
Mike Higgiston 
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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak

2018-04-24 Thread Paul Maldonado
Blue Grosbeak is still present in Southaven. Back end of parking lot to the 
canoe/kayak launch. Time is 10:17. Thanks GQ

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Southhaven CP

2018-04-24 Thread GQ
Still present this morning at 8 AM in kayak launch parking lot.

Sent from my iPhone, I think.

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Southhaven CP, Suffolk

2018-04-23 Thread GQ
Male, feeding on ground in kayak launch parking lot off the main lot, 1:40 PM

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[nysbirds-l] Blue grosbeak at Robert moses sp

2018-04-22 Thread Pat Aitken
In the volleyball courts. Field 2, found by Kurt M. --

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak Feeder Visit

2018-04-17 Thread Joel Horman
A male Blue Grosbeak visited our feeder in Ridge this AM,  a first for 
us and number 114 on our yard list. A rather early date but I don't know 
if it might be a record. Photos were taken.


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Ridge, Suffolk County, NY



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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak Jones Beach West End, Nassau Co.

2017-11-05 Thread Patricia Lindsay
Richly colored hatching year bird at the outer turnaround ramp to Field 2.

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak - Oceanside Landfill 6/2 (Nassau Co)

2017-06-02 Thread Brendan Fogarty
Morning all,
A Town of Hempstead survey of the Oceanside Landfill along Long Beach Road 
produced at least one immature male Blue Grosbeak. It was singing along the 
north and west edges of the landfill. I was able to observe an immature male 
singing at two locations ~1,100 ft apart within a few minutes, but I did not 
have time to verify that there were two birds. They look similar in photos. 
Also here Savannah Sparrows breeding on the landfill, 2 Indigo Buntings, and a 
very late BT Green Warbler. Lots of flyby ibis here. Also 4 Little Blue Herons 
in the immediate marsh, seen from atop the landfill.
I do not know about access, but there is a small (gated) park which from which 
it would be audible 40.623182, -73.636119The parking area at the end of this 
road is close to the second point, but is commercial, trashed, and secluded, so 
be careful: 40.621469, -73.634468Chabad of Oceanside parking lot is still 
within earshot of the second point. 40.620521, -73.632850
Please be respectful of people in the neighborhood and don't stress the bird 
with playback if you go, it was singing consistently this morning around 7.
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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak West End (Nassau)

2017-05-11 Thread d Futuyma
Male on road verge, entrance ramp from Ocean Parkway. Almost no other passage 
migrants. Abundant salt marsh mosquitoes.
Doug Futuyma

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak YES (New York County)

2017-05-10 Thread brian . whipple
The Blue Grosbeak was foraging around the apiary in the Battery exactly
where first described by Gabriel Willow: just west of the Statem Island
Ferry terminal.

Any gardeners or other employees of the Battery Conservancy will know how
to direct you if needed.

I tried posting to @BirdCentralPark on Twitter, but for some reason I can't.

Brian
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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak Upper Lisle County park. Broome county.

2017-05-01 Thread David Nicosia
Just had a singing BLUE GROSBEAK from claybanks trail Upper Lisle County
park in Broome co.  The bird was singing voraciously for a while and then
chased by Purple finches.  Another Black Vulture was seen in Vestal NY
today as well. Am I still in upstate NY?

Dave Nicosia

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak

2017-04-28 Thread Rob Bate
There is a very cooperative bright first year male Blue Grosbeak in a fenced in 
area of lawn just south of the Tennis House on the west side of the Ling Meadow 
near 9th street and Prospect Park West. 

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Brooklyn
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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak

2017-04-14 Thread Robert A. Proniewych
Found at West End 2 by Bill Handley. 150 eat of toll booth.
Robert Proniewych

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Central Park, NYC 10/12

2016-10-13 Thread Thomas Fiore
Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
Wednesday, 12 October, 2016 -

A BLUE Grosbeak (of brownish coloration) was found by Joe Giunta's  
morning NYC Audubon (NYCAS) chapter bird-walk group, at the wildflower  
meadow in the park's north end, and subsequently seen by various other  
observers intermittently thru the day, with late sightings in the last  
hour of the day; most of the time rather skulking in the eastern end  
of the fenced-in meadow, which is very roughly near about 104th  
Street, & west of the park's East Drive.  A very good variety of other  
migrants was found by the birding groups led by the above, & Gabriel  
Willow & others with NYCAS, as well as for the AMNH (American Museum  
of Natural History), in various parts of the park today.  Thanks to  
all and in regards to helping to put word out, to David Barrett of  
Manhattan, who also was on-scene for the blue grosbeak.

