- RBA
* New York
* Buffalo
* 10/29/2009
* NYBU0910.29
- Birds mentioned
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Please phone in rare sightings for update
Submit email to dfsuggs localnet com
Thank you, David
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WHITE IBIS
GR. WHITE-FR. GOOSE
Hook Mt. 29 Oct.
Joe Giunta and I (Sy Schiff) ventured to Hook Mt. on a very bleak morning. We
arrived at the top at 10:30 AM as the clouds began to break up. Shortly after
arriving, a kettle of mixed vultures rose in the air. This semi-reliable sign
produced our first eagle (BALD EAGLE)
Hello, Birders.
Earlier today, Thursday, Oct. 29th, I visited Jones Beach, Nassau County, that
labyrinthine and byzantine complex of barricades, entrance gates, and
mindlessly vast parking lots.
First, I went to Field 6, where a very large flock of shorebirds was strewn out
along the beach
Jerry Liguori's insightful analysis was just what I hoping for and I'm sure
we all learned from it. The increasing availability of photos has also
helped to flesh out the identification and address (to the extent possible)
my initial concerns about ruling out a Gyr x ? hybrid, which I figured
Someone sent me the responses on the bird list about the Jones Beach Gyrfalcon.
There seems to be a bit of controversy, I stated a few days ago to Hugh that it
was absolutely a young gray morph Gyrfalcon. However, I thought it was obvious
and did not give reasons why. My mistake, since it
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I just have to comment how stunning these photos are.
I agree that it may be hard to tell how large the bird is, (and
believe me, I'm NO expert) but when put up against the size of a
herring gull (particularly when it is flying off with the gull) seems
to put it in the Gyr league.
Hello all,
I hope everyone is having a great fall.
I just wanted to see if anyone has heard of any short eared owl or upland
sandpiper reports from the Enterprise Park at Calverton, Riverhead NY. I have
been to busy myself to get out birding much this fall.
Thanks Y'all
Chip Hamilton
Dear NY Birders,
Here are a few more links to photos of the bird that was seen last
Sunday near the Coast Guard Station at Jones Beach (Nassau County).
http://www.flickr.com/photos/96567...@n00/4054517540/
http://www.photoportfolios.net/portfolio/pf.cgi?a=up=1=LUKEEORMAND
I would like to
This is a summary of the Birdline reports for the week ending October 28.
Report your sightings in the Hudson-Mohawk Region to birdl...@hmbc.net.
Sixty-nine species were reported this week. The most notable were:
CACKLING GOOSE: Coxsackie Boat Launch 10/27 (6).
SURF SCOTER: New Baltimore
Jerry Liguori's insightful analysis was just what I hoping for and I'm sure
we all learned from it. The increasing availability of photos has also
helped to flesh out the identification and address (to the extent possible)
my initial concerns about ruling out a Gyr x ? hybrid, which I figured
Hello, Birders.
Earlier today, Thursday, Oct. 29th, I visited Jones Beach, Nassau County, that
labyrinthine and byzantine complex of barricades, entrance gates, and
mindlessly vast parking lots.
First, I went to Field 6, where a very large flock of shorebirds was strewn out
along the beach
Hook Mt. 29 Oct.
Joe Giunta and I (Sy Schiff) ventured to Hook Mt. on a very bleak morning. We
arrived at the top at 10:30 AM as the clouds began to break up. Shortly after
arriving, a kettle of mixed vultures rose in the air. This semi-reliable sign
produced our first eagle (BALD EAGLE)
- RBA
* New York
* Buffalo
* 10/29/2009
* NYBU0910.29
- Birds mentioned
-
Please phone in rare sightings for update
Submit email to dfsuggs localnet com
Thank you, David
-
WHITE IBIS
GR. WHITE-FR. GOOSE
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