[nysbirds-l] Red-necked grebe, Shirley NY

[leormand]

A red necked grebe in breeding plumage is hanging off the Towns Shirley Beach 
this morning. This is west of William Floyd Parkway in Bellport Bay

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe, oceanside mnsa, Nassau County-yes

[kevin rogers]

Hi all! 
The Red-necked Gebe originally spotted by Sy Sciff a few weeks ago is again 
hanging out behind the osprey nest, out in the bay.
Kind Regards-Kev
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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe, Sands Point Preserve

[Glenn Quinn]

Pure luck spot in heavy chop .

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe, Patchogue Lake, Suffolk Co.

[Mike Scheibel]

Red-necked Grebe found yesterday by Shai Mitra at this location continues this 
morning , diving actively near south end of the lake; also, found a drake 
Blue-winged Teal associating with Gadwalls near mid-lake west side.
Mike Scheibel 
Brookhaven, NY

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[nysbirds-l] Red-Necked Grebe and Rusty Blackbirds at Restoration Pond (Douglaston)

[matt klein]

The Red-Necked Grebe continues at Restoration Pond along with most of the other 
now usual species (Redhead, Ruddy, Ring-Necked, etc.). Also of note was a flock 
of Rusty Blackbirds. They were in a tree by the recently dedicated F. Trump 
underpass. 


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[nysbirds-l] Red Necked Grebe

[Paul Maldonado]

Along Sebonac Inlet Rd in southampton, first body of water, observed a pair of 
Red Necked Grebes quite active diving for fish. observed for roughly 10 minutes 
b4 they disappeared. current time is 13:43

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe, West Marina, Long Beach

[Mike Scheibel]

Continuing bird, first seen in the basin and then in state boat channel 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe and Tundra Swan

[Sy Schiff]

Joe Giunta and I(Sy Schiff) went to Alley Pond Park to the pond with the 
RED-NECKED GREBE. We parked on a side street, walked across to the pond and 
found the bird. There are also REDHEADS, LESSER SCAUP and a PIED-BILLED GRBE 
there.
>From there we went to Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. On the West Pond, 24 TUNDRA 
>SWANS were sleeping.  Occasionally one would pick up its head for an ID. 
>Great!  Snow Geese were everywhere, even mixed in with the swans. A scope is 
>needed in both places.
Sy
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[nysbirds-l] Red Necked Grebe - Restoration Pond Douglaston

[matt klein]

Bird remains (or returned). Great variety here. Redheads, a coot, pie-billed 
grebe, buffleheads, and lesser scaup. 

... to be continued. 

> On Feb 25, 2018, at 12:03 PM, Elizabeth Dinapoli  wrote:
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> Just had 20 or so swans flyover LIE. Headed north. Clearly we are being 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe, Lake Ronkonkoma Suffolk

[aregler]

I live on the lake and have noted high numbers of common merganser, hooded 
merganser an occasional wigeon, mallards, swan, lesser scaup and tons of geese. 
In October there were ruddy ducks and we do get pied billed grebes from time to 
time.  I will keep my eyes open for red necked.


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Date: 2/19/18  5:08 PM  (GMT-05:00) To: nysbird...@list.cornell.edu Subject: 
[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe, Lake Ronkonkoma Suffolk 
To my surprise there is a Red-necked Grebe on the east side of Lake Ronkonkoma. 
 Other notables for this location being a red-throated loon and red-breasted 
merganser (a mention this because in the past it was commented that others have 
never seen it here). 

A good day for red in the name?

Also the ridiculous number of common Merg as usual.

-Dave 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe, Lake Ronkonkoma Suffolk

[David La Magna]

To my surprise there is a Red-necked Grebe on the east side of Lake Ronkonkoma. 
 Other notables for this location being a red-throated loon and red-breasted 
merganser (a mention this because in the past it was commented that others have 
never seen it here). 

A good day for red in the name?

Also the ridiculous number of common Merg as usual.

-Dave 

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked grebe

[Colleen Veltri]

Red-necked grebe continues at Douglaston Pond off the Horace Harding across 
from Fairway with pied-billed grebe. See previous report - Douglaston Queens

May the birds be with you
Colleen and Bobby Veltri 
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[nysbirds-l] Red necked grebe,enviormental pond in alley pond park.

[patrickhoran]

A fast stop at the enviormental pond just now yi elded a red necked grebe..3 
redhead ducks2 pied billed grebes 5 ring necked ducks,and some other regulars 
of assorted ones.thats the small pond across from the faiway market on 
douglaston pkwy.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe Timber Point

[Ken Thompson]

This afternoon there was a Red-necked Grebe at Timber Point County Park
East Marina. Great River

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Sayville NY

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe

[Robert A. Proniewych]

At Coast Guard station. Heading towards the channel.
Robert A. Proniewych

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe

[Patricia Pollock]

I checked the entire Reservoir about 11:30-1:30, did not see the Red-necked 
Grebe (which I'd seen on Thursday afternoon after Tom Fiore's posting)
today I saw 2 pr. of Hooded Mergansers, 4 Northern Shovelers, 1 Pied-billed 
Grebe SW section, 10 American Coots  6 Bufflehoods, etc.
Pat Pollock2/4/17 Sat..
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RE: [ebirdsnyc] Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe on CPk Reservoir probably is a bird released by WBF on Wednesday

[Barry E. Blust]

Larry et al,

I live in southeast PA, about an hour away for the Black-backed Oriole which
I was lucky enough to see yesterday afternoon.  Below are a couple of
postings from the PABirds Listserv that have mentioned the pedigree issue of
the bird.  