"All ethics so far evolved rest upon a single premise: that the  
individual is a member of a community of interdependent parts. ~

The land ethic simply enlarges the boundaries of the community to  
include soils, waters, plants, and animals, or collectively: the land. ~

A land ethic changes the role of Homo sapiens from conqueror of the  
land-community to plain member and citizen of it.   It implies respect  
for his-her fellow-members, and also respect for the community as such."

- Aldo Leopold (1887–1948), U.S. wildlife biologist, conservationist,  
professor, author, best known for his book "A Sand County  
Almanac" (1949), which has sold more than two million copies.

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak Connetquot SPP

2016-05-15 Thread Ken Thompson
I saw a male Blue Grosbeak in Connetquot State Park Preserve this am. I was
in the area east of the blue barn north of the paddock above the main
buildings

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak

2016-04-10 Thread Michael Higgiston

In my yard in East Quogue now
Mike Higgiston
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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak JBWR

2015-05-17 Thread Christina Wilkinson
I just saw a male Blue Grosbeak on the West Pond firebreak trail about 1/3 way 
from the parking lot by the Addabbo Bridge.
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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak Forest park

2015-05-10 Thread David Klauber
It was a slow day both at Jamaica bay and Forest Park. Very unusual for Forest 
Park was a female type Blue Grosbeak feeding along the railroad tracks straight 
back from the waterless water hole, by a sandy area where there's a path 
crossing the tracks.
A Cape May was singing an alternate-type song by the gully, otherwise diversity 
was low - many Parulas, a BT Green, Blackpoll, Ovenbird. 
  
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[nysbirds-l] Blue grosbeak Robt Moses stpk suff co

2015-04-30 Thread Arie Gilbert
On shoulder now just past turn 

http://goo.gl/maps/arRN2


04/30/2015 @ 1:48 PM

Arie Gilbert 
No. Babylon NY 

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak continuing Muscoot Farm, Westchester

2015-04-22 Thread Anne Swaim
Nick Hawvermale relocated male Blue Grosbeak 1:15pm this aft at Muscoot Farm, 
Westchester. Same area: by compost pile near gazebo in back, upper fields. 


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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak-Muscoot Farm

2015-04-22 Thread tgrainger
Continued late yesterday circling the field in the hedgerows just past the 
gazebo. 

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Re:[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Muscoot Farm Westchester

2015-04-21 Thread Ryan MacLean
Still there as of 5:15 PM working the same general area of the field behind the 
gazebo, feeding on the ground near the haymounds on the right side of the 
field. For those unfamiliar w Muscoot Farm, take the trail straight at the far 
end of the parking lot past all of the barns and a field surrounded by a white 
fence, bare right at the first fork til you get to a wooden shed. Take the next 
right and eventually you'll emerge in a field with a gazebo directly infront of 
you. The field directly beyond the gazebo is where the Grosbeak is hanging out, 
about an 8 minute walk from the parking lot. Ann primarily had it on the left 
side of the field working the brushy area and this is where I first spotted it 
(it will occasionally associate w Blackbirds & Cowbirds in treetops). However 
the area we mostly watched the bird was near the hay-mounds on the right just 
when you walk into the field past the gazebo. The bird does flush very easily 
so please keep your distance and stay on the trails as to not corner the bird.


Most importantly, for those who don't know THE PARK GATE CLOSES AT 4 PM. If you 
get there near closing time you should park on Route 100.


Thank you Roger for the awesome find and to Ann for getting the word out!


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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Muscoot Farm Westchester

2015-04-21 Thread Anne Swaim
Male blue grosbeak found last eve at Muscoot Farm, Westchester, by Roger 
Garrison still present all day today and being seen now. (By gazebo in back 
fields, associating w cowbirds and visiting nearby compost pile.)

Anne Swaim
Saw Mill River Audubon
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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Smith Pt Park

2015-04-21 Thread Joel Horman
At noon today two female Blue Grosbeaks were present on the grassy area 
to the left, just past the bridge, and in near proximity to an active 
fox den: a female and five gamboling cubs.


