Merry Christmas! Mark French and I hit 9 stops in the Black Dirt Region
(one in NJ, eight in NY) on Saturday. Numbers were low overall and we
didn't wait out the owls because of the wind. Short-eareds often wait until
near full darkness, before emerging on windy evenings. We tallied 13
NORTHERN
Merry Christmas! Mark French and I hit 9 stops in the Black Dirt Region
(one in NJ, eight in NY) on Saturday. Numbers were low overall and we
didn't wait out the owls because of the wind. Short-eareds often wait until
near full darkness, before emerging on windy evenings. We tallied 13
NORTHERN
Good evening. We went to visit my wife's sister in New Paltz last night, so
of course I made an early morning visit to the Shawangunk Grasslands (20
minute ride instead of the usual 110 minutes!). See the eBird list pasted
below and check out the GRASSHOPPER SPARROW video, which has HENSLOW'S and
Good evening. We went to visit my wife's sister in New Paltz last night, so
of course I made an early morning visit to the Shawangunk Grasslands (20
minute ride instead of the usual 110 minutes!). See the eBird list pasted
below and check out the GRASSHOPPER SPARROW video, which has HENSLOW'S and
. Since we're dealing with thousands and thousands of acres here,
there's always enough fallow land and drainage ditches to support some
birds but my money is on the coastal marshes this winter...
Michael Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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. Since we're dealing with thousands and thousands of acres here,
there's always enough fallow land and drainage ditches to support some
birds but my money is on the coastal marshes this winter...
Michael Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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Mark French and I hit the Black Dirt Region yesterday, as it's one of our
favorite places to bird and take in the landscape. From one of the vantage
points along the Pulaski Highway, we observed 2 GOLDEN EAGLES, see eBird
notes pasted below. At a different vantage point, we observed a juvenile
Mark French and I hit the Black Dirt Region yesterday, as it's one of our
favorite places to bird and take in the landscape. From one of the vantage
points along the Pulaski Highway, we observed 2 GOLDEN EAGLES, see eBird
notes pasted below. At a different vantage point, we observed a juvenile
I emailed my buddy Ralph Tabor to let him know that I'd be up Monday
morning and also to ask him about the conditions of the trails, as I heard
that they were overgrown. So what does Ralph do? He goes and mows the
trails prior to my arrival! What a swell guy:-)
Anyway, the male HENSLOW'S SPARROW
I emailed my buddy Ralph Tabor to let him know that I'd be up Monday
morning and also to ask him about the conditions of the trails, as I heard
that they were overgrown. So what does Ralph do? He goes and mows the
trails prior to my arrival! What a swell guy:-)
Anyway, the male HENSLOW'S SPARROW
On 12/13/14, I found an immature NORTHERN GOSHAWK at Liberty State Park
(just across the Hudson in Jersey City), while scouting for the Lower
Hudson CBC. My last conclusive sighting of the bird was during our Hudson
County Big Day on 5/9/15. It flushed from an upland field with a bulging
crop and
On 12/13/14, I found an immature NORTHERN GOSHAWK at Liberty State Park
(just across the Hudson in Jersey City), while scouting for the Lower
Hudson CBC. My last conclusive sighting of the bird was during our Hudson
County Big Day on 5/9/15. It flushed from an upland field with a bulging
crop and
I covered my Roughleg route for the last time this season. I started at the
Shawangunk Grasslands and then hit eight stops in the Black Dirt Region of
Orange County. I tallied seventeen Rough-legged Hawks, which means there
was a recent influx.
More details here:
I covered my Roughleg route for the last time this season. I started at the
Shawangunk Grasslands and then hit eight stops in the Black Dirt Region of
Orange County. I tallied seventeen Rough-legged Hawks, which means there
was a recent influx.
More details here:
At 3:08PM, Ray Gilbert, a gentlemen named Joe, and myself observed the
continuing gray morph GYRFALCON at the State Line Lookout in Alpine, NJ.
