The Male & Female Barrows Goldeneye were seen at Montauk Lake from South Lake
Drive at 1:45 PM today.
Seen at Montauk Point were the Reported Immature Lesser Black-back Gull, 1
Iceland Gull, 25 Common Eiders and an impressive number of Scoters. Best guess-
10,000 Scoters. Predominantly Surf
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Tuesday, 25 February, 2014 - Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
A surprise this mid-day - for the late-winter date (& have not seen
any recent report of such), a PINE WARBLER, seen well and at very
close range, at the "oven" area next to the Lake (a bit west of The
Point) in the Ramble of
The Brooklyn Bird Club evening presentation The American Southwest: Utah and
Nevada with Heidi Stiener and Steve Namce had been rescheduled.
Please join us Thursday, March 27 at the Litchfield Villa 6:30 PM
http://www.brooklynbirdclub.org/meetings.htm
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Hi Rob and all,
Early on, I gave Rob my opinion that these were Boat-tailed Grackles, but in
case the identification has not yet been resolved to everyone's satisfaction, I
thought I'd offer my reasoning to the group. More generally, I think this
debate has been an interesting and productive
Hi Everyone,
Just wanted to say thank you to everyone who helped ID the birds I saw last
Saturday off the Meadowbrook Parkway. (regarding Scott's post, I also
considered female common grackles at one point) It's definitely been a
good lesson on Icterids.
Best regards,
Rob in Massapequa
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Hi Everyone,
Just wanted to say thank you to everyone who helped ID the birds I saw last
Saturday off the Meadowbrook Parkway. (regarding Scott's post, I also
considered female common grackles at one point) It's definitely been a
good lesson on Icterids.
Best regards,
Rob in Massapequa
--
Hi Rob and all,
Early on, I gave Rob my opinion that these were Boat-tailed Grackles, but in
case the identification has not yet been resolved to everyone's satisfaction, I
thought I'd offer my reasoning to the group. More generally, I think this
debate has been an interesting and productive
The Brooklyn Bird Club evening presentation The American Southwest: Utah and
Nevada with Heidi Stiener and Steve Namce had been rescheduled.
Please join us Thursday, March 27 at the Litchfield Villa 6:30 PM
http://www.brooklynbirdclub.org/meetings.htm
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
Tuesday, 25 February, 2014 - Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
A surprise this mid-day - for the late-winter date ( have not seen
any recent report of such), a PINE WARBLER, seen well and at very
close range, at the oven area next to the Lake (a bit west of The
Point) in the Ramble of
With permission from the list serve owner.
Dear Members:
Please show your support for the restoration of the West Pond at Jamaica
Bay Wildlife Refuge by signing the online petition (
http://www.change.org/petitions/sally-jewel-restore-the-west-pond-at-jamaica-bay-wildlife-refuge-new-york
)
In
The Male Female Barrows Goldeneye were seen at Montauk Lake from South Lake
Drive at 1:45 PM today.
Seen at Montauk Point were the Reported Immature Lesser Black-back Gull, 1
Iceland Gull, 25 Common Eiders and an impressive number of Scoters. Best guess-
10,000 Scoters. Predominantly Surf
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