Peggy & Joel Horman
Ridge

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak @ Sunken Meadow SP, Suffolk

2014-10-15 Thread David La Magna
Late this afternoon, 4:30ish, a quick stop after work to the dump area in the 
back of Field 2 at Sunken Meadow produced at least one Blue Grosbeak, 
presumably one of the individuals that was previously reported earlier in the 
year at this location.

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak

2014-04-19 Thread Edith Wilson
A first-spring Blue Grosbeak has been visiting the feeders in my back 
yard in Deer Park LI since Wednesday. It is the smallest of its kind 
I've ever seen, when I first spotted it I thought it was an Indigo Bunting.

Edith Wilson

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak

2013-10-09 Thread Robert A. Proniewych
Just had an immature Blue Grosbeak at the West End ll. In the bushes lining
the road into the Coast Guard station.
Robert Proniewych

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[nysbirds-l] BLUE GROSBEAK - a late posting

2013-09-16 Thread Karen Rubinstein
For anyone heading to or in Eastern LI, there was an immature Blue Grosbeak
in a field along Town Lane in East Hampton.  The bird was observed by me on
Sunday in the late morning, and re-found later that day.

The field where it was seen is on the south side of Town Lane; the
western-most portion of the field is close to the corner of Town Lane and
Windmill Lane in Amagansett, NY.

The fields are farmed by Quail Hill and extend south to the railroad track.
 I have had Blue Grosbeak in these fields in the fall for the last three
years

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East Hampton and New York City

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[nysbirds-l] Blue grosbeak at kissena corridor park queens

2013-09-10 Thread Cesar Castillo
Seen and heard on path parallel to both memorial

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Calverton

2013-08-30 Thread Joel Horman
Late this morning one adult Blue Grosbeak (calling) and two immatures 
were seen in the Veterans Memorial Park, Calverton, in the general 
vicinity of areas where probable breeding was reported in the last BBA.


This park is on the border of EPCAL on the south side of Route 25, 
approximately 4 miles east of William Floyd Parkway, prominently signed. 
From the parking lot, go east to the paved road, then continue south 
(right) past the adjoining paved road to the left. The birds were in the 
oaks overhanging the road about 100 yards on the right. The adult was 
acting somewhat territorial.


Joel Horman
Ridge



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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak in Bridgehampton

2013-07-11 Thread Hugh McGuinness
This morning I heard a singing male BLUE GROSBEAK behind the South Fork
Natural History Museum in Bridgehampton, (Suffolk Co.). The bird was
singing from the large spruce stand directly behind the museum and then
later along the south-eastern edge of the park. There are also several
singing male Indigo Buntings and a small colony of Purple Martins in the
field.

I heard from Jim Ash that his search for the Elegant Tern at Shinnecock was
unsuccessful today, however there was a MARBLED GODWIT on the Tiana flats,
and a WHIMBREL at Triton Lane.

-- 
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Washington, D.C.

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[nysbirds-l] blue grosbeak: Saturday 6/8

2013-06-08 Thread MICHAEL HIGGISTON
A blue grosbeak was seen in the fields south of Grumman Blvd on both 
sides of Line Road in Riverhead this morning at 7:30.   Originally 
reported by Suzy Feustel to eBirds two days ago at the same location.


Mike Higgiston
Eileen Schwinn

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak Shelter Island, Suffolk

2013-04-22 Thread Michael Scheibel
Adult male Blue Grosbeak found today 2:10 pm @ Mashomack Preserve S.I.
Bird was perched in SE corner of South Field on the Green trail near where
it crosses the main driveway.
Nick Hamlet found an Indigo Bunting along the Yellow trail earlier today.
Mike Scheibel
Brookhaven

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak

2013-04-21 Thread JGIUNTA746
Date: April 21, 2013
Location: Camp Hero, Montauk
 
There is an immature male Blue Grosbeak at Camp Hero. The bird is on the  
ground in the area near the Bluebird/Tree Swallow bird boxes.
 
