Hi All,
The past couple days at Pelham Bay Park have been quite birdy. Highlights
include a Baltimore Oriole which Jared Cole spotted today in the row of cedars
along the landfill just south of the Pelham bridge. The day before, in those
same trees, was a Blue-headed Vireo which we could not
There've been a goodly variety & number of vagrant & less-than-regular
species turning up all around the greater northeast, and likely this
trend will continue into Dec., in part thanks to bouts of both milder
weather (bringing some birders out more frequently) & colder weather
(helping to
Pictures of what may be a leucistic American goldfinch or something else. I
posted pics available publicly with the use of these links below. I posted
about this on the NYS birds list today. Location: Cedarhurst near LIRR
station in backyard of a home. Trying to identify an unusual bird a bit
After trying for and missing the geese flock at Van Cortlandt Park (VCP)
yesterday, I returned today and spent several hours studying the flock of 1,897
Canada Geese on the Parade Grounds.
>From the flock, I picked out a total of 6 CACKLING GEESE, all well documented
>with photographs and
The Black-headed Gull was seen just off shore at Five Islands Park New Rochelle
next to the rock dam (submerged at high tide) just south of Premium Mill Pond.
An area map can be found on Hudson River Audubon's web site " Where to Bird in
Westchester at www.hras.org/wtobird/premium.html
Location: Cedarhurst near LIRR station in backyard of a home. Trying to
identify an unusual bird a bit larger than a sparrow that is mostly creamy
white with what appears to be brown on parts of its back.The rest of the back
is this very creamy white color. It has been hanging around my
Sheryl and I just learned about a proposed wind farm proposal for the Towns of
Yates and Somerset (Niagara and Orleans County) along Lake Ontario - called the
Lighthouse Wind Energy Project by Apex Energy. Apparently, this has been in the
works for some time, with articles in the Buffalo News
Two separate sightings of a pair of Common Ravens in Sayville earlier this
month had me focusing my attention on the nearby water and cell towers in the
area. About a week ago I noticed an interesting looking nest that had been
built along the west side of the water tower in Patchogue. The
The Black-headed Gull was seen just off shore at Five Islands Park New Rochelle
next to the rock dam (submerged at high tide) just south of Premium Mill Pond.
An area map can be found on Hudson River Audubon's web site " Where to Bird in
Westchester at
http://www.hras.org/wtobird/premium.html
Not as birdy as yesterday.
Parking lot adjacent and just west of the model airplane field: around 2:00pm,
2 Pipits, a few dozen Horned Larks, two adult Lapland Longspurs.
Adult male Purple Finch at the feeders at the Nature Center.
No sign of the Rough-leg. One very tame Red tail hanging
For the record, LeContes Sparrow was found originally by Heydi Lopes..congrats and kudos to Heydi on her great find. Also getting the word out quickly thru my twitter bbckingsbirds.. PeterBBC Sent from my MetroPCS 4G Android device
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Hunter Island and Turtle Cove in Pelham Bay Park, the Bronx.
Thanks to Bronx Brendan, we all had terrific close looks at a Great Horned Owl.
Other raptors included three Peregrine Falcons and at least four Red-tailed
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11-30-14 , 12 noon.
Good views of three E Bluebirds behind the green metal storage sheds
that hold the equipment for the Challenge course.
(2 mature males & one Juv.)
To the east of the handball courts & north of the soccer field there
were 8-10 Hermit Thrush.
Also seen 2 Catbirds and 1
Heydi Lopes just found a Le Conte's Sparrow at Floyd Bennett Field in
Brooklyn. The bird is in a brushy just east of the Polytechnic baseball
field.
Coordinates are roughly 40.58399, -73.878069.
Enter at the south entrance to Floyd Bennett, drive straight along that
road until it bends to the left
North edge of community garden. Calling
> On Nov 30, 2014, at 8:28 AM, Sean Sime wrote:
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> Joe DiCostanzo just called from the pavilion at Montauk Point where he is
> viewing a female King Eider among the hundreds of Common Eider. All three
> scoter species are present and 4 Razorbill
Jones Beach West End 30 Nov
Quick summary: MARBLED GODWIT on the bar; Ground-Dove not found as of noon,
numerous birders looking; COMMON EIDER flyby in the inlet; SNOW BUNTINGS and
HORNED LARKS on the lawn by the Coast Guard lot before flying off toward the
swale. A LAPLAND LONGSPUR was seen
Wading at north side of Five Islands Park, precisely here:
http://goo.gl/maps/X4Ins
Good birding
Benjamin Van Doren
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The Black-headed Gull reported Friday by Jim Coe was seen briefly at 11:15
am making a sweep of Premium Mill Pond and went back over the seawall. Tom
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The bird was there as of 10am, by the community gardens
Best,
Pat
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Joe DiCostanzo just called from the pavilion at Montauk Point where he is
viewing a female King Eider among the hundreds of Common Eider. All three
scoter species are present and 4 Razorbill have flown past.
