Thanks to Dave for posting the information on the White-winged Dove. I have
posted a photo on my blog for those of you interested in viewing.
Besides the shorebirds already mentioned by Shai Mitra, today's other
highlight was a Yellow-throated Warbler seen in Forest Park Queens with,
Rich Kelly,
[previous post sent prematurely]
Other observers at Robert Moses this morning were Ken and Sue Feustel, Gail
Benson, Tom Burke, and Bob Shriber. Later, Pat and i searched unsuccessfully
for the Kentucky Warbler at Jamaica Bay and enjoyed an odd chorus of 16 species
of warblers in the rain at
Seabirds and shorebirds made a big showing on LI this weekend.
During a Saturday afternoon seawatch at Cupsogue, near Moriches Inlet, Patricia
Lindsay and I were joined at times by Richard Kaskan, Mike Higgiston, and
Eileen Schwinn. Highlights were our earliest ever Wilson's Storm-Petrels (11)
Hello,
Some of you who are interested in bird song may be interested. Drew Panko
and I have recently posted several bird videos and audio-spectrograms of
bird songs. These recent videos are of Worm-eating Warbler, Spotted
Sandpiper, and Black-capped Chickadee. The web pages are
at
It looks like this hasn't been posted yet. Doug Futuyma and Andrew Baksh found
a White-winged Dove this afternoon at the Jones Beach West end Coast Guard
Station, at the eastern edge of the parking lot near a fire hydrant. From what
I was told the bird later walked away into the bushes but was
Wasn't out this morning but managed an early evening seawatch (5:31-6:31 PM)
from the beach in Amagansett (Suffolk Co.). Viewing was limited by a bank of
offshore fog but with enough open water to observe a steady trickle of
seabirds. The mix was similar to the birds seen from Fire Island this
There is a good movement of seabirds currently going on at Robert Moses State
Park Field 2. We received a call early this morning from Pat Lindsay of
numerous Wilson's Storm Petrels, Loons, and Gannets. Upon arriving at 8:15AM we
quickly observed the Wilson's Storm Petrels fairly close to
There is a good movement of seabirds currently going on at Robert Moses State
Park Field 2. We received a call early this morning from Pat Lindsay of
numerous Wilson's Storm Petrels, Loons, and Gannets. Upon arriving at 8:15AM we
quickly observed the Wilson's Storm Petrels fairly close to
Wasn't out this morning but managed an early evening seawatch (5:31-6:31 PM)
from the beach in Amagansett (Suffolk Co.). Viewing was limited by a bank of
offshore fog but with enough open water to observe a steady trickle of
seabirds. The mix was similar to the birds seen from Fire Island this
It looks like this hasn't been posted yet. Doug Futuyma and Andrew Baksh found
a White-winged Dove this afternoon at the Jones Beach West end Coast Guard
Station, at the eastern edge of the parking lot near a fire hydrant. From what
I was told the bird later walked away into the bushes but was
Hello,
Some of you who are interested in bird song may be interested. Drew Panko
and I have recently posted several bird videos and audio-spectrograms of
bird songs. These recent videos are of Worm-eating Warbler, Spotted
Sandpiper, and Black-capped Chickadee. The web pages are
at
Seabirds and shorebirds made a big showing on LI this weekend.
During a Saturday afternoon seawatch at Cupsogue, near Moriches Inlet, Patricia
Lindsay and I were joined at times by Richard Kaskan, Mike Higgiston, and
Eileen Schwinn. Highlights were our earliest ever Wilson's Storm-Petrels (11)
[previous post sent prematurely]
Other observers at Robert Moses this morning were Ken and Sue Feustel, Gail
Benson, Tom Burke, and Bob Shriber. Later, Pat and i searched unsuccessfully
for the Kentucky Warbler at Jamaica Bay and enjoyed an odd chorus of 16 species
of warblers in the rain at
Thanks to Dave for posting the information on the White-winged Dove. I have
posted a photo on my blog for those of you interested in viewing.
Besides the shorebirds already mentioned by Shai Mitra, today's other
highlight was a Yellow-throated Warbler seen in Forest Park Queens with,
Rich Kelly,
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