More info here (including NY specific info):
https://pelagicaddict.wordpress.com/2017/01/23/gyrfalcon-continues/
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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At 3:08PM, Ray Gilbert, a gentlemen named Joe, and myself observed the
continuing gray morph GYRFALCON at the State Line Lookout in Alpine, NJ.
More info here (including NY specific info):
https://pelagicaddict.wordpress.com/2017/01/23/gyrfalcon-continues/
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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Mark French, Shayna Marchese, Mike Ruscigno, Diane Tishler, and myself took
an open-country winter raptor trip today. The Black Dirt Region held 15+
NORTHERN HARRIERS (six gray ghosts), 1 "Northern" RED-TAILED HAWK
(abieticola), 7 ROUGH-LEGGED HAWKS (four light, three dark), 6 SHORT-EARED
OWLS
Mark French, Shayna Marchese, Mike Ruscigno, Diane Tishler, and myself took
an open-country winter raptor trip today. The Black Dirt Region held 15+
NORTHERN HARRIERS (six gray ghosts), 1 "Northern" RED-TAILED HAWK
(abieticola), 7 ROUGH-LEGGED HAWKS (four light, three dark), 6 SHORT-EARED
OWLS
I was just alerted to a GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GOOSE at River Barge Park in
Carlstadt, NJ today.
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I was just alerted to a GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GOOSE at River Barge Park in
Carlstadt, NJ today.
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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I post this to honor the request of Tom Fiore;)
As you all know, the forecast was worse than the actual weather on Sunday.
More details when I tally all the individuals. As of right now, we have 98
species in the Jersey portion of the count circle. Count week birds were
TURKEY VULTURE,
I post this to honor the request of Tom Fiore;)
As you all know, the forecast was worse than the actual weather on Sunday.
More details when I tally all the individuals. As of right now, we have 98
species in the Jersey portion of the count circle. Count week birds were
TURKEY VULTURE,
It's been a long day. Thanks to Jeff Ellerbusch for pointing out that I
inadvertently put "borealis" the expected Red-tailed Hawk instead of the
northern "abieticola" in my post before.
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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It's been a long day. Thanks to Jeff Ellerbusch for pointing out that I
inadvertently put "borealis" the expected Red-tailed Hawk instead of the
northern "abieticola" in my post before.
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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Two Jersey boys hit the Shawangunk Grasslands, a site in Campbell Hall,
plus the Black Dirt Region today. We tallied 2 SANDHILL CRANES, 49-53
NORTHERN HARRIERS, 3 borealis RED-TAILED HAWKS, 7 ROUGH-LEGGED HAWKS, 6
SHORT-EARED OWLS, 4-5 AMERICAN KESTRELS, 7 WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS, &
EASTERN
Two Jersey boys hit the Shawangunk Grasslands, a site in Campbell Hall,
plus the Black Dirt Region today. We tallied 2 SANDHILL CRANES, 49-53
NORTHERN HARRIERS, 3 borealis RED-TAILED HAWKS, 7 ROUGH-LEGGED HAWKS, 6
SHORT-EARED OWLS, 4-5 AMERICAN KESTRELS, 7 WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS, &
EASTERN
That should be "jaeger" and worth a look for that Kittiwake...
Mike Britt
Bayonne
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That should be "jaeger" and worth a look for that Kittiwake...
Mike Britt
Bayonne
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As of 20 minutes ago, there was a large feeding flock (2000+) of large
gulls around the Robbin's Reef Lighthouse and Passaic Valley Sewerage
Commission outflow pipe. This area would be viewable from the Veteran's
Memorial Park area in Brooklyn or the Staten Island ferry area described by
Isaac
As of 20 minutes ago, there was a large feeding flock (2000+) of large
gulls around the Robbin's Reef Lighthouse and Passaic Valley Sewerage
Commission outflow pipe. This area would be viewable from the Veteran's
Memorial Park area in Brooklyn or the Staten Island ferry area described by
Isaac
I ran my winter Roughleg route today, barring the Shawangunk Grasslands. I
stuck to the Black Dirt region in Orange County and observed four
Rough-legged Hawks (two light, one moderately-marked light, one dark),
which is good for the date. Looking at the eBird bar charts and considering
this
I ran my winter Roughleg route today, barring the Shawangunk Grasslands. I
stuck to the Black Dirt region in Orange County and observed four
Rough-legged Hawks (two light, one moderately-marked light, one dark),
which is good for the date. Looking at the eBird bar charts and considering
this
At 12:42PM, a BROAD-WINGED HAWK with a full crop flew out of Van Cortlandt
Park and headed east across I-87. A stopover I suspect. Locals would know
better...
