As Rob Bate reported yesterday, he and I were fortunate to find the Pink-footed
Goose in Middletown in a shopping center parking lot near the site where it was
originally discovered. I was able to get a handful of digi-binned photos before
the goose took off. For those interested the photos can
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[Sunday, November 20, BOS and Rochester Birding Association
field trip to the Niagara
I had no luck relocating the pink-footed goose today despite investing five
hours meticulously searching every potentially suitable grassy area
multiple times within a several mile radius of where the goose had
originally been found/refound. I managed to find ~50 Canadas on the local
fairgrounds s
Coastal Brooklyn saw an impressive movement of diurnal migrants this morning.
The below numbers are a composite of diurnal migrant passerines I observed
while birding several locations (Coney Island Creek Park, Coney Island Pier,
Six Diamonds ballfields, and Calvert Vaux Park, mostly) from 8:20
While leading a private tour today for some excitable twitchers from Newcastle,
UK, we had some nice sightings in Prospect Park in spite [because of?] the
dreary cold, wet weather.
On the Lake we had two Pied-billed Grebes, a number of American Coots, and many
Ruddy Ducks. Nearby under the Terr
Posting this for Hawk Counter Dave Gagne:
4 Sandhill Cranes low and flying north, seen from the hawkwatch platform at
2:15 this afternoon.
Tait Johansson
Lewisboro
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We spent the last three days in the ADK's, visiting relatives and getting in a
little birding. Conditions were good, with no snow (either falling or on the
ground), warm temperatures (high 40's to low 50's) and no rain. On Tuesday our
first stop was at the Durant Lake State Campgrounds outside o
