Well. Bob’s ibis post just made me feel old!! Actually, I’monly 59 but I
started birding 47 years ago.
In July of 1977, 7 immature WhiteIbis appeared in Mount Sinai harbor where
they remained for over a month. On July 19th, 1977, I found a lone immature
WhiteIbis in the salt marsh at Prospect
Well. Bob’s ibis post just made me feel old!! Actually, I’monly 59 but I
started birding 47 years ago.
In July of 1977, 7 immature WhiteIbis appeared in Mount Sinai harbor where
they remained for over a month. On July 19th, 1977, I found a lone immature
WhiteIbis in the salt marsh at Prospect
netting. We can
> monitor it and if it turns out to be problematic can implement steps to
> mitigate its impacts.
>
> Having said this, it is a terrible eyesore that destroyed about 20 acres of
> forest.
>
> John Turner
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>> On May 5, 2021 at 8:58 AM Gle
netting. We can
> monitor it and if it turns out to be problematic can implement steps to
> mitigate its impacts.
>
> Having said this, it is a terrible eyesore that destroyed about 20 acres of
> forest.
>
> John Turner
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>
>> On May 5, 2021 at 8:58 AM Gle
Anybody been watching the construction of the Top Golf Sports Bar on the north
side of the Long Island Expressway in Holtsville (Suffolk County, near exit
63)??
Aside from being a huge eyesore (you can see it from exits away on the LIE),
the netting that they have erected must be at least 150
Anybody been watching the construction of the Top Golf Sports Bar on the north
side of the Long Island Expressway in Holtsville (Suffolk County, near exit
63)??
Aside from being a huge eyesore (you can see it from exits away on the LIE),
the netting that they have erected must be at least 150
Male, main hedgerow vicinity of beehives, then further south near largest dead
tree. Sang once.
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Today, an Osprey has returned to the unusual nest sitelocated at the Local 138
IOUA Training Property onVictory Blvd in the town of Brookhaven.
The nest is on a quite short, flat, tower used forsome kind of heavy equipment
training and can be seen right from the nearby road.Today, the bird
Today, an Osprey has returned to the unusual nest sitelocated at the Local 138
IOUA Training Property onVictory Blvd in the town of Brookhaven.
The nest is on a quite short, flat, tower used forsome kind of heavy equipment
training and can be seen right from the nearby road.Today, the bird
Oops, "novel" coronavirus.
Also, the preserve doesn't open until 8AM every morning, a little late for
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Oops, "novel" coronavirus.
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Due to the Chinese coronavirus, the Sands Point Preserve is waving their
entrance fee for everybody. For existing and new members, they are extending
the membership by an additional two months.There will be no bathroom facilities
during this time according to their website.Just wanted to get
Due to the Chinese coronavirus, the Sands Point Preserve is waving their
entrance fee for everybody. For existing and new members, they are extending
the membership by an additional two months.There will be no bathroom facilities
during this time according to their website.Just wanted to get
I got a last look at that loon before losing it for good and am now walking it
back to loon, sp. until I can do a bit of research late tonight. Sorry for
jumping the gun but was sure enough at the time . Strange bird.
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Sharp two toned neck, weak chin strap, gizz obvious. Close to shore (200 ft)
but very difficult to track because of extreme long distance dives (popping
back up like 1000 ft away 1-2 minutes later). In fact I’ve lost it again, last
seen swimming west towards Glen Cove. I’ll try and write more
Sharp two toned neck, weak chin strap, gizz obvious. Close to shore (200 ft)
but very difficult to track because of extreme long distance dives (popping
back up like 1000 ft away 1-2 minutes later). In fact I’ve lost it again, last
seen swimming west towards Glen Cove. I’ll try and write more
A heavily streaked immature Vesper Sparrow was in the main hedgerow on the
property, along with a Savannah and lots of the common sparrows.
A pair of adult Peregrine Falcons seems to have taken up residence in the area.