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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At 12:42PM, a BROAD-WINGED HAWK with a full crop flew out of Van Cortlandt
Park and headed east across I-87. A stopover I suspect. Locals would know
better...
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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New York Birders,
At least one CLIFF SWALLOW was mixed in with the more standard species at
Ridge Hill, Yonkers earlier in the week...can't recall if it was Monday or
Tuesday?
Yesterday while making a delivery at an apartment complex on Davenport
Avenue in New Rochelle, a YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT
New York Birders,
At least one CLIFF SWALLOW was mixed in with the more standard species at
Ridge Hill, Yonkers earlier in the week...can't recall if it was Monday or
Tuesday?
Yesterday while making a delivery at an apartment complex on Davenport
Avenue in New Rochelle, a YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT
Not a jaw-dropping sighting but I always enjoy seeing cuckoos. While making
a delivery to 13 River Street, a Yellow-billed Cuckoo was flushed by a lawn
mower and flew N-S across the road. The only "habitat" here are some small
trees and such on the margins of the various companies; it's very urban
Not a jaw-dropping sighting but I always enjoy seeing cuckoos. While making
a delivery to 13 River Street, a Yellow-billed Cuckoo was flushed by a lawn
mower and flew N-S across the road. The only "habitat" here are some small
trees and such on the margins of the various companies; it's very urban
Common Nighthawk undoubtedly still breeds in Yonkers, with plenty of old
buildings that likely offer the proper substrate for nest sites. When
delivering to Saint John's Riverside Hospital on St. Joseph's Avenue on
Friday, a construction worker was talking about the roof, so I asked is it
gravel?
Common Nighthawk undoubtedly still breeds in Yonkers, with plenty of old
buildings that likely offer the proper substrate for nest sites. When
delivering to Saint John's Riverside Hospital on St. Joseph's Avenue on
Friday, a construction worker was talking about the roof, so I asked is it
gravel?
Bob,
Then go to New Jersey Audubon's Scherman-Hoffman center...address/phone
below.
11 Hardscrabble Road
Bernardsville, NJ 07924
Phone: (908) 766-5787
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Bob,
Then go to New Jersey Audubon's Scherman-Hoffman center...address/phone
below.
11 Hardscrabble Road
Bernardsville, NJ 07924
Phone: (908) 766-5787
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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Larry/New York Birders,
The wacky reports coincide (annually) with the Great Backyard Bird Count...
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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Larry/New York Birders,
The wacky reports coincide (annually) with the Great Backyard Bird Count...
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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NY birders,
I have no idea how easy or difficult CANVASBACK is to get in Westchester
County these days. With that said, a small raft was off the north end of
the Wastewater Treatment Plant on the Hudson in Yonkers today.
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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NY birders,
I have no idea how easy or difficult CANVASBACK is to get in Westchester
County these days. With that said, a small raft was off the north end of
the Wastewater Treatment Plant on the Hudson in Yonkers today.
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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Every winter I take at least one trip up to the Shawangunk Grasslands and
Black Dirt Region of Warwick and Goshen, to look for Rough-legged Hawks. I
have a well developed itinerary. I typically start at the Shawangunk
Grasslands to catch the Short-eareds hunting before they head in to roost,
plus
Every winter I take at least one trip up to the Shawangunk Grasslands and
Black Dirt Region of Warwick and Goshen, to look for Rough-legged Hawks. I
have a well developed itinerary. I typically start at the Shawangunk
Grasslands to catch the Short-eareds hunting before they head in to roost,
plus
New York birders,
When you actually do the paperwork the truth comes out! We tallied 91
species, NOT the previously reported 85 species.