The ongoing discussion and reports of the bird can be found here:
http://birding.aba.org/maillist/PA01 

 

Barry E. Blust
21 Rabbit Run Lane
Glenmoore, PA
Upper Uwchlan Township, Chester County
 <mailto:barrybl...@comcast.net> barrybl...@comcast.net 

 

"When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to
everything else in the Universe."

  -- John Muir

 

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Subject: Black-backed Oriole. Berks county
Date: Fri Feb 3 2017 11:20 am
From: scottweidensaul AT verizon.net


 


  While this is an exciting sighting, I think it's important to realize that
this is a species that shows only limited, mostly altitudinal migratory
behavior in its natural range in Mexico, and like most orioles is routinely
kept there as a cage bird (and thus, perhaps, illegally north of the border
as well). I think PORC is going to have its hands full trying to suss out
the provenance of this bird.



  Scott Weidensaul



  Schuylkill Haven, PA



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From: Bird discussion list for Pennsylvania  on
behalf of Geoff Malosh 

Sent: Friday, February 3, 2017 3:28 PM

To: pabi...@list.audubon.org

Subject: Re: [PABIRDS] Black-backed Oriole. Berks county

 

Jerald and all,

 

Along with the difficulties Scott Weidensaul already mentioned about this
species (primarily altitudinal migrant, endemic to central Mexico, not known
to wander widely, commonly kept in captivity at least in Mexico) is the fact
that it's an adult male -- precisely the age/sex one would most expect for
an escaped or released cage bird. If this were a young-of-the-year bird
(probably more likely to "get lost" and while also less likely to have been
shuttled up here illegally) it would be a different story. Of course, if it
was a young bird it would probably be passed off as a Bullock's or a hybrid,
ha ha!

 

The truth is that there is no way to prove that this bird is wild. Unless
it's directly shown somehow to be an escaped captive (which *is* provable in
certain cases), ultimately the provenance of this bird is unknowable. So it
will be up to every individual birder's own subjective judgment and
philosophy to decide whether this bird "counts". The Pennsylvania
Ornithological Records Committee, and indeed the ABA Checklist Committee,
will likewise be forced to make an entirely subjective judgment on the
record according to nothing more than their own personal philosophies and
intuition. That's simply the way it is with birds like this -- there's no
way to know for sure. So my advice would be this: if you would like a chance
to see a free-flying Black-backed Oriole and not have to travel to central
Mexico to do it, then go see this bird and enjoy it, and don't get too
caught up in the unknowable question of whether it "counts". In the end,
everyone's lists are their own.

 

Good birding,

 

Geoff Malosh

Allegheny County

 

(PS - my guess is this bird isn't going to "count". I'll probably go try to
see it at some point anyway.)

 

 

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[mailto:bounce-121208407-77645...@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Larry
Trachtenberg
Sent: Saturday, February 4, 2017 12:45 PM
To: Anders Peltomaa
Cc: Ethan Goodman; NYSBIRDS; EBirds NYC
Subject: Re: [ebirdsnyc] Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe on CPk Reservoir
probably is a bird released by WBF on Wednesday

 

Tangentially related, and not that I would chase it, but was curious if
there are any thoughts on the pedigree of the Black backed oriole being seen
at a feeder in Berks County PA (near Reading)? If accepted I understand it
would be a first North American ABA record.  

 

L. Trachtenberg

Ossining

 

Beautiful adult red shouldered hawk perched low right at entrance to croton
point park this a.m. 

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Re: [ebirdsnyc] Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe on CPk Reservoir probably is a bird released by WBF on Wednesday

[Larry Trachtenberg]

Tangentially related, and not that I would chase it, but was curious if there 
are any thoughts on the pedigree of the Black backed oriole being seen at a 
feeder in Berks County PA (near Reading)? If accepted I understand it would be 
a first North American ABA record.

L. Trachtenberg
Ossining

Beautiful adult red shouldered hawk perched low right at entrance to croton 
point park this a.m.

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On Feb 4, 2017, at 12:26 PM, Anders Peltomaa 
mailto:anders.pelto...@gmail.com>> wrote:

Hi Ethan and all,
I have checked with WBF in the past in regards to for instance Virginia Rail 
sightings. Am hoping to work out an agreement on heads-up notices in the near 
future. Chasing rare bird reports and celebrating successful twitches, becomes 
sour experiences when one afterwards find out that it was a recent rehab 
released bird.