Best,
Joe Giunta
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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak continues at Kissena Corridor

2012-11-08 Thread Cesar Castillo
The Blue Grosbeak continues at Kissena Corridor, found early this mornin 
foraging with some House finches opposite the children's playground.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/14667149@N00/8167781580/


Also saw an American Kestrel
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RE: [nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Kissena Corridor

2012-11-03 Thread Steve Walter
The BLUE GROSBEAK was seen again today at Kissena Corridor (probably better
by Jeff Ritter than me), by the paved path that crosses at 148th Street.
Also in this vicinity were a Winter Wren, up to 10 Fox Sparrows, a Nashville
Warbler, and what in a brief look appeared to be a Tennessee Warbler. When I
first arrived, a flock of 7 Eastern Bluebirds passed overhead, probably on
their way to join in the coastal flight that I'm sure was taking place (but
I couldn't enjoy due to storm related issues). A couple of separate
Bluebirds did touch down in the corridor. I kept an eye on a crab apple tree
at the western end of the corridor that was popular with robins, starlings,
and House Finches, as a potential grosbeak attraction (although that might
be more of a Pine than Evening Grosbeak thing).

 

I haven't abandoned hope on the Virginia's, especially since the spot is so
close to home. A brief check today yielded a Blackpoll Warbler and another
late surprise in the form of a Red-eyed Vireo. At the other end of Alley
Pond Park, by Oakland Lake, migrant influx was evidenced by several Palm and
Yellow-rumped Warblers, as well as a Nashville Warbler. To add to the
comments yesterday on Nashvilles still coming down from points north, I
believe that western Nashvilles could be in the mix at this stage of the
season. I was able to photograph the one at Kissena. It's a dull immature,
but gray extending well down the back might be indicative of a western bird
(or just a dull eastern).

 

 

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Bayside, NY 


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[nysbirds-l] [nysbirds-l]Blue Grosbeak, Kissena Corridor

2012-11-02 Thread Cesar Castillo




Kissean Corridor, Queens New York
I was able to get at least one Blue Grosbeak (if anyone is interested).   It 
was out in the open multiple times and gave great views. too bad it was too 
dark to get a good clear picture.

Follow the Flickr link to see it.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14667149@N00/8146647490/in/photostream/


Also got a Nashville warbler and Indigo Buntings. 

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Central Park Maintenance Meadow

2012-10-08 Thread David Barrett
Lenore Swenson's group responded to a 10:36 AM text alert from Kellye
Rosenheim, Pat Pollock, and others of a BLUE GROSBEAK perched in a tree
just west of the Maintenance Meadow lawn. The cooperative bird remained
there and gave good, close looks to all.

Other highlights from the Ramble:

Gadwall (Turtle Pond)
Osprey (flyover)
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (15+, seen everywhere)
Eastern Phoebe (5+)
Red-eyed Vireo (Maintenance Meadow)
Black-capped Chickadee (several)
White-breasted Nuthatch (5)
Carolina Wren
Golden-crowned Kinglet
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Swainson's Thrush
Brown Thrasher
Cedar Waxwing (in fruiting trees all over)
Black-and-white Warbler
Northern Parula
Magnolia Warbler
American Redstart
Blackpoll Warbler
Black-throated Blue Warbler
Palm Warbler (seen frequently)
Yellow-rumped Warbler (abundant)
Eastern Towhee (heard and seen frequently)
Chipping Sparrow
Field Sparrow (Sparrow Rock)
Purple Finch (several, east side of Maintenance)
American Goldfinch

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak in Central Park

2012-09-29 Thread Gabriel Willow
While leading a group on a tour around Strawberry Fields & The Ramble on this 
damp & chilly morning, we spotted some nice migrants, the highlight of which 
was a young Blue Grosbeak along the edge of the lake south of the Bow Bridge. 
It was flitting through the cattails and then flew up into a weeping willow by 
the water, affording us a good view. It looked to be a first-year bird judging 
by the bright rusty plumage. It was giving its distinctive ringing call.

We also saw a nice assortment of warblers, and numerous Ruby-throated 
Hummingbirds and Rose-breasted Grosbeaks hanging around the jewel weed growing 
by the Oven.

Also spotted was an unusual first-year male Northern Cardinal that I've seen 
several times now by The Oven and the Maintenance Meadow.  He has a freakishly 
long crest, about 2-3 times as long as a typical cardinal's crest I'd say. Has 
anyone else seen this unusual bird?  I've named him "Cresty the Cardinal".  I 
wonder if he'll maintain the extra-long crest through future molts?

