I would encourage folks to keep the reports of positive or negative coming
through to the various reporting mechanisms. The star Slaty-backed Gull was not
there when I arrived this AM but I rode it out and was rewarded with several
views in flight and on the ice of this stonking bird!
In
I would encourage folks to keep the reports of positive or negative coming
through to the various reporting mechanisms. The star Slaty-backed Gull was not
there when I arrived this AM but I rode it out and was rewarded with several
views in flight and on the ice of this stonking bird!
In
Tuesday, Feb. 2nd - Central Park, Manhattan (N.Y. City)
Quite a day, with 8 species of gulls documented on and sometimes over the
Central Park reservoir, as noted and pointed out by a great diversity of
birders who included locals and regulars as well as many coming in particularly
for the
Tuesday, Feb. 2nd - Central Park, Manhattan (N.Y. City)
Quite a day, with 8 species of gulls documented on and sometimes over the
Central Park reservoir, as noted and pointed out by a great diversity of
birders who included locals and regulars as well as many coming in particularly
for the
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Good evening all, I am sharing this information on behalf of Audubon New York.
It is critical that if we all want to continue enjoying wetlands around the
state including the 50,000 acre Montezuma Wetlands Complex, the tidal wetlands
including along the Long Island shores and from the Troy Dam
Good evening all, I am sharing this information on behalf of Audubon New York.
It is critical that if we all want to continue enjoying wetlands around the
state including the 50,000 acre Montezuma Wetlands Complex, the tidal wetlands
including along the Long Island shores and from the Troy Dam
After seeing the fabulous Slaty-backed Gull and the Glaucous Gull this am early
I decided to take a walk around the Ramble and North end to see what was
around. Besides all the usual stuff I loved that there were hawks all over the
place it seemed. Everything i was seeing was giving great
After seeing the fabulous Slaty-backed Gull and the Glaucous Gull this am early
I decided to take a walk around the Ramble and North end to see what was
around. Besides all the usual stuff I loved that there were hawks all over the
place it seemed. Everything i was seeing was giving great
Apologies, I meant northeast section of Reservoir for Black-headed.
Continuing there now, sleeping. Viewing from south end with scope (north
end would afford closer views)
Adrian Burke
NYC
On Wed, Feb 2, 2022 at 11:37 AM Adrian Burke wrote:
> Adult just landed northwest portion of Central Park
Apologies, I meant northeast section of Reservoir for Black-headed.
Continuing there now, sleeping. Viewing from south end with scope (north
end would afford closer views)
Adrian Burke
NYC
On Wed, Feb 2, 2022 at 11:37 AM Adrian Burke wrote:
> Adult just landed northwest portion of Central Park
Adult just landed northwest portion of Central Park Reservoir. 8 gull
species here total today, Lesser Black-backed and Iceland among the more
recently seen uncommon ones.
Adrian Burke
NYC
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Adult just landed northwest portion of Central Park Reservoir. 8 gull
species here total today, Lesser Black-backed and Iceland among the more
recently seen uncommon ones.
Adrian Burke
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Given that the Glaucous and several Iceland Gulls (undoubtedly along with
many of the more common species) have been moving between Randall’s Island
(the dumpsters on the Bronx side off the northeast corner in particular)
and the Reservoir, I would suggest checking NE Randall’s for the
Given that the Glaucous and several Iceland Gulls (undoubtedly along with
many of the more common species) have been moving between Randall’s Island
(the dumpsters on the Bronx side off the northeast corner in particular)
and the Reservoir, I would suggest checking NE Randall’s for the
Both were seen at the south end of the reservoir by the fountain but both flew
about 10 minutes ago. Followed the slatybacked going east over the buildings.
Andrew
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Both were seen at the south end of the reservoir by the fountain but both flew
about 10 minutes ago. Followed the slatybacked going east over the buildings.
Andrew
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New York County, including Manhattan, Randall’s Island, and Governors Island -
Mon., Jan. 31st & Tues., Feb. 1st
with a retrospective look by multiple obsevers… thanks in great part to Anthony
Collerton’s shrewd pick-up on new photos of gulls at Central Park / NYC… Many
NYS-&-beyond birders
New York County, including Manhattan, Randall’s Island, and Governors Island -
Mon., Jan. 31st & Tues., Feb. 1st
with a retrospective look by multiple obsevers… thanks in great part to Anthony
Collerton’s shrewd pick-up on new photos of gulls at Central Park / NYC… Many
NYS-&-beyond birders
Bird is just north of the El Dorado not the San Remo approximately 90th street.
Shane Blodgett
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Bird is just north of the El Dorado not the San Remo approximately 90th street.
Shane Blodgett
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The Slaty-backed Gull on Central Park Reservoir- standing on ice with a group
of gulls just north of the San Remo apartment building. I am standing on the
east side of the reservoir on the running track at 90th St. looking west. The
bird is probably 250-300 yards away so scope very helpful.
The Slaty-backed Gull on Central Park Reservoir- standing on ice with a group
of gulls just north of the San Remo apartment building. I am standing on the
east side of the reservoir on the running track at 90th St. looking west. The
bird is probably 250-300 yards away so scope very helpful.
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