- Anders Peltomaa
Manhattan

On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 12:07 PM, Ethan Goodman 
ethangood...@rocketmail.com [ebirdsnyc] 
mailto:ebirdsnyc-nore...@yahoogroups.com>> 
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I seem to remember some similar questions re a released Prothonotary Warbler a 
while back.  Perhaps the kind folks at the WBF could, in the future, give a 
heads up to the birding community (via these lists, perhaps) when releasing 
locally uncommon or rare species?  This would assist both those who'd like to 
see and/or count such a bird, and those who'd skip the chase with such 
knowledge. I would not expect such notice for locally common or sensitive 
species (owls), but for a bird that is likely to be a first for many (either 
ABA, County, or CP) such consideration would be nice rather than relying on the 
detective work of the community.


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On Saturday, February 4, 2017, 9:48 AM, Ardith Bondi 
mailto:ard...@earthlink.net>> wrote:

Hi All-

A discussion on FB mentioned that a RNGR was released by the Wild Bird
Fund (WBF) into the Central Park Reservoir this week. In a communication
I had with them last night, the WBF confirmed that, in fact, one was
released by them to the Reservoir on Wednesday, which happened to be the
first day one was reported there to NYSBirds. The origin of the bird was
rescue from on-land stranding in Brooklyn. WBF posted to their Facebook
page a video of the bird catching live fish swimming in its waterfowl
rehab pool (pretty amusing, actually). They do that to make sure the
bird can catch its own food before releasing it.

Ardith Bondi

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe on CPk Reservoir probably is a bird released by WBF on Wednesday

[Ardith Bondi]

WBF did, in fact, post this bird to their FB page. Unfortunately, 
because of the nature of FB, the post got buried pretty quickly when 
other posts were made after it, and it required a bit of effort to find 
it. The good folks that work there have enough on their plates already, 
and while they learn about bird species for rehabilitation, they are not 
all birders who are aware of which might be considered "rarities" for 
the area. That is why birders who are aware of releases usually do try 
to get the word out. It just may take a day or two, like what just 
happened.


Ardith

On 2/4/17 12:07 PM, Ethan Goodman wrote:

I seem to remember some similar questions re a released Prothonotary
Warbler a while back.  Perhaps the kind folks at the WBF could, in the
future, give a heads up to the birding community (via these lists,
perhaps) when releasing locally uncommon or rare species?  This would
assist both those who'd like to see and/or count such a bird, and those
who'd skip the chase with such knowledge. I would not expect such notice
for locally common or sensitive species (owls), but for a bird that is
likely to be a first for many (either ABA, County, or CP) such
consideration would be nice rather than relying on the detective work of
the community.


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Hi All-

A discussion on FB mentioned that a RNGR was released by the Wild Bird
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communication
I had with them last night, the WBF confirmed that, in fact, one was
released by them to the Reservoir on Wednesday, which happened to be
the
first day one was reported there to NYSBirds. The origin of the bird
was
rescue from on-land stranding in Brooklyn. WBF posted to their Facebook
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Re: [ebirdsnyc] Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe on CPk Reservoir probably is a bird released by WBF on Wednesday

[Anders Peltomaa]

Hi Ethan and all,
I have checked with WBF in the past in regards to for instance Virginia
Rail sightings. Am hoping to work out an agreement on heads-up notices in
the near future. Chasing rare bird reports and celebrating successful
twitches, becomes sour experiences when one afterwards find out that it was
a recent rehab released bird.

- Anders Peltomaa
Manhattan

On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 12:07 PM, Ethan Goodman ethangood...@rocketmail.com
[ebirdsnyc]  wrote:

>
>
> I seem to remember some similar questions re a released Prothonotary
> Warbler a while back.  Perhaps the kind folks at the WBF could, in the
> future, give a heads up to the birding community (via these lists, perhaps)
> when releasing locally uncommon or rare species?  This would assist both
> those who'd like to see and/or count such a bird, and those who'd skip the
> chase with such knowledge. I would not expect such notice for locally
> common or sensitive species (owls), but for a bird that is likely to be a
> first for many (either ABA, County, or CP) such consideration would be nice
> rather than relying on the detective work of the community.
>
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> Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone 
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> On Saturday, February 4, 2017, 9:48 AM, Ardith Bondi 
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> Hi All-
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> A discussion on FB mentioned that a RNGR was released by the Wild Bird
> Fund (WBF) into the Central Park Reservoir this week. In a communication
> I had with them last night, the WBF confirmed that, in fact, one was
> released by them to the Reservoir on Wednesday, which happened to be the
> first day one was reported there to NYSBirds. The origin of the bird was
> rescue from on-land stranding in Brooklyn. WBF posted to their Facebook
> page a video of the bird catching live fish swimming in its waterfowl
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> bird can catch its own food before releasing it.
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe on CPk Reservoir probably is a bird released by WBF on Wednesday

[Ethan Goodman]

 blockquote, div.yahoo_quoted { margin-left: 0 !important; border-left:1px 
#715FFA solid !important; padding-left:1ex !important; background-color:white 
!important; } I seem to remember some similar questions re a released 
Prothonotary Warbler a while back.  Perhaps the kind folks at the WBF could, in 
the future, give a heads up to the birding community (via these lists, perhaps) 
when releasing locally uncommon or rare species?  This would assist both those 
who'd like to see and/or count such a bird, and those who'd skip the chase with 
such knowledge. I would not expect such notice for locally common or sensitive 
species (owls), but for a bird that is likely to be a first for many (either 
ABA, County, or CP) such consideration would be nice rather than relying on the 
detective work of the community. 


Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone


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wrote:

Hi All-

A discussion on FB mentioned that a RNGR was released by the Wild Bird 
Fund (WBF) into the Central Park Reservoir this week. In a communication 
I had with them last night, the WBF confirmed that, in fact, one was 
released by them to the Reservoir on Wednesday, which happened to be the 
first day one was reported there to NYSBirds. The origin of the bird was 
rescue from on-land stranding in Brooklyn. WBF posted to their Facebook 
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rehab pool (pretty amusing, actually). They do that to make sure the 
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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe on CPk Reservoir probably is a bird released by WBF on Wednesday

[Ardith Bondi]

Hi All-

A discussion on FB mentioned that a RNGR was released by the Wild Bird 
Fund (WBF) into the Central Park Reservoir this week. In a communication 
I had with them last night, the WBF confirmed that, in fact, one was 
released by them to the Reservoir on Wednesday, which happened to be the 
first day one was reported there to NYSBirds. The origin of the bird was 
rescue from on-land stranding in Brooklyn. WBF posted to their Facebook 
page a video of the bird catching live fish swimming in its waterfowl 
rehab pool (pretty amusing, actually). They do that to make sure the 
bird can catch its own food before releasing it.


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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe on CPk Reservoir near South Pumphouse

[Ardith Bondi]

Now. 

With Peter Post. 

Ardith Bondi 
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[nysbirds-l] Red-Necked Grebe - Pt. Lookout, Nassau County

[Long Island Birding]

Sorry for the late report but I had a Red-Necked Grebe between the very
first and second jetty at Pt. Lookout earlier today for anyone interested.
Several Horned Grebes around as well.
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[nysbirds-l] Red - necked Grebe, Montauk.

[tomster101]

Red-necked Grebe continues at south end of Fort Pond, Montauk.

Tom Moran
Shoreham


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 Original message From: Ken Feustel 
 Date:11/23/2016  5:22 PM  (GMT-05:00) 
To: NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu Cc:  Subject: 
[nysbirds-l] Montauk Pt. to East Hampton Birds (Suffolk Co.) 
We started the morning birding the north side of the Point from the 
restaurant. There were low numbers of scoters and eiders on the north side but 
good numbers of Red-throated Loons and Bonaparte’s Gulls. The highlight of the 
mornings birding at Montauk Pt. was a first winter Little Gull feeding fairly 
close inshore off the restaurant with Bonaparte’s Gulls.

When we birded the south side of the Point we came upon a flock of some seven 
thousand scoters with some Common Eider mixed in. We did not observe a single 
Razorbill anywhere. At Fort Pond we came upon our FOS Red-necked Grebe. There 
was a nice mix of birds at Hither Hills State Park, including five species of 
raptors. The only birds of note were two Pine Warblers feeding on the lawn in 
the east picnic area. 

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[nysbirds-l] Red - necked Grebe Montauk

[tomster101]

The previously reported red necked grebes continued  at Fort Pond Bay until the 
skeet shooters returned. They swam out of the bay.

Tom Moran 

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[nysbirds-l] red-necked grebe. 3 Mile Harbor, East Hampton

[Bruce Horwith]

Although certainly not rare, it can be difficult to find red-necked grebe
in East Hampton waters. This one, along side a horned grebe for comparison,
was visible from Boat Yard and Three Mile Harbor Rd yesterday.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe at West Branch Reservoir

[Steven Martin]

RNGR present now at West Branch Reservoir in Carmel. Seen at 10:45 near the
intersection of Belden Rd and 301 north of the causeway. Was approximately
100 ft from the shore at the time.

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Re:[nysbirds-l] Red-Necked Grebe - Purdys, Westchester cty

[Ryan MacLean]

Bird continued all day today, much closer in literally just to the right of 
Deans Bridge. Also of note was a male Rusty Blackbird feeding on the ice with 
Robins as well as atleast 35 newly arrived Wood Ducks.