Good birding,

Gabriel Willow
NYC Audubon
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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak Central Park 0/25

2012-09-25 Thread Karen Fung
A female-type Blue Grosbeak has been present in the Wildflower Meadow
for the past hour. Check the western edge of the main fenced in area
of the meadow as well as the path along the west side  by the Loch
(where one hung out for a few days last fall).

It is now 5:55pm

Karen Fung
Manhattan



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NYC
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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak RMSP

2012-08-30 Thread Ardith Bondi
Thanks to the birder who told us where to look. Near volleyball courts on east 
side of western most parking lot. 

Ardith Bondi & Peter Post

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[nysbirds-l] blue grosbeak

2012-06-18 Thread mikehigg
A pair of blue grosbeak were found this morning in a field on the south side of 
Rte 25A in Calverton, just east of Hulse Landing Road.    This field is across 
the road from the mountain bluebird site.  The birds were frequenting the west 
side of the field.  Mike HiggistonEileen Schwinn

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Stony Brook (Suffolk)

2012-05-08 Thread Douglas Futuyma
This morning, Luci Betti called my attention to a Blue Grosbeak on the
Stony Brook University campus, discovered yesterday by Sara Burch and Jacob
McCartney. It is a young singing male, along the south edge of the "Tabler"
dorm parking lot, adjoining a sump (water catchment basin).

Douglas Futuyma
Stony Brook

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak FBF / Cerulean Warbler FP

2012-05-06 Thread Steve Walter
A couple of notable birds I ran into today were a female BLUE GROSBEAK at
Floyd Bennet Field, Brooklyn (in the area just southwest of the community
garden) and a male CERULEAN WARBLER around the water hole at Forest Park,
Queens. The Cerulean had come down to the water hole a couple of times
before I got there. Both places, as well as Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, had
a variety of normal spring migrants that I won't bother to list or boldface.

 

Steve Walter

Bayside, NY


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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak (2), Connetquot S.P., Oakdale, Suffolk Co.

2012-04-29 Thread Michael Scheibel
Looked unsuccessfully  this evening for the previously reported
Yellow-throated Warbler @ CSP from 5:30 to 6:45 pm. My wife Lynne and I did
relocate the first summer male Blue Grosbeak as reported earlier today by
Ken Thompson in the company of a breeding plumage adult male Blue Grosbeak
in the paddock west of the main building.  Also, had a FOS Green Heron fly
over the nearby pond.


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Brookhaven

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Re:[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Summer Tanagers, etc.

2012-04-28 Thread John Gluth
The Summer Tanager found this morning (~8:15) during the Great South Bay
Audubon field trip (co-led by Steve D'Amato and myself) was actually on
the orange end of the spectrum for a female SUTA, which momentarily led me
to think it was a female oriole when I first laid eyes on it. We managed to
keep it in view for ~5 minutes as it moving through the treetops before
losing track of it. This was along the north edge of the picnic area less
than 100 yards west of the main parking lot, and east of the where the male
was found later.

The SUTAs were part of a fair movement of birds overnight which occurred
despite the north winds and chilly temperatures. These arrivals were
dominated by Yellow-rumped Warblers (of course), but also featured
Blue-winged, Yellow, Black-throated Green, B&W, N. Parula, and Common
Yellowthroat. Other highlights included Great-crested Flycatcher,
Warbling Vireo, Scarlet Tanager, and Indigo Bunting.

I found that the adult male Blue Grosbeak and 4 male Indigo Buntings
persisted at Gilgo when I visited there solo mid-afternoon (3-3:45).

John Gluth



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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Summer Tanagers, etc.

2012-04-28 Thread Seth Ausubel
The Blue Grosbeak was still at Gligo Beach this morning, feeding on the lawn at 
the edge of the parking lot east of the snack bar.  There were two Summer 
Tanagers at Valley Stream State Park.  An immature male with alot of red was 
found by Gail Benson while many were searching for an all-green female found 
earlier by the Great South Bay Audubon group.  The area where the imm male was 
can be reached by walking south from Parking Field 2 (near the Southern Pkwy), 
past two restroom buildings, and across the bridge over the creek on your 
right.  There were also two Solitary Sandpipers in the creek south of 
Hendrickson Ave.  I do not believe the female tanager was relocated.

