On Sunday I observed both.
The Cassins was flycatching nonstop for the 10 minutes I was there.
I think the row of low evergreens(boxwood?) on the west side of the
community gardens and plenty of shelter in the gardens, may protect it from
the cold.
The Couches also has enough shelter in enclosed
This afternoon I also took a shot at the Cassin's kingbird. Several passes
through the community garden and around the picnic area only produced the
previously mentioned sparrows and a male cardinal at one of the feeders.
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On Monday I discovered a Eurasian Teal (Eurasian subspecies of Green-winged
Teal) at the Centerport Pond viewed from the parking lot of the Chalet Motel.
Mike Rath and I viewed it there again today. It is easy to pick out with its
white horizontal stripe across the side while dabbling with a
Hi all,
I haven't seen this posted here yet today, but the Couch's Kingbird
continues to be seen around 11th and 4th Street in Manhattan. Jacob Drucker
and I had the bird around 10:30.
Good birding,
Shawn Billerman
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University of Wyoming
Dept.
This morning at about 8:00AM the Barnacle Goose was present on partially frozen
Belmont Lake, in the company of numerous Canada Geese. The bird was seen
between two islands, as viewed from the northeastern shoreline of the lake
looking southwest. Also present were four Greater White-fronted
I was there from about 11:30 to 12:15 and didn't see him. Did have some tree
sparrows but otherwise nothing of note in the gardens.
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> On Jan 7, 2015, at 1:14 PM, Arie Gilbert wrote:
>
> any updated sighting info on the Cassin's Kingbird at Floyd Bennett Field
> would be
any updated sighting info on the Cassin's Kingbird at Floyd Bennett
Field would be appreciated
Arie Gilbert
North Babylon, NY
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On Sunday I observed both.
The Cassins was flycatching nonstop for the 10 minutes I was there.
I think the row of low evergreens(boxwood?) on the west side of the
community gardens and plenty of shelter in the gardens, may protect it from
the cold.
The Couches also has enough shelter in enclosed
This afternoon I also took a shot at the Cassin's kingbird. Several passes
through the community garden and around the picnic area only produced the
previously mentioned sparrows and a male cardinal at one of the feeders.
-Original Message-
From:
On Monday I discovered a Eurasian Teal (Eurasian subspecies of Green-winged
Teal) at the Centerport Pond viewed from the parking lot of the Chalet Motel.
Mike Rath and I viewed it there again today. It is easy to pick out with its
white horizontal stripe across the side while dabbling with a
Hi all,
I haven't seen this posted here yet today, but the Couch's Kingbird
continues to be seen around 11th and 4th Street in Manhattan. Jacob Drucker
and I had the bird around 10:30.
Good birding,
Shawn Billerman
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Shawn Billerman
PhD Student, Carling Lab
University of Wyoming
Dept.
any updated sighting info on the Cassin's Kingbird at Floyd Bennett
Field would be appreciated
Arie Gilbert
North Babylon, NY
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I was there from about 11:30 to 12:15 and didn't see him. Did have some tree
sparrows but otherwise nothing of note in the gardens.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jan 7, 2015, at 1:14 PM, Arie Gilbert ariegilb...@optonline.net wrote:
any updated sighting info on the Cassin's Kingbird at Floyd
This morning at about 8:00AM the Barnacle Goose was present on partially frozen
Belmont Lake, in the company of numerous Canada Geese. The bird was seen
between two islands, as viewed from the northeastern shoreline of the lake
looking southwest. Also present were four Greater White-fronted
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