Hudson, Hudson, New Jersey, US
Dec 20, 2015
Protocol: Incidental
91 species (+1 other taxa)
Brant 115
Canada Goose 1975
Mute Swan 44
Gadwall 291
American
New York birders,
When you actually do the paperwork the truth comes out! We tallied 91
species, NOT the previously reported 85 species.
Hudson, Hudson, New Jersey, US
Dec 20, 2015
Protocol: Incidental
91 species (+1 other taxa)
Brant 115
Canada Goose 1975
Mute Swan 44
Gadwall 291
American
New York birders,
We are seeking expert opinions on this Aythya sp. that is currently
residing in the Hackensack Meadowlands.
Pics and notes can be seen here:
https://pelagicaddict.wordpress.com/2015/11/07/interesting-aythya-duck-sp-found-by-chris-takacs-at-dekorte/
Thanks,
Mike Britt
Bayonne,
New York birders,
We are seeking expert opinions on this Aythya sp. that is currently
residing in the Hackensack Meadowlands.
Pics and notes can be seen here:
https://pelagicaddict.wordpress.com/2015/11/07/interesting-aythya-duck-sp-found-by-chris-takacs-at-dekorte/
Thanks,
Mike Britt
Bayonne,
New York Birders,
On 8/4, at 8:23AM, I observed a RAVEN on the ground in the Yonkers Raceway
lot, off Yonkers Ave. I've been doing a Westchester route (I drive a truck)
for the past two weeks and this is the first one I've observed. I suppose
it could be from Co-op City (do they continue to breed
New York Birders,
On 8/4, at 8:23AM, I observed a RAVEN on the ground in the Yonkers Raceway
lot, off Yonkers Ave. I've been doing a Westchester route (I drive a truck)
for the past two weeks and this is the first one I've observed. I suppose
it could be from Co-op City (do they continue to breed
There is an "X" Summer Tanager report in eBird. Is Summer Tanager not
flagged for review in NYC? The date is quite early and I've seen no mention
of it otherwise. Perhaps a filter change is in store?
Mike Britt
Bayonne
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So-called scavengers only occasionally get the press they deserve as
predators. I watched a Fish Crow raiding Rock Pigeon nests, under an
overpass along Saw Mill River Road in Yonkers late this morning. The crow
would move from nest site to nest site, with adult pigeons flushing in its
wake. Even
There is an X Summer Tanager report in eBird. Is Summer Tanager not
flagged for review in NYC? The date is quite early and I've seen no mention
of it otherwise. Perhaps a filter change is in store?
Mike Britt
Bayonne
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So-called scavengers only occasionally get the press they deserve as
predators. I watched a Fish Crow raiding Rock Pigeon nests, under an
overpass along Saw Mill River Road in Yonkers late this morning. The crow
would move from nest site to nest site, with adult pigeons flushing in its
wake. Even
NYC Birders,
What is the status of Eastern Screech Owl in Central Park, since the
reintroduction program?
Thanks and be safe out there.
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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NYC Birders,
What is the status of Eastern Screech Owl in Central Park, since the
reintroduction program?
Thanks and be safe out there.
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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New York Birders,
I lead a Saw Mill River Audubon group on my "Roughleg Route" today, which
covers the Shawangunk Grasslands and multiple stops in the Black Dirt
Region. We tallied fifteen light and six dark morphs.
More details on our excursion can be found here:
New York Birders,
I lead a Saw Mill River Audubon group on my Roughleg Route today, which
covers the Shawangunk Grasslands and multiple stops in the Black Dirt
Region. We tallied fifteen light and six dark morphs.
