As I have had many inquiries to as to parking at the "new location" for the
bird, I thought I should update what I know (think).
Approx. 5 minutes after my last post, that noted a "new location", the bird
flew in a straight line toward the direction of Old Fort Rd. Although we were
back in the
Feb 9, 2015
Joe Giunta and I (Sy Schiff) took an afternoon drive along the parkway to
Captree. The roads were clear and all parking lots were free of ice and snow.
At Captree we fond a dozen BOAT-TAILED GRACKLES in the shrubbery on the side of
the parking lot just past the boats. Form there we
RBA * New York* Syracuse* February 09, 2015* NYSY 02. 09. 15 Hotline:
Syracuse Rare bird AlertDates(s):February 02, 2015 - February 09, 2015to report
by e-mail: brinjoseph AT yahoo.comcovering upstate NY counties: Cayuga,
Montezuma National Wildlife Refugeand Montezuma Wetlands Complex
Gyrfalcon new location. Having not has enough earlier today, Clara and I
returned to see the Gyr again. It is currently on Bruyn Tpk., 1/2 mile east of
the intersection of Hoagerburgh Rd. The bird is perched across the field
directly across from 350 Bruyn Tpk. As a second reference point,
Wow, yet another for this gull whisperer!
It's definitely not a first-winter bird, based on the non-juv primaries.
I think brachyrhynchus might be more likely than canus to show so much black in
the tail and this degree of intrusion of pale along the inner web of primary 8
in second-winter.
hI fOLKS, That outstanding GYRFALCON is being seen right now on Old Fort Road, Shawangunk Ken McDermott
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Still trying to work out subspecies-input appreciated-plumage is a bit advanced
actually for a first winter and I'm wondering if it is a delayed 2nd winter
https://picasaweb.google.com/aplomadoperegrine/CommonMewGullVeteranSMemorialPierFeb92015?authuser=0=directlink
Shane BlodgettBrooklyn NY
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Three separate birds, one along OP by Oak Beach Overlook, another by Gilgo and
the last at Coast Guard Station. All dark Morph birds.
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There was a different first-winter Common/Mew (not certain of subspecies yet)
roosting with ~ 400 RBGU and 1 BOGU on Veteran's Memorial Pier in Brooklyn
(Kings County) this morning. First seen about 11:20 it was on the pier for
about 10 minutes before taking off and flying (more like sailing in
add at least one rough-legged, possibly two, further east at Napeague on Sunday
Jane F. Ross
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New York, New York 10128
212-348-7975 / 631-324-3296
> Date: Sun, 8 Feb 2015 19:53:37 -0500
> From: jgl...@optonline.net
> Subject: [nysbirds-l]
As I have had many inquiries to as to parking at the new location for the
bird, I thought I should update what I know (think).
Approx. 5 minutes after my last post, that noted a new location, the bird
flew in a straight line toward the direction of Old Fort Rd. Although we were
back in the
There was a different first-winter Common/Mew (not certain of subspecies yet)
roosting with ~ 400 RBGU and 1 BOGU on Veteran's Memorial Pier in Brooklyn
(Kings County) this morning. First seen about 11:20 it was on the pier for
about 10 minutes before taking off and flying (more like sailing in
Three separate birds, one along OP by Oak Beach Overlook, another by Gilgo and
the last at Coast Guard Station. All dark Morph birds.
Phil Uruburu
Sent from my iPhone
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hI fOLKS,That outstanding GYRFALCON is being seen right now on Old Fort Road, ShawangunkKen McDermott
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Wow, yet another for this gull whisperer!
It's definitely not a first-winter bird, based on the non-juv primaries.
I think brachyrhynchus might be more likely than canus to show so much black in
the tail and this degree of intrusion of pale along the inner web of primary 8
in second-winter.
Still trying to work out subspecies-input appreciated-plumage is a bit advanced
actually for a first winter and I'm wondering if it is a delayed 2nd winter
https://picasaweb.google.com/aplomadoperegrine/CommonMewGullVeteranSMemorialPierFeb92015?authuser=0feat=directlink
Shane BlodgettBrooklyn NY
RBA * New York* Syracuse* February 09, 2015* NYSY 02. 09. 15 Hotline:
Syracuse Rare bird AlertDates(s):February 02, 2015 - February 09, 2015to report
by e-mail: brinjoseph AT yahoo.comcovering upstate NY counties: Cayuga,
Montezuma National Wildlife Refugeand Montezuma Wetlands Complex
Gyrfalcon new location. Having not has enough earlier today, Clara and I
returned to see the Gyr again. It is currently on Bruyn Tpk., 1/2 mile east of
the intersection of Hoagerburgh Rd. The bird is perched across the field
directly across from 350 Bruyn Tpk. As a second reference point,
add at least one rough-legged, possibly two, further east at Napeague on Sunday
Jane F. Ross
International Education Consultant
1112 Park Avenue
New York, New York 10128
212-348-7975 / 631-324-3296
Date: Sun, 8 Feb 2015 19:53:37 -0500
From: jgl...@optonline.net
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Long
Feb 9, 2015
Joe Giunta and I (Sy Schiff) took an afternoon drive along the parkway to
Captree. The roads were clear and all parking lots were free of ice and snow.
At Captree we fond a dozen BOAT-TAILED GRACKLES in the shrubbery on the side of
the parking lot just past the boats. Form there we
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