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Subject: Red-Necked Grebe - Purdys, Westchester cty


Just had extremely brief looks at a non-breeding plumage RED NECKED GREBE on 
Purdys Reservoir, viewed from the end of Deans Bridge Road in Purdys NY. 
Unfortunately the area of open water it was in was obscured by many trees and 
the bird vanished just as I attempted to digiscope it with my phone. This is 
the first time I've ever had one at this spot but considering the recent 
incursion I was suspecting one would show up.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-Necked Grebe - Purdys, Westchester cty

[Ryan MacLean]

Just had extremely brief looks at a non-breeding plumage RED NECKED GREBE on 
Purdys Reservoir, viewed from the end of Deans Bridge Road in Purdys NY. 
Unfortunately the area of open water it was in was obscured by many trees and 
the bird vanished just as I attempted to digiscope it with my phone. This is 
the first time I've ever had one at this spot but considering the recent 
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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe, Brooklyn Bridge Park

[Matthew Wills]

There was a Red-necked Grebe fishing between Piers 5 and 6 this afternoon at 
Brooklyn Bridge Park. The bird is showing a touch of breeding color at the top 
of its neck.

There will be a pic on my blog… soonish.

Cheers,
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[nysbirds-l] Red-Necked Grebe, Central Park Reservoir

[Ed Gaillard]

The Red-Necked Grebe continues on the Central Park Reservoir; currently
sleeping near the north pumphouse.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe. Prospect Park Lake

[Robert Bate]

Peter Dorosh found a Red-necked Grebe by 3 Sisters Islands this morning. Bird 
still there as of 10 AM. 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe

[redknot]

By 3:30 it had moved north into the eastern lobe of the reservoir in the 
Massapequa Preserve about 50 yards south of the bikepath bridge. Great looks 
provided from the shoreline adjacent to Brady Park. A few ring-necked ducks anf 
hooded mergansers on the water.  Also had a FOS osprey making a FOS dive on a 
fish that will not live to see the Spring.

John Turner

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Date: Sunday, March 16, 2014 5:52 pm
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe
To: "NYSbirds-L@cornell.edu" 

> A Red-necked Grebe was observed by myself and Ed Becher at Massapequa
> preserve on the lake/reservoir near the train tracks.
> Bob Proniewych
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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe

[Robert A. Proniewych]

A Red-necked Grebe was observed by myself and Ed Becher at Massapequa
preserve on the lake/reservoir near the train tracks.
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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe on Tappen Beach

[Avery Scott (SkyOfBirds)]

I observed a Red-necked Grebe on Tappen Beach in Sea Cliff, NY today. It
was over on the other side near North Hempstead Beach Park, floating and
bobbing in front of the various boats and piers. Also observed a seal in
the water.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe and Woodcock @ central Park NYC

[Cesar Castillo]

I haven't seen anyone post since this morning.  The Red-necked grebe was still 
there at the Reservoir at 5:30PM.  I stuck around the park (at the Ramble) 
looking for Oriole and maybe Pine Warbler, struck out on both, but decided to 
stay until sunset when some locals alerted me to Woodcock activity in the 
morning.  After the sun set, the woodcocks started calling and flying all over. 
 I counted 6 from the Ramble to the Museum (AMNH), and saw one quickly fly into 
the street (Central Park West) infront of the Museum, then quickly did a U turn 
in the air and back into the park.  It was definitely a good night for Woodcock.
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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe, C.P., NYC 3/13

[Thomas Fiore]

Thursday, 13 March, 2014  -  Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City

Thanks yet again to Peter Post for reporting to this publicly- 
accessible list  the "new" Red-necked Grebe at the reservoir of  
Central Park today. (No one need subscribe nor register, merely have  
standard internet access, in order to read all of the reports  
appearing on nysbirds, unlike some other reporting mechanisms which  
need not be named...)

The grebe was still present as of 5:25 p.m. Thurs., and it had flown  
(I saw it fly) from near the s. shore to near the w. or almost n.w.  
side of the reservoir (that flight at about 4:50 p.m.) In watching it  
fly, I initially believed it could have flown out & away from the park  
as I momentarily lost it in sun-glare, looking west-sw, but it had  
come down in the newly-opened swath of water along the western side of  
the reservoir. (there are also continuing Red-breasted Mergansers,  
both male & presumed female, but these ought pose no ID issues, in any  
reasonable views.)

Other changes today noted by Peter & some others, gulls were few  
today, while Wood Duck numbers at the res. had reached at least 7.  
Also missing for the most part were N. Shovelers, although 1 or 2 were  
still at the reservoir this late afternoon.  2 pairs of Hooded  
Mergansers were in opposite corners, at the nw & se edges of the open  
water. The reservoir still has well over 50%, perhaps still 75% ice  
cover, although more signs of ice break-up are evident by today.

good birding,

Tom Fiore,
Manhattan
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe

[Harry Maas]

Peter,
How much breeding plumage? I saw the bird yesterday with binocs, quite far 
away, late in the day with bad light and light rain and I could not discern 
any breeding plumage, just shades of white and gray.

Best,
Harry
- Original Message - 
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To: 
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2014 2:27 PM
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe


Central Park Reservoir. Different bird than last Sunday. This one is in 
breeding plumage.


Peter Post

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe

[Peter Post]

Central Park Reservoir. Different bird than last Sunday. This one is in 
breeding plumage.  