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Forest Hills, NY




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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak - YES

2012-04-26 Thread David La Magna
The male Blue Grosbeak was present immediately east of the Gilgo Beach
bathrooms and visible for an extended period of time late this afternoon
(6pm to 6:30ish).  Three male Indigo Buntings were present as well.

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak Continues at Gilgo

2012-04-25 Thread Michael McBrien
This evening, around 6:30, I observed the continuing Blue Grosbeak at  
Gilgo Beach.  It was foraging for extended periods of time in the same  
area in which Derek Rogers found it last night - along the fenceline  
immediately east of the restrooms.  The grosbeak was absent for long  
spans of time and a Sharp-shinned Hawk was noted cruising about the  
area.  Numerous Indigo Buntings continued around the perimeter of the  
lot as well.

Good birding,
  Michael McBrien
  East Patchogue

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak @ Gilgo Beach, Suffolk

2012-04-24 Thread Derek Rogers
Excited about the news of the bunting and grosbeak arrivals I decided
to head out on a late evening mission to Gilgo Beach. It seemed like a
good bet given Pat and Shai's Indigo Bunting counts.

At about 6:15 I located 11 INDIGO BUNTINGS spanning the roadway east
of the main parking area. Only 1 individual was a female.

I decided to check along the edges of the rest of the main parking
area. At 6:45 I noticed a BLUE GROSBEAK foraging along the ground just
west of the main entrance to GILGO. It was located along the south
side of the lot just east (about 10 ft) of the restroom facility.

Some digiscope photos can be viewed at my Flickr page.

Best,

Derek Rogers
Sayville
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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak in Queens

2012-04-23 Thread Daryl Cavallaro
This morning at about 10:30 I spotted an immature male Blue Grosbeak at All
Faiths Cemetery in Middle Village, Queens on Metropolitan Avenue. This was
on the south side of the cemetery in the section along the Christ the King
parking lot. I uploaded  couple of shots here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/darylcav/sets/72157629884799233/

There was also a field sparrow in the same area, about 30 feet away.

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Middle Village, NY

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak CP/NYC (NO, 9/26)

2011-09-26 Thread Tom Fiore
Also looked for by at least a few hardy north-end Central Park  
(Manhattan, NYC) birders was Sunday's (photographed) first-winter  
plumaged Blue Grosbeak - there were NO reports of this again Monday,  
to my knowledge.


Tom Fiore,
Manhattan

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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak area (Central Park, NYC 9/25)

2011-09-25 Thread Tom Fiore
That Blue Grosbeak was found 60-75 yards WEST (not east, which would  
not be within Central Park) of the north gate of the Conservatory  
Garden, which is just west of the East 106 Street park entrance off  
Fifth Avenue, in Manhattan, N.Y. City...


Tom Fiore,
Manhattan

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak in Southampton

2011-07-16 Thread iwarshauer

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Sent: Jul 16, 2011 3:01 PM

Scheduling constraints brought me to the SYS site at mid-morning.   
Hot, sunny, humid, and Little League baseball combined to make for  
poor birding there.  No Grosbeak;  hardly surprising.  It's to be  
noted that both of Hugh's sightings were later in the day.

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak in Southampton

2011-07-16 Thread Jim Osterlund
Scheduling constraints brought me to the SYS site at mid-morning.   
Hot, sunny, humid, and Little League baseball combined to make for  
poor birding there.  No Grosbeak;  hardly surprising.  It's to be  
noted that both of Hugh's sightings were later in the day.


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Re: [nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak in Southampton

2011-07-15 Thread Hugh McGuinness
I saw the BLUE GROSBEAK again this evening at the SYS facility along Major's
Path in Southampton (Suffolk Co.). The only thing I would like to mention
about the directions is that the signpost on the road for the facility is
called something like "Andreassi Way" and not Elkgrove. Also this evening I
noticed thta the Grosbeak favors some seeding grasses on the dirt mounds
north of the chain link fence at the skateboard area, and also the fenced in
impoundment just west of the skateboard area. The skateboard area can be
found just north of the baseball parking area.

