[nysbirds-l] South Fork, LI - WEKI, Greater Shearwater, etc.

2011-08-14 Thread Michael McBrien
Today, the weather left much to be desired; however, I still had good success with birds on the South Fork of Long Island. Early this morning at Mecox Bay, two Stilt Sandpipers were seen among a good concentration of the more common shorebirds. Just before the showers began, two Cory's

[nysbirds-l] West End/Jones Beach Shorebirds (Nassau Co.)

2011-08-14 Thread ken feustel
Late this afternoon at JBWE the heavy rain had created a number of temporary pools of standing water attractive to shorebirds. A total of sixteen species of shorebirds were observed at WE2, including Pectoral(1) White-rumped (3), and Stilt (6) Sandpipers at a pool of standing water in the

[nysbirds-l] Western Kingbird - Montauk

2011-08-14 Thread Michael McBrien
At 12:30, I found a Western Kingbird at the Deep Hollow Ranch on the south side of Montauk Highway. It is frequenting the last wire fenceline in the far southeast corner of the field (currently in the area of the goose flock). It occasionally flies to the ground and is not visible for

[nysbirds-l] Western Kingbird - Montauk

2011-08-14 Thread Michael McBrien
At 12:30, I found a Western Kingbird at the Deep Hollow Ranch on the south side of Montauk Highway. It is frequenting the last wire fenceline in the far southeast corner of the field (currently in the area of the goose flock). It occasionally flies to the ground and is not visible for

[nysbirds-l] West End/Jones Beach Shorebirds (Nassau Co.)

2011-08-14 Thread ken feustel
Late this afternoon at JBWE the heavy rain had created a number of temporary pools of standing water attractive to shorebirds. A total of sixteen species of shorebirds were observed at WE2, including Pectoral(1) White-rumped (3), and Stilt (6) Sandpipers at a pool of standing water in the