Hello All,Bob Adamo asked me to post his Peregrine #1 atop roof at JB
Coast Guard Station, Peregrine #2 was perched on the Osprey nest at Gilgo
Beach.Between heavy downpours I had a FOS Hermit Thrush on the slope above
the lower bog at Hunter's Garden. Good April Birding, Carl Starace
Date: Friday, 9 April 2010 (12:15p-1:25p)
Location: Bryant Park
Reported by: Ben Cacace
The LOUISIANA WATERTHRUSH continues in the storage area along 40th St. near
the east end of the park. It's interesting watching a specific bird to see
how long it stays around. I hung out for around 10 minutes
At about 4:15 this afternoon I found a basic plumage RED PHALAROPE at
the south end of Sagaponack Pond (Suffolk Co.). The bird was best
viewed from the pond entrance along Sagg Main Street just before the
beach. The bird was at 40°54'39.20"N, 72°17'8.46"W. The only avian
sign that spring
The heavy rain and high wind served us well last night. A major fallout
occurred in most of the county. Most of the birds were water fowl. High
numbers were found on Kiamesha Lake, Yankee Lake, Morningside Park and Swan
Lake. Lesser numbers were found at the Bashakill. Here is a list of
Other-where...
It appears that not too much notice was made of the reliable report of
Western Grebe off Staten Island's Sharrott Ave. pier on Friday, April
2nd (via the SI NaturaList; observer: Richard Veit). Black Vultures
are also maintaining a presence on Staten Island. (recalling now,
Other-where...
It appears that not too much notice was made of the reliable report of
Western Grebe off Staten Island's Sharrott Ave. pier on Friday, April
2nd (via the SI NaturaList; observer: Richard Veit). Black Vultures
are also maintaining a presence on Staten Island. (recalling now,
The heavy rain and high wind served us well last night. A major fallout
occurred in most of the county. Most of the birds were water fowl. High
numbers were found on Kiamesha Lake, Yankee Lake, Morningside Park and Swan
Lake. Lesser numbers were found at the Bashakill. Here is a list of
At about 4:15 this afternoon I found a basic plumage RED PHALAROPE at
the south end of Sagaponack Pond (Suffolk Co.). The bird was best
viewed from the pond entrance along Sagg Main Street just before the
beach. The bird was at 40°54'39.20N, 72°17'8.46W. The only avian
sign that spring
Date: Friday, 9 April 2010 (12:15p-1:25p)
Location: Bryant Park
Reported by: Ben Cacace
The LOUISIANA WATERTHRUSH continues in the storage area along 40th St. near
the east end of the park. It's interesting watching a specific bird to see
how long it stays around. I hung out for around 10 minutes
Hello All,Bob Adamo asked me to post his Peregrine #1 atop roof at JB
Coast Guard Station, Peregrine #2 was perched on the Osprey nest at Gilgo
Beach.Between heavy downpours I had a FOS Hermit Thrush on the slope above
the lower bog at Hunter's Garden. Good April Birding, Carl Starace
10 matches
Mail list logo