I also saw them on 11/26. The female was perched on one of the light posts
A heavily streaked immature Vesper Sparrow was in the main hedgerow on the
property, along with a Savannah and lots of the common sparrows.
A pair of adult Peregrine Falcons seems to have taken up residence in the area.
I also saw them on 11/26. The female was perched on one of the light posts
2 adults now , low, drifting off to west
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> Circling overhead.
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windy.
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Flycatching by RR tracks, about 100 yards west of fenced paddocks.
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This afternoon, around 1:30PM, there were a large congregation of Pine Warblers
in the main parking lot and adjacent picnic table area (north end).It was
difficult to get an exact count without unnerving other people in their cars,
but I estimated at least 18-20 individuals just in that area.
This afternoon, around 1:30PM, there were a large congregation of Pine Warblers
in the main parking lot and adjacent picnic table area (north end).It was
difficult to get an exact count without unnerving other people in their cars,
but I estimated at least 18-20 individuals just in that area.
Just a follow-up thought to my post yesterday regarding Black-crowned Night
Herons:
Why is eBird almost completely devoid of sightings of this species in northern
Nassau County? Are they not there or just not being reported?There are many
reports along the Westchester/Connecticut coast but the
Just a follow-up thought to my post yesterday regarding Black-crowned Night
Herons:
Why is eBird almost completely devoid of sightings of this species in northern
Nassau County? Are they not there or just not being reported?There are many
reports along the Westchester/Connecticut coast but the
I stopped in at Manorhaven Park (Nassau) early this evening at dead low tide.
There was a nice collection of Black-crowned Night Herons feeding along the
creek that enter the small salt marsh. I counted 11, including 5 adults, before
I began scrutinizing one individual that turned out to be an
I stopped in at Manorhaven Park (Nassau) early this evening at dead low tide.
There was a nice collection of Black-crowned Night Herons feeding along the
creek that enter the small salt marsh. I counted 11, including 5 adults, before
I began scrutinizing one individual that turned out to be an
I stopped off at Cathedral Pines CP (Suffolk) today if only for the purpose of
eating my lunch in the car under some shade. Other than a calling Catbird, I
observed no other birds.However, there was a huge swarm, hundreds and hundreds,
perhaps 1000, of cicada killer wasps in the first parking
I stopped off at Cathedral Pines CP (Suffolk) today if only for the purpose of
eating my lunch in the car under some shade. Other than a calling Catbird, I
observed no other birds.However, there was a huge swarm, hundreds and hundreds,
perhaps 1000, of cicada killer wasps in the first parking
FYI, I thought that I had stripped out the hyperlink to plain text in my prior
post but I guess not.
If you're uncomfortable clicking on the link, just search the subject on your
own, you'll quickly find a representative article.
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Medford area (Suffolk) in the past few days. This in itself is not particularly
noteworthy but it does give me an opportunity to post the following link:
I'm seeing a few Turkey Vultures with some regularity around the Sills Road,
Medford area (Suffolk) in the past few days. This in itself is not particularly
noteworthy but it does give me an opportunity to post the following link:
I've been seeing single Glossy Ibis on several occasions in the vicinity of
Sills Road just south of the LIE (Suffolk County, usually in the late afternoon
on my way home from work.Yesterday, around 4:30 PM, I saw 4 ibis together.All
sightings have been of low-flying birds, heading generally
I've been seeing single Glossy Ibis on several occasions in the vicinity of
Sills Road just south of the LIE (Suffolk County, usually in the late afternoon
on my way home from work.Yesterday, around 4:30 PM, I saw 4 ibis together.All
sightings have been of low-flying birds, heading generally
My yard in Hauppauge, within earshot (literally) of the Long Island
Expressway, doesn't exactly overflow with neotropical migrants in the
spring. However, the budding oak trees in the neighborhood do regularly
attract such common species as Northern Parula, Myrtle, and the occasional
My yard in Hauppauge, within earshot (literally) of the Long Island
Expressway, doesn't exactly overflow with neotropical migrants in the
spring. However, the budding oak trees in the neighborhood do regularly
attract such common species as Northern Parula, Myrtle, and the occasional
Couldn't quite shut the door on ID-ing an immature Northern Goshawk today at
Suffolk County Farms. Very large, very long tail, very different flight from
Cooper's. Definitely accipiter; most likely goshawk.No April records on eBird
for Long Island, though.