More details on our excursion can be found here:
New York Birders,
The "Jersey portion" of the Lower Hudson CBC tallied 94 species. "Relative"
highlights were: Wild Turkey, Ring-necked Pheasant, American Bittern, 3
Great Egret, 3 Black-crowned Night Heron, Rough-legged Hawk, Barn Owl, 2
Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers, 3 Hairy Woodpeckers, 8 American
New York Birders,
The Jersey portion of the Lower Hudson CBC tallied 94 species. Relative
highlights were: Wild Turkey, Ring-necked Pheasant, American Bittern, 3
Great Egret, 3 Black-crowned Night Heron, Rough-legged Hawk, Barn Owl, 2
Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers, 3 Hairy Woodpeckers, 8 American
New York Birders,
While doing some scouting for the Lower Hudson CBC, I observed an immature
NORTHERN GOSHAWK at Liberty State Park this afternoon. Not sure if the
adult is still in Central Park, so this could wind up a "Count Week" bird,
if not re-found tomorrow. It's nice that the Nor'easter
New York Birders,
While doing some scouting for the Lower Hudson CBC, I observed an immature
NORTHERN GOSHAWK at Liberty State Park this afternoon. Not sure if the
adult is still in Central Park, so this could wind up a Count Week bird,
if not re-found tomorrow. It's nice that the Nor'easter came
New York Birders,
I ran my Roughleg Route in southern upstate NY today and tallied 26 birds.
More details here:
http://pelagicaddict.wordpress.com/2014/12/12/my-roughleg-route/
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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New York Birders,
I ran my Roughleg Route in southern upstate NY today and tallied 26 birds.
More details here:
http://pelagicaddict.wordpress.com/2014/12/12/my-roughleg-route/
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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New York Birders,
Who runs the Staten Island CBC and what is the date? The really good areas
in Bayonne (just south of the Lower Hudson CBC circle) are actually part of
the Staten Island CBC circle. Are these areas covered or is the desire to
keep the count "pure" and Staten Island only?
Feel
New York Birders,
Who runs the Staten Island CBC and what is the date? The really good areas
in Bayonne (just south of the Lower Hudson CBC circle) are actually part of
the Staten Island CBC circle. Are these areas covered or is the desire to
keep the count pure and Staten Island only?
Feel free
For the local reviewer...I'm not sure why sightings (SEOW, etc., on 11/27 &
11/29) would be accepted from a bogus marker in Orange County, for the
Shawangunk Grasslands, which are in Ulster County? It's not exactly a
"secret spot."
Mike Britt
Bayonne
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For the local reviewer...I'm not sure why sightings (SEOW, etc., on 11/27
11/29) would be accepted from a bogus marker in Orange County, for the
Shawangunk Grasslands, which are in Ulster County? It's not exactly a
secret spot.
Mike Britt
Bayonne
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I apologize, if this is already well-known. I had a few stops in Yonkers
and the Bronx today...at 3:36PM, three Monk Parakeets zoomed over the Cross
Bronx Expressway, near Exit 4B (Rosedale Ave.). Makes sense with the NJ
stronghold directly across the Hudson...
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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I apologize, if this is already well-known. I had a few stops in Yonkers
and the Bronx today...at 3:36PM, three Monk Parakeets zoomed over the Cross
Bronx Expressway, near Exit 4B (Rosedale Ave.). Makes sense with the NJ
stronghold directly across the Hudson...
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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New York Birders,
You may find this of interest:
http://pelagicaddict.wordpress.com/2014/08/24/how-to-identify-and-find-barn-owl-tyto-alba-in-new-jersey/
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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New York Birders,
You may find this of interest:
http://pelagicaddict.wordpress.com/2014/08/24/how-to-identify-and-find-barn-owl-tyto-alba-in-new-jersey/
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To Whom It May Concern:
I observed a Great Egret with a yellow tag - C12 - feeding in the saltmarsh
by the admin bldg @ Liberty State Park this afternoon.
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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To Whom It May Concern:
I observed a Great Egret with a yellow tag - C12 - feeding in the saltmarsh
by the admin bldg @ Liberty State Park this afternoon.