Peter Post

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe on Patchogue Lake (Suffolk)

[Derek Rogers]

I had the pleasure of viewing a Red-necked Grebe at very close range yesterday 
afternoon while birding Patchogue Lake. 

The bird favored the south end of the lake and best viewing is from East 2nd 
Street, located on the west side of the lake.

Lee Stocker just emailed me, reporting that the bird continues as of this 
afternoon. 

Best,
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Sayville
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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe

[Peter Post]

Central Park Reservoir now.

Peter Post

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe, Manhattan, NYC 3/7

[Thomas Fiore]

Friday, 7 March, 2014 - Manhattan, N.Y. City

On an afternoon cycle around the northern portions of Manhattan's  
waterfront, I came upon a Red-necked Grebe (in basic / winter plumage)  
very close to the shore at about the "latitude" of West 168 Street,  
off the upper part of [what I assume is still known as] Riverside  
Park, and a good 1/2 mile south of the G.W. bridge and the well-known  
landmark along the river shore at the bridge's base, the "Little Red  
Lighhouse"... I watched the grebe for many minutes as it fed & swam in  
a light ice flow, as well as out in more open water. This is my first  
sighting of this species off Manhattan itself - within a few yards  
most of the time I watched. (I may return to the site soon to see if  
perhaps it is still close by, & photographable... (don't forget camera  
batteries, duh) and if I don't make it there this late afternoon, may  
try there tomorrow. I'm not quite sure where parking is for this area,  
with a lot off the southbound W. Side Highway (or Henry Hudson Pkwy.,  
same rd.) that is next to a sports area around the W. 150's (?), maybe  
W. 145 St. - that lot is open now. My access is by 2-wheeler, bicycle  
that is and thus along the bike & pedestrian pathway along the river's  
edge. There is a very slight cove at the area where I saw the grebe...  
& yes, I know how common this grebe species has been for some  
(including or esp. in other boroughs of NYC) but it's a great sighting  
for Manhattan - maybe even better for being a "west sider"...

Also, being up in that neighborhood, I continued on to the lagoon (&  
Harlem river cut-thru that comes in from the Hudson river to the west)  
at the northernmost end of Inwood Hill Park, next to West 215 Street,  
and, sharing the sight with 2 other birders, saw the very striking  
partially-leucistic (?) Canvasback, with a couple more of that species  
in standard plumage, plus the also-striking (esp. so close by & off  
Manhattan) drake White-winged Scoter, plus the 3 Scaup which I would  
say are Greater, but will defer to Joe D's ID as well as anyone who  
may have been able to photo, or scope, them. A Red-breasted Merganser  
was also present at this area as I arrived but moved off. There may be  
parking on or near West 215 Street, and there are #1 subway train  
stops close by at Broadway, a 5-10 minute walk to the east.

Additional duckage was provided on the Hudson river with at least 9  
Common Goldeneye (5 hens & 4 drakes) well off Spuyten Duyvil, as  
viewed from the river-edge ballfields at Inwood Hill park, that are  
accessed from the west end of Dyckman Street.  Also, and perhaps seen  
by others in recent weeks, there were at least 9 Canvasbacks around  
the south side of Riverbank park, off about West 133-134 Sts. & when I  
watched, not that easy to observe as there are a few obstructions and  
areas which are completely off-limits to the public as one approaches  
the water-treatment plant under Riverbank park.  I saw little of note  
at Swindler Cove park & adjacent areas (off the east end of Dyckman  
St., n. Manhattan) later, but that whole area can be well-worth  
checking - especially as  ice clears away.

I may as well also mention that the previously reported drab-plumafed  
Pine Warbler, 2 Baltimore Orioles (one in full adult male color), &  
some of the other birds recently seen all continued at the feeders in  
Central Park's Ramble this morning.  The warbler & orioles may take a  
while to appear, the more so if various hawks are lurking and or other  
temporary disturbances are found.

good birding,

Tom Fiore,
Manhattan
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[nysbirds-l] Red-Necked Grebe and Rusty Black Bird at Oakland Lake today.

[Joseph O'Sullivan]

I spotted both a red-necked grebe, close enough to clearly id without
binoculars, and a rusty blackbird at Oakland lake in Queens NYC. Rusty
blackbirds seem to be relatively common in northeastern Queens this winter.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe - Southards Pond, Babylon (Suffolk)

[Peter Morris]

Around lunch time today there was a Red-necked Grebe in the north west corner 
of Southards Pond. I only watched the bird for about 5 minutes before it took 
off, circled the pond several times and departed west. 

All the best,

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe etc, NY Harbor

[Gabriel Willow]

On today's NYC Audubon Winter Eco-cruise, we had some great sightings:

In Buttermilk Channel by Governor's Island, we had a large flock of a couple 
hundred Scaup (all Greater I believe), also several Buffleheads, Red-breasted 
Merganser, Gadwall, Am. Black Duck, and Double-crested Cormorant. 

In Erie Basin there was the lingering American Coot, more of the above ducks, a 
Horned Grebe, and a few American Widgeon. In the harbor off of Redhook we had a 
number of Red-throated Loons and a bit further out (somewhere off of Sunset 
Park) we had a pair of Red-necked Grebes.  

