and low chop on west winds.
David Jordet
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and low chop on west winds.
David Jordet
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Hello,
Just to clarify the phalarope is located at Jones Beach West End (JBWE --
Nassau County) NOT Jamaica Bay wildlife refuge (JBWR Queens County).
These near identical acronyms looked like they might pose a problem for some.
Hope this helps avoid navigation errors and wasted days-offs in
Hello,
Just to clarify the phalarope is located at Jones Beach West End (JBWE --
Nassau County) NOT Jamaica Bay wildlife refuge (JBWR Queens County).
These near identical acronyms looked like they might pose a problem for some.
Hope this helps avoid navigation errors and wasted days-offs in
Re: CHESTNUT-COLLARED LONGSPUR
This report from Sandy Hook, NJ just came through and I thought it would be of
interest to those checking regular coastal NY birding spots.
best,
Dave Jordet
Staten Island
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> Date: April 13,
Re: CHESTNUT-COLLARED LONGSPUR
This report from Sandy Hook, NJ just came through and I thought it would be of
interest to those checking regular coastal NY birding spots.
best,
Dave Jordet
Staten Island
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To follow up on Mike's email regarding spring arrival dates, I noticed that
Birdcast has arrival/departure information for each region. It's broken down
into four areas: beginning to arrive, arriving, peaking, departing. See url
below.
Very instructive and helpful!
Dave Jordet
To follow up on Mike's email regarding spring arrival dates, I noticed that
Birdcast has arrival/departure information for each region. It's broken down
into four areas: beginning to arrive, arriving, peaking, departing. See url
below.
Very instructive and helpful!
Dave Jordet
To follow up on Mike's email regarding spring arrival dates, I noticed that
Birdcast has arrival/departure information for each region. It's broken down
into four areas: beginning to arrive, arriving, peaking, departing. See url
below.
Very instructive and helpful!
Dave Jordet
To follow up on Mike's email regarding spring arrival dates, I noticed that
Birdcast has arrival/departure information for each region. It's broken down
into four areas: beginning to arrive, arriving, peaking, departing. See url
below.
Very instructive and helpful!
Dave Jordet
I just received a NJ RBA email about a Swainsons's Hawk being seen 20 west of
NYC at the Montclair, NJ hawk watch.
No word on direction of flight or individual characteristics (age, relative
darkness of bird) but, as always, keep your eyes and the skies.
Dave Jordet
> From: Sam Galick
>
I just received a NJ RBA email about a Swainsons's Hawk being seen 20 west of
NYC at the Montclair, NJ hawk watch.
No word on direction of flight or individual characteristics (age, relative
darkness of bird) but, as always, keep your eyes and the skies.
Dave Jordet
From: Sam Galick
Tuesday afternoon, April 9, I visited High Rock Park and Clove Lakes Park.
After Monday's fantastic day of birding Clove Lakes Park only, I thought I
would head to High Rock Park in the middle of Staten Island's Greenbelt to see
what had arrived. It is also the most pristine natural area in SI.
Tuesday afternoon, April 9, I visited High Rock Park and Clove Lakes Park.
After Monday's fantastic day of birding Clove Lakes Park only, I thought I
would head to High Rock Park in the middle of Staten Island's Greenbelt to see
what had arrived. It is also the most pristine natural area in SI.
ly. Then saw uniform
GREEN BACK, lack of wing bars, clear underside, grayish-blue cap, white
supercilium without 'spectacles.'
Good luck!
David Jordet
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> Subject: Red-eyed Vireo (CLP-Staten Island)
> Date: April 2, 2013 6
of the back of a red-eyed
before, with the back appearing so green.
Good birding!
David Jordet
Staten Island
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of the back of a red-eyed
before, with the back appearing so green.
Good birding!
David Jordet
Staten Island
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BACK, lack of wing bars, clear underside, grayish-blue cap, white
supercilium without 'spectacles.'
Good luck!
David Jordet
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Subject: Red-eyed Vireo (CLP-Staten Island)
Date: April 2, 2013 6:27:15 PM EDT
To: sinatural
vocalizations?
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
David Jordet
Staten Island
(unable to find any references for professional literature)
Sources:
Books:
SIbley Guide to BIRD BEHAVIOR
Pete Dunne's Essential Field Guide Companion
Web:
Cornell - All About Birds - general description
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