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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Seawatching was quite good this AM. Highlights were: 65 BLACK SCOTERS, 44
COMMON LOONS, 3 CORY'S SHEARWATERS, 8 SOOTY SHEARWATERS, MANX SHEARWATER, &
6 LESSER BLACK-BACKED GULLS.
More details here:
http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S18644979
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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Sorry.
http://pelagicaddict.wordpress.com/2014/03/05/thick-billed-murre-in-new-york-bay/
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Can be found here:
http://pelagicaddict.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=2429=edit=1
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Can be found here:
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NJ/NY birders,
Sorry...been up since 4AM but some glaring typos in the notes section of my
post...corrected version here:
http://pelagicaddict.wordpress.com/2014/02/16/how-bout-54-roughlegs-14-lapland-longspurs/
Thanks,
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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New Jersey & New York Birders,
I led a winter raptor trip today, for NJAS's, All Things Birds program. We
hit seven stops in the Pine Island/Goshen area and then ended at the
Shawangunk Grasslands. While diversity was low, numbers of some choice
species were incredible. Thanks to the fourteen
NJ/NY birders,
Sorry...been up since 4AM but some glaring typos in the notes section of my
post...corrected version here:
http://pelagicaddict.wordpress.com/2014/02/16/how-bout-54-roughlegs-14-lapland-longspurs/
Thanks,
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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Mark French and I hit the Pine Island/Goshen area (Orange Co.), for
open-country species, from 6:04-10:22AM. In order, we covered Pumpkin
Swamp, Indiana Road, Mount Eve Road, Skinner's Lane, Sidoti Lane, Jados
Lane, Glenwood Road, & Oil City Road.
The previously reported Snowy Owls (3) were not
Mark French and I hit the Pine Island/Goshen area (Orange Co.), for
open-country species, from 6:04-10:22AM. In order, we covered Pumpkin
Swamp, Indiana Road, Mount Eve Road, Skinner's Lane, Sidoti Lane, Jados
Lane, Glenwood Road, Oil City Road.
The previously reported Snowy Owls (3) were not
New York Birders,
I handle compilation for the "Jersey-side" of the Lower Hudson CBC.
I'm wondering if anyone on the NY side does an extended "riverwatch" on the
Hudson? It looks like I might have enough participants this year that I can
be a "floater" and try something new. Please advise, as I
New York Birders,
I handle compilation for the Jersey-side of the Lower Hudson CBC.
I'm wondering if anyone on the NY side does an extended riverwatch on the
Hudson? It looks like I might have enough participants this year that I can
be a floater and try something new. Please advise, as I do not
Ladies & Gents,
I am sure many of you tech-savvy, new-age birders have the BirdLog NA app
on your phone. I have the iPhone 4 and just updated the software to iOS
7.02. Well I must have done something wrong because my BirdLog NA app, did
not transfer over. I think I was supposed to back it up to
Ladies Gents,
I am sure many of you tech-savvy, new-age birders have the BirdLog NA app
on your phone. I have the iPhone 4 and just updated the software to iOS
7.02. Well I must have done something wrong because my BirdLog NA app, did
not transfer over. I think I was supposed to back it up to my
Mark French and I were on the beach at Field #2 at 5:45AM. The show did not
begin until 7:34AM, when the first of 35 CORY'S SHEARWATERS passed - all
were heading east to west. A single MANX SHEARWATER passed - west to east,
a few minutes after the first Cory's. The Cory's were still moving when we
Mark French and I were on the beach at Field #2 at 5:45AM. The show did not
begin until 7:34AM, when the first of 35 CORY'S SHEARWATERS passed - all
were heading east to west. A single MANX SHEARWATER passed - west to east,
a few minutes after the first Cory's. The Cory's were still moving when we
All,
Way to screw up my debut post...obviously I meant, "shearwatering!"
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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Mark French and I conducted a hit-n-run seawatch from the Field 2 beach
from 523-849AM. Viewing conditions were quite favorable. Two NORTHERN
GANNETS were in view on occasion. The highlight however was a small group
of 4 MANX SHEARWATER. They were flying in a rather direct manner - west to
east -
Mark French and I conducted a hit-n-run seawatch from the Field 2 beach
from 523-849AM. Viewing conditions were quite favorable. Two NORTHERN
GANNETS were in view on occasion. The highlight however was a small group
of 4 MANX SHEARWATER. They were flying in a rather direct manner - west to
east -
All,
Way to screw up my debut post...obviously I meant, shearwatering!
Mike Britt
Bayonne, NJ
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