Cheers,
Sean Sime
Brooklyn, NY
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Joe DiCostanzo just called from the pavilion at Montauk Point where he is
viewing a female King Eider among the hundreds of Common Eider. All three
scoter species are present and 4 Razorbill have flown past.
Cheers,
Sean Sime
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The Black-headed Gull reported Friday by Jim Coe was seen briefly at 11:15
am making a sweep of Premium Mill Pond and went back over the seawall. Tom
Burke Gail Benson
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Wading at north side of Five Islands Park, precisely here:
http://goo.gl/maps/X4Ins
Good birding
Benjamin Van Doren
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Jones Beach West End 30 Nov
Quick summary: MARBLED GODWIT on the bar; Ground-Dove not found as of noon,
numerous birders looking; COMMON EIDER flyby in the inlet; SNOW BUNTINGS and
HORNED LARKS on the lawn by the Coast Guard lot before flying off toward the
swale. A LAPLAND LONGSPUR was seen
North edge of community garden. Calling
On Nov 30, 2014, at 8:28 AM, Sean Sime s...@seansime.com wrote:
Joe DiCostanzo just called from the pavilion at Montauk Point where he is
viewing a female King Eider among the hundreds of Common Eider. All three
scoter species are present and 4
Heydi Lopes just found a Le Conte's Sparrow at Floyd Bennett Field in
Brooklyn. The bird is in a brushy just east of the Polytechnic baseball
field.
Coordinates are roughly 40.58399, -73.878069.
Enter at the south entrance to Floyd Bennett, drive straight along that
road until it bends to the left
11-30-14 , 12 noon.
Good views of three E Bluebirds behind the green metal storage sheds
that hold the equipment for the Challenge course.
(2 mature males one Juv.)
To the east of the handball courts north of the soccer field there
were 8-10 Hermit Thrush.
Also seen 2 Catbirds and 1
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It was a beautiful day for birding and 19 people showed up for a walk through
Hunter Island and Turtle Cove in Pelham Bay Park, the Bronx.
Thanks to Bronx Brendan, we all had terrific close looks at a Great Horned Owl.
Other raptors included three Peregrine Falcons and at least four Red-tailed
For the record, LeContes Sparrow was found originally by Heydi Lopes..congrats and kudos to Heydi on her great find. Also getting the word out quickly thru my twitter bbckingsbirds..PeterBBCSent from my MetroPCS 4G Android device
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Not as birdy as yesterday.
Parking lot adjacent and just west of the model airplane field: around 2:00pm,
2 Pipits, a few dozen Horned Larks, two adult Lapland Longspurs.
Adult male Purple Finch at the feeders at the Nature Center.
No sign of the Rough-leg. One very tame Red tail hanging
Two separate sightings of a pair of Common Ravens in Sayville earlier this
month had me focusing my attention on the nearby water and cell towers in the
area. About a week ago I noticed an interesting looking nest that had been
built along the west side of the water tower in Patchogue. The
Sheryl and I just learned about a proposed wind farm proposal for the Towns of
Yates and Somerset (Niagara and Orleans County) along Lake Ontario - called the
Lighthouse Wind Energy Project by Apex Energy. Apparently, this has been in the
works for some time, with articles in the Buffalo News
Location: Cedarhurst near LIRR station in backyard of a home. Trying to
identify an unusual bird a bit larger than a sparrow that is mostly creamy
white with what appears to be brown on parts of its back.The rest of the back
is this very creamy white color. It has been hanging around my
The Black-headed Gull was seen just off shore at Five Islands Park New Rochelle
next to the rock dam (submerged at high tide) just south of Premium Mill Pond.
An area map can be found on Hudson River Audubon's web site Where to Bird in
Westchester at www.hras.org/wtobird/premium.html
After trying for and missing the geese flock at Van Cortlandt Park (VCP)
yesterday, I returned today and spent several hours studying the flock of 1,897
Canada Geese on the Parade Grounds.
From the flock, I picked out a total of 6 CACKLING GEESE, all well documented
with photographs and video.
Pictures of what may be a leucistic American goldfinch or something else. I
posted pics available publicly with the use of these links below. I posted
about this on the NYS birds list today. Location: Cedarhurst near LIRR
station in backyard of a home. Trying to identify an unusual bird a bit
There've been a goodly variety number of vagrant less-than-regular
species turning up all around the greater northeast, and likely this
trend will continue into Dec., in part thanks to bouts of both milder
weather (bringing some birders out more frequently) colder weather
(helping to
Hi All,
The past couple days at Pelham Bay Park have been quite birdy. Highlights
include a Baltimore Oriole which Jared Cole spotted today in the row of cedars
along the landfill just south of the Pelham bridge. The day before, in those
same trees, was a Blue-headed Vireo which we could not
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