This morning at the Quogue Wildlife Refuge, while setting up the program I
was scheduled to give for the Eastern L.I. Audubon Society General Meeting
tonight, by just looking out the windows I got FOS Blue-gray Gnatcatcher &
Tree Swallow.
. Spurred on by seeing these two "old friends", in
The Bald Eagle nest only featured the incubating sub-adult. Two separate pair
of Osprey were observed (I believe there are nests to the north and south of
the Eagle nest). What was interesting was seeing 4 very large birds flying
together and landing in the marsh - turns out they were Great
We had a few new migrants at Wilson-Tuscarora State Park and nearby
Greenwood Cemetery this morning. There were several GOLDEN-CROWNED KINGLETS,
BROWN CREEPERS, EASTERN PHOEBE, PURPLE FINCH, and YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKERS.
Photos of some of these birds can be seen on my Flickr site:
RBA * New York* Syracuse* April 06, 2015* NYSY 04. 06. 15 Hotline: Syracuse
Rare bird AlertDates(s):March 30, 2015 - April 06, 2015to report by e-mail:
brinjoseph AT yahoo.comcovering upstate NY counties: Cayuga, Montezuma National
Wildlife Refugeand Montezuma Wetlands Complex (MWC) (just
Lloyd Spitalnik and I (and Jeff Kimball later told us he had seen it as well)
found a Laughing Gull on the Reservoir with the gull flock about 2 pm. The
Common Loon continued on the western side of the Reservoir, moving considerable
distances with each dive. Also on the Reservoir were several
2 flying above the North End at 3:30.
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Monday, 4/6/15Pat Pollock
Sparrow Rock: Chipping SparrowsHermit ThrushJuncosRed-bellied Woodpecker
(several around parkLocust Grove: Northern Flickers, many around parkPalm
WarblerSW Great Lawn: Pine Warblers (2 very bright (m)), Palm, Golden-Crowned
Kinglets, Brown Creepers. Chipping
Bob Adamo just asked me to report the presence of a (presumably hyperthermic)
Snowy Owl on the bayside marsh east of Tiana Beach, west of Shinnecock Inlet,
Suffolk County, LI.
The usual cautions apply (e.g., curbing unhealthy compulsions toward
strigiphilia and close-up photography).
Shai
Sean Sime just called me and asked that I post that the Yellow-throated
Warbler continues today at Valley Stream Park on Long Island. Sean says it
is in the same place Ken Feustel reported it the other day. From Ken's post:
"Valley Stream State Park feeding next to the culvert that carries the
The blue wing-tagged Great Egret at the Coxsackie Creek Grasslands
photographed last Friday is confirmed to have come from Ontario, Canada as
reported by Chip Weseloh. Many thanks to Larry Federman for recalling an
earlier post put out by Chip.
>From Chip:
"All bandings in those years have been
Bob Adamo just asked me to report the presence of a (presumably hyperthermic)
Snowy Owl on the bayside marsh east of Tiana Beach, west of Shinnecock Inlet,
Suffolk County, LI.
The usual cautions apply (e.g., curbing unhealthy compulsions toward
strigiphilia and close-up photography).
Shai
Sean Sime just called me and asked that I post that the Yellow-throated
Warbler continues today at Valley Stream Park on Long Island. Sean says it
is in the same place Ken Feustel reported it the other day. From Ken's post:
Valley Stream State Park feeding next to the culvert that carries the
Monday, 4/6/15Pat Pollock
Sparrow Rock: Chipping SparrowsHermit ThrushJuncosRed-bellied Woodpecker
(several around parkLocust Grove: Northern Flickers, many around parkPalm
WarblerSW Great Lawn: Pine Warblers (2 very bright (m)), Palm, Golden-Crowned
Kinglets, Brown Creepers. Chipping
Lloyd Spitalnik and I (and Jeff Kimball later told us he had seen it as well)
found a Laughing Gull on the Reservoir with the gull flock about 2 pm. The
Common Loon continued on the western side of the Reservoir, moving considerable
distances with each dive. Also on the Reservoir were several
RBA * New York* Syracuse* April 06, 2015* NYSY 04. 06. 15 Hotline: Syracuse
Rare bird AlertDates(s):March 30, 2015 - April 06, 2015to report by e-mail:
brinjoseph AT yahoo.comcovering upstate NY counties: Cayuga, Montezuma National
Wildlife Refugeand Montezuma Wetlands Complex (MWC) (just
We had a few new migrants at Wilson-Tuscarora State Park and nearby
Greenwood Cemetery this morning. There were several GOLDEN-CROWNED KINGLETS,
BROWN CREEPERS, EASTERN PHOEBE, PURPLE FINCH, and YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKERS.
Photos of some of these birds can be seen on my Flickr site:
The Bald Eagle nest only featured the incubating sub-adult. Two separate pair
of Osprey were observed (I believe there are nests to the north and south of
the Eagle nest). What was interesting was seeing 4 very large birds flying
together and landing in the marsh - turns out they were Great
This morning at the Quogue Wildlife Refuge, while setting up the program I
was scheduled to give for the Eastern L.I. Audubon Society General Meeting
tonight, by just looking out the windows I got FOS Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
Tree Swallow.
. Spurred on by seeing these two old friends, in addition
The blue wing-tagged Great Egret at the Coxsackie Creek Grasslands
photographed last Friday is confirmed to have come from Ontario, Canada as
reported by Chip Weseloh. Many thanks to Larry Federman for recalling an
earlier post put out by Chip.
From Chip:
All bandings in those years have been at
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