The Red Phalarope was not in the pond in front of the blind (the only one I
checked) at 5:30 pm today. There were only about 10 sandpipers and 1
Killdeer in the whole area...Martin Carney
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I did not see any Fowler's toads today, but saw several last week.
The rangers also told me that they are trying to keep track of the
population numbers for the Hog-nosed snake, so if you see one, you might
let them know where and when. It is a very pretty snake.
They said the only other
At the now dry Pool with blind.
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I haven't checked this year, but usually there are lots of juvenile
Fowler's toads in the sandy areas near the fishermen's parking area
past the Coast Guard station. Never have figured out where the
freshwater was over there.
On 7/22/15, Rick wrote:
> Yes, last weekend in dunes, somewhat near
I (John Laver), Nancy O'Keefe & Barbara Saunders observed a dozen or so
Fowlers Toads at various points around the TRNC at Jones Beach West End
last weekend.
I thought I saw the rear end of a fox fleeing from my approach, as I hiked
out to observe the Red Phalarope last Sunday - but I can't
Yes, last weekend in dunes, somewhat near dried ponds.
Rick Cech
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From: "Grover, Bob"
Date:07/22/2015 1:15 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: Ardith Bondi , New York Birds
Cc:
Subject: RE: [nysbirds-l] Red Phalarope still present
That is really interesting. Has anyone encountered any Fowlers Toads in the
park this year?
Robert Grover
Vice President/Director of Environmental and Coastal Sciences
Greenman-Pedersen, Inc.
Engineering and Construction Services
325 West Main Street, Babylon, NY 11702
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Thanks for posting Rob. I just got a call from Ken about the Phalarope and he
also confirmed that the Lark Sparrow continues at Robert Moses State Park.
Please check the previous posts for details on the location.
風 Swift as the wind
林 Quiet as the forest
火 Conquer like the fire
山 Steady as the
A novel find on my way between the WE Nature Center and the blind, was an
Eastern Hog-nosed Snake (rangers in NC helped me ID it). My first Jones Beach
snake. Unfortunately, it took off too fast for a portrait.
Ardith Bondi
NYC
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The Jones Beach Red Phalarope flew into the "pool" by the blind west of the
Nature Center parking lot around 11 AM today. Ken McDermott, Steve Schuyler,
Ardith Bondi, Bob O'Neil and I all had great looks as the bird rested on the
flats before taking off. There is no water in any of the pools
Good morning,
For what it's worth, a negative report. Richard Fried and I have just
looked for the BBWD at Nickerson. No luck.
Anders Peltomaa
‘Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.'
– Martin Luther King, Jr.
On Jul 21, 2015 8:28 PM, "Brent Bomkamp" wrote:
>
Patricia Lindsay reports that the Lark Sparrow is still present this morning
near the east end of field 2, RMSP, Suffolk Co., LI.
Shai Mitra
Bay Shore
From: bounce-119468877-3714...@list.cornell.edu
[bounce-119468877-3714...@list.cornell.edu] on behalf
Yesterday morning I birded for a few hours on the incoming tide at Cupsogue
County Park. Although shorebirding was a bit slow, the trip was highlighted by
twenty-two Whimbrels. A flock of thirteen were on the far northern flat, while
a flock of six were flybys. An additional three birds were
A novel find on my way between the WE Nature Center and the blind, was an
Eastern Hog-nosed Snake (rangers in NC helped me ID it). My first Jones Beach
snake. Unfortunately, it took off too fast for a portrait.
Ardith Bondi
NYC
www.ardithbondi.com
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The Jones Beach Red Phalarope flew into the pool by the blind west of the
Nature Center parking lot around 11 AM today. Ken McDermott, Steve Schuyler,
Ardith Bondi, Bob O'Neil and I all had great looks as the bird rested on the
flats before taking off. There is no water in any of the pools and
Thanks for posting Rob. I just got a call from Ken about the Phalarope and he
also confirmed that the Lark Sparrow continues at Robert Moses State Park.
Please check the previous posts for details on the location.
風 Swift as the wind
林 Quiet as the forest
火 Conquer like the fire
山 Steady as the
I haven't checked this year, but usually there are lots of juvenile
Fowler's toads in the sandy areas near the fishermen's parking area
past the Coast Guard station. Never have figured out where the
freshwater was over there.
On 7/22/15, Rick rc...@nyc.rr.com wrote:
Yes, last weekend in dunes,
I (John Laver), Nancy O'Keefe Barbara Saunders observed a dozen or so
Fowlers Toads at various points around the TRNC at Jones Beach West End
last weekend.
I thought I saw the rear end of a fox fleeing from my approach, as I hiked
out to observe the Red Phalarope last Sunday - but I can't
That is really interesting. Has anyone encountered any Fowlers Toads in the
park this year?
Robert Grover
Vice President/Director of Environmental and Coastal Sciences
Greenman-Pedersen, Inc.
Engineering and Construction Services
325 West Main Street, Babylon, NY 11702
d 631.761.7369 | f
Yesterday morning I birded for a few hours on the incoming tide at Cupsogue
County Park. Although shorebirding was a bit slow, the trip was highlighted by
twenty-two Whimbrels. A flock of thirteen were on the far northern flat, while
a flock of six were flybys. An additional three birds were
Patricia Lindsay reports that the Lark Sparrow is still present this morning
near the east end of field 2, RMSP, Suffolk Co., LI.
Shai Mitra
Bay Shore
From: bounce-119468877-3714...@list.cornell.edu
[bounce-119468877-3714...@list.cornell.edu] on behalf
Good morning,
For what it's worth, a negative report. Richard Fried and I have just
looked for the BBWD at Nickerson. No luck.
Anders Peltomaa
‘Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.'
– Martin Luther King, Jr.
On Jul 21, 2015 8:28 PM, Brent Bomkamp
At the now dry Pool with blind.
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The Red Phalarope was not in the pond in front of the blind (the only one I
checked) at 5:30 pm today. There were only about 10 sandpipers and 1
Killdeer in the whole area...Martin Carney
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I did not see any Fowler's toads today, but saw several last week.
The rangers also told me that they are trying to keep track of the
population numbers for the Hog-nosed snake, so if you see one, you might
let them know where and when. It is a very pretty snake.
They said the only other
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