Disappeared into the heavily wooded
Couldn't quite shut the door on ID-ing an immature Northern Goshawk today at
Suffolk County Farms. Very large, very long tail, very different flight from
Cooper's. Definitely accipiter; most likely goshawk.No April records on eBird
for Long Island, though.
Disappeared into the heavily wooded
I sat in the car for lunch today facing the fields. Two Turkey Vultures (a TV
set) were coursing back and forth over the fields along with two Red-tailed
Hawks. Two Killdeer were in the grass parking lot with me.
There were 3 or 4 Osprey circling and landing on the huge radio tower on the
I sat in the car for lunch today facing the fields. Two Turkey Vultures (a TV
set) were coursing back and forth over the fields along with two Red-tailed
Hawks. Two Killdeer were in the grass parking lot with me.
There were 3 or 4 Osprey circling and landing on the huge radio tower on the
This morning, I birded a cold Sands Point Preserve (Nassau) from about
8:20AM to 11AM.
A small group of 4 Common Goldeneye very close to shore had a single female
Barrow's Goldeneye with them. Goldeneye in this location are normally
further out in the sound and I usually don't make any attempt
This morning, I birded a cold Sands Point Preserve (Nassau) from about
8:20AM to 11AM.
A small group of 4 Common Goldeneye very close to shore had a single female
Barrow's Goldeneye with them. Goldeneye in this location are normally
further out in the sound and I usually don't make any attempt
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interesting or unusual mixed in.
I don't know what it's like inside the landfill but I think you can drive
inside it.
Just thought I'd throw this out there for the gull-hounds of Long Island.
Map coordinates: 40.795752, -72.932559
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interesting or unusual mixed in.
I don't know what it's like inside the landfill but I think you can drive
inside it.
Just thought I'd throw this out there for the gull-hounds of Long Island.
Map coordinates: 40.795752, -72.932559
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At 1:30PM. Close views in the pines on the north side of the small fenced field behind the main buildings. Right here: 40.750800, -73.149983. Not singing.Also, an adult Bald Eagle sitting comfortably in a tall dead pine on the edge of the main pond. Glenn H QuinnGQ Design, LLCgle...@verizon.net
At 1:30PM. Close views in the pines on the north side of the small fenced field behind the main buildings. Right here: 40.750800, -73.149983. Not singing.Also, an adult Bald Eagle sitting comfortably in a tall dead pine on the edge of the main pond. Glenn H QuinnGQ Design, LLCgle...@verizon.net
Just a late note from yesterday, During my son's baseball game at the Diamond in the Pines faciltiy in Coram (Suffolk Co.), a Pine Warbler started belting out a somewhat abbreviated song from beyond the centerfield wall. Perhaps it was "pining" for someone to put an end to the staggering boredom
Just a late note from yesterday,During my son's baseball game at the Diamond in the Pines faciltiy in Coram (Suffolk Co.), a Pine Warbler started belting out a somewhat abbreviated song from beyond the centerfield wall. Perhaps it was "pining" forsomeone to put an end to the staggering boredom
feeding in
Manhasset Bay, just to the east. Now that they're venturing into even more
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these birds!!
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e Eurasian Wigeon, Common Redpoll, and a more substantial
flock of 50 White-winged Crossbills.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year,
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Wigeon, Common Redpoll, and a more substantial
flock of 50 White-winged Crossbills.
Merry Christmas Happy New Year,
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the trail, flat, face down and very dead, with a perfect mountain bike tire
track directly through it. I can only assume that the tire track was
post-mortem!
Also, the preserve staff tells me that a White-tailed Deer (doe) has been
present for some time now.