Several more Loons were spotted around the harbor & narrows (probably 8 
Red-throated & 3 Common), as well as a number of Horned Grebes & the usual gull 
species.

By Hoffman Island we spotted several small flocks of Long-tailed Ducks and 
American Black Ducks.

Swinburne Island had a charming gang of Harbor Seals loafing on the rocks (at 
least a dozen, including several small yearling pups).

Birds on & around Swinburne included a few Purple Sandpipers, a Ruddy 
Turnstone, several sanderling, a flyby Common Goldeneye, and a Great Cormorant.

Not a bad day! 

Cheers,

Gabriel Willow
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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe from Piermont Pier, Rockland Co.

[Alan Wells]

The Red-necked grebe reported by Evan Mark at Piermont Pier, Rockland Co.,
was seen at approximately 2:00 PM (1/27/2014) well out into the main channel
of the Hudson River just slightly upriver from the end of the pier. The bird
was in the scope for about a minute, but was frequently obscured by
whitecaps. I left for about 2 minutes to retrieve my camera but could not
relocate the bird when I returned. Probably still around but the high winds
and chop on the river made viewing difficult. 

 

Alan Wells

Tomkins Cove, Rockland Co.


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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe at Piermont Pier

[Evan Mark]

Rare for Rockland county a Red-necked Grebe is currently feeding and vocalizing 
on the north side of the tip of the pier.
Also present this morning was a male Redhead, and two days ago a Long-tailed 
Duck both locally uncommon.
Evan

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe etc. NY Harbor

[gabriel willow]

While leading an NYC Audubon Winter Birds & Seals eco-cruise today around NY 
Harbor, we saw some nice birds.  Several large rafts of Scaup (mostly Greater I 
think, but too distant for me to safely say) were sheltering along Governor's 
Island and the Red-hook shore, probably totalling about 400 birds.  Also dozens 
of Bufflehead, Red-breasted Merganser, and a couple of Hooded Merganser.  In 
Erie Basin, we saw several Gadwall, an American Wigeon, a single American Coot, 
and Black Ducks.

Out near Swinburne & Hoffman Islands, past the Verrazanno Narrows, we saw 
numerous Long-tailed Ducks, a few Common Goldeneye, a Common Loon and a Horned 
Grebe.  Also a half-dozen Harbor Seals in the water by Swinburne, which were 
unusually acrobatic, splashing with their flippers and porpoising clear out of 
the water on several occasions.

On the way back, I tried to see the Common Gull as we passed Veteran's Memorial 
Pier, which at that very moment Andrew et al were observing, but it was too far 
away (it was pretty confusing trying to explain to the folks on the tour that 
there were a bunch of common gulls around the pier, and one rare gull, called 
the Common Gull!).  However, we had a great view of a Red-necked Grebe in the 
water off of the sewage treatment plant, which is the first I recall seeing in 
NY Harbor in some time.  It took flight and headed west towards Staten Island.  

A nice (if brisk) afternoon out on the water!

Stay warm,

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe in Brooklyn

[Rob Jett]

I just spotted a Red-necked Grebe on Coney Island Creek, which was first 
observed by others over the weekend. It was feeding around a submerged barge & 
some pilings in the water off of the deadend of W. 22nd St. (on the opposite  
side of the creek from Home Depot).

Good birding,

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe in Brooklyn

[Heydi Lopes]

There was a Red-necked Grebe present this afternoon at Floyd Bennett Field
in Brooklyn.  It was at the end of Archery Road, in the vicinity of red
buoy #2.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe (YES) - Captree LI...

[Andrew Baksh]

Joan Quinlan reports that the Red-necked Grebe continues at Captree
near the moored boats.

Sent from somewhere in the field using my mobile device!

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FW: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe: Captree Boat Basin--yes

[David Klauber]

sleeping between the boats, west of the Taryn Ann around 3. Note the dock area 
is fenced off No Gyrfalcon as of 4 PM, despite many people looking
 > From: jjann...@tnc.org
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> Subject: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe: Captree Boat Basin--yes
> Date: Fri, 1 Mar 2013 18:09:16 +
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> Red-necked Grebe observed sleeping/drifting behind Yankee III charter boat.
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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe: Captree Boat Basin--yes

[Joe Jannsen]

Red-necked Grebe observed sleeping/drifting behind Yankee III charter boat.

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe - Smith Point C.P. (Suffolk)

[Derek Rogers]

There is currently a Red-necked Grebe underneath the bridge that leads to Smith 
Point. The bird can be well hidden at times but occasionally drifts toward the 
east providing excellent, site accessible views.

http://m.flickr.com/#/photos/39025168@N07/

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Sayville
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe at Van Cortlandt Park

[Felipe Pimentel]

I saw the Red-necked Grebe today (between 1PM and 2PM) swimming (alone) on the 
same lake (near the bridge) close to the path that goes from the southern to 
the northern part of the park, walking through the Old Putnam trail. This is a 
picture of the bird.

http://www.pbase.com/image/142731412

Good luck if you go to the park tomorrow!

