The Western Runway of EPCAL had at least 12 Turkeys - with two of the Tom's
fighting which I captured on my camera. An Eastern Kingbird was nearby and
several Kestrels were also seen. North of EPCAL at the Radar Station was a
Grasshopper Sparrow with some food in its bill (presumably to bring
Amy and I made the trip out to Gateway National Park, Staten Island, NY. We
arrived at the permit only parking lot around 7:30 and stayed until around 8:30
or so. The bird was at the lot the entire time and was still there when we
left. We had wonderful looks at the HOODED CROW and I managed
Thanks to everyone who has commented to me about this bird so far--your
contributions are very welcome.
Julian Hough sent me the following, with permission to post to the list:
I just recently saw photos of a bird at Minsmere, Suffolk, UK of a probable
longipennis Common Tern. A striking
Thanks to everyone who has commented to me about this bird so far--your
contributions are very welcome.
Julian Hough sent me the following, with permission to post to the list:
I just recently saw photos of a bird at Minsmere, Suffolk, UK of a probable
longipennis Common Tern. A striking
Amy and I made the trip out to Gateway National Park, Staten Island, NY. We
arrived at the permit only parking lot around 7:30 and stayed until around 8:30
or so. The bird was at the lot the entire time and was still there when we
left. We had wonderful looks at the HOODED CROW and I managed
The Western Runway of EPCAL had at least 12 Turkeys - with two of the Tom's
fighting which I captured on my camera. An Eastern Kingbird was nearby and
several Kestrels were also seen. North of EPCAL at the Radar Station was a
Grasshopper Sparrow with some food in its bill (presumably to bring
