Late this afternoon and early evening I had 3 Wilson's Phalaropes on the E.
Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. One at the N. end and two together
half-way down the west side of the pond. Although there were many shorebirds
past that point I had to turn back because, despite knee high boots, it
The American Avocet and 3 Marbled Godwits that Bob Kurtz found on the West
Pond a couple of hours before High Tide this afternoon stayed around until
~4:00 PM, at which point the Godwits flew off to the East and appeared to land
in the vicinity of the Raunt on the East Pond. Further
This is a summary of the Hudson-Mohawk Birdline reports for the week
ending August 4, 2010
Report your sightings in New York's Hudson-Mohawk Region to
birdl...@hmbc.net
Eighty-three species were reported this week.
Best birds of the week:
LEAST BITTERN: Niskayuna RR Station 8/3.
GREAT EGRET:
On the subjeect of banded and flagged shorebirds- Last Sunday at Pike's BEach
in Westhampton Dunes, LI, I found an ad. Semi Sandpiper with a light green
flag on the left leg and an aluminum band on the right, both above the knee.
The flag read "9HE".
Mike Cooper
Ridge, LI, NY
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Bob Kurtz called me about 15 minutes ago to report that an American Avocet had
just flown into the Brooklyn corner of the West Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife
Refuge.
He then called me just now to report that 3 Marbled Godwits have now landed
next to the Avocet.
Also of interest, early this
Just a reminder to all - please check Piping Plovers for leg bands as well. The
ID comes from the combination of colors/ where they are located on the legs.
From: bounce-6153805-10774...@list.cornell.edu
[mailto:bounce-6153805-10774...@list.cornell.edu] On
Just a reminder to all - please check Piping Plovers for leg bands as well. The
ID comes from the combination of colors/ where they are located on the legs.
From: bounce-6153805-10774...@list.cornell.edu
[mailto:bounce-6153805-10774...@list.cornell.edu] On
Bob Kurtz called me about 15 minutes ago to report that an American Avocet had
just flown into the Brooklyn corner of the West Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife
Refuge.
He then called me just now to report that 3 Marbled Godwits have now landed
next to the Avocet.
Also of interest, early this
This is a summary of the Hudson-Mohawk Birdline reports for the week
ending August 4, 2010
Report your sightings in New York's Hudson-Mohawk Region to
birdl...@hmbc.net
Eighty-three species were reported this week.
Best birds of the week:
LEAST BITTERN: Niskayuna RR Station 8/3.
GREAT EGRET:
The American Avocet and 3 Marbled Godwits that Bob Kurtz found on the West
Pond a couple of hours before High Tide this afternoon stayed around until
~4:00 PM, at which point the Godwits flew off to the East and appeared to land
in the vicinity of the Raunt on the East Pond. Further
Late this afternoon and early evening I had 3 Wilson's Phalaropes on the E.
Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. One at the N. end and two together
half-way down the west side of the pond. Although there were many shorebirds
past that point I had to turn back because, despite knee high boots, it
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