Felipe

On Apr 14, 2012, at 3:30 PM, Andrew Block wrote:

> The Red-necked Grebe was still at Van Cortlandt park on the lake as of about 
> 1:30pm today.  It was swimming with a female Gadwall.
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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe at Van Cortlandt Park

[Andrew Block]

The Red-necked Grebe was still at Van Cortlandt park on the lake as of about 
1:30pm today.  It was swimming with a female Gadwall.
 
Andrew

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe & Razorbills, Rye

[Benjamin Van Doren]

Hi all,

RAZORBILLS continue off Rye, Westchester County. Bob Shriber and I had a good 
number this morning (~7, but probably more present), with many sitting on the 
water. Conditions on the Sound were very calm, allowing us to also pick out a 
RED-NECKED GREBE relatively far offshore. Lighting at Read is best in the 
afternoon, so sound-watching conditions could be good if calm waters persist 
throughout the day.  

Partial eBird checklist with phone-scoped photos: 
http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S9445208

Good birding,

Benjamin Van Doren
White Plains, NY

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe- Gardiner's Bay

[JGIUNTA746]

Date:11-20-11
Place: Amagansett, NY
 
The Red-necked Grebe found yesterday by Karen Rubenstein continues at the  
end of Albert's Landing Road. The bird was close in mixing with Common Loons 
and  Scoters. Best views were to the right of the weir.
Good Birding,
Joe Giunta
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[nysbirds-l] Red-Necked Grebe

[Karen Rubinstein]

A Red-Necked Grebe was feeding close to shore this morning in  Gardiner's Bay 
in East Hampton. 

The grebe was near a weir in the bay at the  beach close to Fresh Pond in 
Amagansett. 


Karen Rubinstein
NYC and Springs
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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe, Green Heron - Setauket

[Peter Scully]

A RED-NECKED GREBE was at Old Field Point in Setauket this afternoon at about 
3:30.

A GREEN HERON was a the Mill Pond in Setauket shortly before that.

Cheers,
Peter
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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe Tarrytown Lakes

[Evan Mark]

A Red-necked Grebe was on the larger Tarrytown Lake this morning, along with
 at least 4 Pied billed between the two lakes.
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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe at JBWR

[John Gavrity]

Found a Red-necked Grebe in the marsh opposite bench 6 on the west
pond. When I left it was swimming west. Took some photos through my
blackberry I'll try to post later.

Sorry Doug, the emails I sent got kicked back to me.

John Gavrity
Staten Island, NY

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked grebe, late yellow warbler, and waterfowl

[Seth Ausubel]

A few interesting birds on a warm November day included a red-necked  
grebe scoped on Great South Bay from the fishing pier at Captree State  
Park, Suffolk County, and a very late yellow warbler, also at  
Captree.  The warbler was in the brush on the north edge of the  
parking lot where an asphalt path leads to the middle of the fishing  
pier. "Bull's Birds of New York State" (1998) lists the extreme fall  
date for yellow warbler as 24 Oct, though I think there are some more  
recent late records in NY State and there are records into December  
and January in other northeastern states.  The bird was bright yellow  
below with a faint diffuse orange on the breast, and bright greenish- 
yellow above including the crown.  According to "Peterson's Field  
Guides - Warblers", by Dunn and Garrett, birds at this late date would  
be D. p. amnicola, or another of the northerly breeding sub-species,  
though this bird seemed very brightly colored, more like the  
coloration described for the locally breeding subspecies, D.p. aestiva.

Waterfowling in Suffolk was slow.  A female common goldeneye was at  
Connetquot River State Park.  It took an Internet search for me to  
identify a male cape shelduck, which was at Belmont Lake State Park.

Seth Ausubel
Forest Hills, NY




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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked Grebe sighting

[Rob Jett]

I ran into Steve Nanz at Floyd Bennett Field this morning. He was  
leading a trip for the BBC and told me that they spotted a Red-necked  
Grebe earlier in the morning. They were at Plum Beach and the grebe  
was on the bay traveling towards Sheepshead Bay. I headed back on my  
bike and spotted the bird a little past 12 noon. It was at the mouth  
of Sheepshead Bay, closer to Kingsborough Community College than Plum  
Beach. I was on a concrete pier (of sorts) at the end of Brigham  
Street. To get a closer look I rode my bike around to the Kingsborough  
campus where I was stopped by security. Apparently, the college  
doesn't permit bicycles on campus, even if I just walked it. How  
forward thinking and conservation minded. Anyway, I tried looking for  
the bird from the Menorah Nursing Home seawall, next door, but was too  
far away from the eastern tip of the peninsula. Here's a link to a map:


http://tinyurl.com/yeec7pb

One other sighting of possible interest was a flock of 10 Horned Larks  
at the Cricket Field in Floyd Bennett Field.


Good birding,

Rob

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