Hugh

On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 10:52 PM, Jim Osterlund wrote:

> Parking;
> 40.927692,-72.396566 - Google 
> Maps
>
>
> Where
> the bird was sighted;
> 40.9287, -72.3972 - Google 
> Maps
>
> If coming from the west, be sure to take Hugh's directions exactly as
> written.  Don't take the fork in Tuckahoe that mentions North Sea Road;  it
> will take you to North Sea Road, but at a point north of the connection to
> Major's Path.  Take the connection in Southhampton, as he advises.  If you
> happen to have made the mistake I mentioned, continue north on North Sea
> Road until you meet Mary's Lane:  turn right there;  Major's Path is a
> country block east.
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak in Southampton

2011-07-14 Thread Jim Osterlund
Parking;
40.927692,-72.396566 - Google Maps

Where the bird was sighted;
40.9287, -72.3972 - Google Maps

If coming from the west, be sure to take Hugh's directions exactly as  
written.  Don't take the fork in Tuckahoe that mentions North Sea  
Road;  it will take you to North Sea Road, but at a point north of the  
connection to Major's Path.  Take the connection in Southhampton, as  
he advises.  If you happen to have made the mistake I mentioned,  
continue north on North Sea Road until you meet Mary's Lane:  turn  
right there;  Major's Path is a country block east.

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak in Southampton

2011-07-14 Thread Hugh McGuinness
Actually better coordinates are 40.9287, -72.3972

Hugh

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak in Southampton

2011-07-14 Thread Jim Osterlund
40.927692,-72.396566 - Google Maps


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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak, Summer Tanager at Riis and Tilden

2010-10-02 Thread Isaac Grant

Had a decent morning at Riis and Tilden and the community garden at Floyd 
Bennett Field higlighted by the following:
Molting male Summer Tanager in the brushy field behind the ballfields at Tilden
Fly over Dickcissel from the community garden at Tilden
Blue Grosbeak (a female type) along the fence line of the Riis golf course 
(very close to the over grown hand ball courts)
Multiple flyover Bobolink
Lincolns Sparrow in the field bordering the army reserve building at Tilden
1 low flying Broad-winged Hawk at Riis  
11 species of Warbler highlighted by a Tennessee at the community Garden at 
Floyd Bennett Field 
And many other common migrants like Indigo Bunting, White crowned Sparrow, 
Field Sparrow, Phoebe's, Kinglets, Flickers, Waxwings, Winter Wren
 
Observers Tom Dulski and Isaac Grant
-Isaac

  
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[nysbirds-l] blue grosbeak continues RMSP

2010-05-14 Thread Diana Teta
Thanks to the good work and spotting of another birder (so sorry name eludes
me) was able to see blue grosbeak. Around 7:30 am  Hung out and bird
appeared again.  Seems to move between bushes west of toll booth to the
center meridian inside.

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Long Island,ny


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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak continues, Robt. Moses SP - Suffolk County

2010-05-14 Thread David Klauber

The Blue Grosbeak finally appeared around 8 AM as previously described, the 
turn around circle between the bathrooms and entrance at Field 2. It also fed 
on the grassy circles to the west, and flew into the shrubrow along the 
northwest edge. There was an adult White-crowned Sparrow near the entrance. In 
general migrant activity was low. On the boardwalk east of the hawk watch 
platform at field 5 were 4 Least Flycatchers, a female Blackburnian, singing N 
Waterthrush, a Parula & Magnolia, along with the breeding species   

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RE: [nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak at RMSP Field 2 (Suffolk Co.)

2010-05-13 Thread Grover, Bob
Still there at 6:30 AM this morning.  It was favoring the second small circle 
from the north, on the right as you drive in.

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[mailto:bounce-5790858-3714...@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of ken feustel
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak at RMSP Field 2 (Suffolk Co.)

At 1:30PM this afternoon there was an immature male Blue Grosbeak in front 
(north) of the Robert Moses State Park Field 2 concession.  The bird was easily 
disturbed and moved around the parking area quite a bit, but was last seen 
along the north border of the parking lot west of the main entrance to Field 2.

Ken Feustel


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[nysbirds-l] Blue Grosbeak at RMSP Field 2 (Suffolk Co.)

2010-05-12 Thread ken feustel
At 1:30PM this afternoon there was an immature male Blue Grosbeak in front 
(north) of the Robert Moses State Park Field 2 concession.  The bird was easily 
disturbed and moved around the parking area quite a bit, but was last seen 
along the north border of the parking lot west of the main entrance to Field 2.

Ken Feustel

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