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HBC Soccer Park).
Anyway, I thought some people might be interested and was wondering how many
recharge basins on Long Island might have this bird as a breeder.
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HBC Soccer Park).
Anyway, I thought some people might be interested and was wondering how many
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to get in. They must need the money for all the chainsaws
they're using in there.
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Yellow-rumped Warblers, 2-3 Savannah Sparrows.
There seem to be quite a few deer in this park now, too.
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. If it stays,
it might also be found there.
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figure out where
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A Lesser Black-backed Gull, seen and photographed on count day, has been added
to the Northern Nassau count, bringing the species total to 111.
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narrowly being hit by a car.
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this location in the past.
Sounded like it was about here: 40.919626,-73.344791
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Sounded like it was about here: 40.919626,-73.344791
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of Rt 347/454 in Hauppauge.
This morning a sign was posted here alerting visitors that the gate is locked
until 8AM due to West Nile mosquitoes.
Glenn Quinn
Hauppauge, NY
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of Rt 347/454 in Hauppauge.
This morning a sign was posted here alerting visitors that the gate is locked
until 8AM due to West Nile mosquitoes.
Glenn Quinn
Hauppauge, NY
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This morning at 8AM, while driving to work, I observed a Common Raven flying just above the trees, crossing over Vets Highway (454), near the northern end of Connetquot River SP, just south of the RR tracks. It was being harassed by two crows.Glenn QuinnHauppauge, NY
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Sea Lettuce, and something called the Channeled Barrel-bubble
(whatever that is; sounds like something you get after you eat).
A link to the interesting article on scaup feeding habits:
http://elibrary.unm.edu/sora/Auk/v074n04/p0459-p0468.pdf
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year,
Glenn Quinn,
Lettuce, and something called the Channeled Barrel-bubble
(whatever that is; sounds like something you get after you eat).
A link to the interesting article on scaup feeding habits:
http://elibrary.unm.edu/sora/Auk/v074n04/p0459-p0468.pdf
Merry Christmas Happy New Year,
Glenn Quinn, compiler
in fall)
Indigo Bunting- 1
Purple Finch- 25+ (scattered throughout the preserve)
Eastern Towhee- 6
White-crowned Sparrow- 3
PS: The addition of Common Raven brings my official Sands Point species list to
263, since I started birding in 1974, if anybody cares
Glenn Quinn
Antonio Quinn
Hauppauge, NY
in fall)
Indigo Bunting- 1
Purple Finch- 25+ (scattered throughout the preserve)
Eastern Towhee- 6
White-crowned Sparrow- 3
PS: The addition of Common Raven brings my official Sands Point species list to
263, since I started birding in 1974, if anybody cares
Glenn Quinn
Antonio Quinn
Hauppauge, NY
On Saturday (3rd) at about 5:30PM, there were 4 Turkey Vultures in the air
along West Shore Road in Port Washington. 3 were flying together, lazily
heading west, near the south end of Hempstead Harbor. The 4th bird was soaring
alone close to the Harbor Links Golf Course.
Glenn Quinn
Antonio
On Saturday (3rd) at about 5:30PM, there were 4 Turkey Vultures in the air
along West Shore Road in Port Washington. 3 were flying together, lazily
heading west, near the south end of Hempstead Harbor. The 4th bird was soaring
alone close to the Harbor Links Golf Course.
Glenn Quinn
Antonio
Very few migrants at the Sands Point Preserve (Nassau County) early this
afternoon, but we did manage a fairly early Yellow-billed Cuckoo calling from
the treetops.
Otherwise, only 4 NRW Swallows and single Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Yellow-rumped
Warbler, Palm Warbler, and Hermit Thrush.
Glenn
Very few migrants at the Sands Point Preserve (Nassau County) early this
afternoon, but we did manage a fairly early Yellow-billed Cuckoo calling from
the treetops.
Otherwise, only 4 NRW Swallows and single Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Yellow-rumped
Warbler, Palm Warbler, and Hermit Thrush.
Glenn
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