Likely returning bird. Right off pier.
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Likely returning bird. Right off pier.
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There is an adult BLACK-HEADED GULL in Setauket Harbor, just north of the pier.
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There is an adult BLACK-HEADED GULL in Setauket Harbor, just north of the pier.
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I think I'm convinced. Compare these two:
Cupsogue:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jgluth_brb/917771/sizes/l/in/photostream/
Mass:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cambridge02140/9161673939/in/contacts/lightbox/
Carbon copies, as far as stray marks go.
Thanks, Jacob, for putting this
I think I'm convinced. Compare these two:
Cupsogue:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jgluth_brb/917771/sizes/l/in/photostream/
Mass:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cambridge02140/9161673939/in/contacts/lightbox/
Carbon copies, as far as stray marks go.
Thanks, Jacob, for putting this
Thought this might be of interest to the group. Apparently there is only one
feather forensic scientist, and she is looking for an apprentice.
http://www.npr.org/2013/06/19/184827651/animal-csi-inside-the-smithsonians-feather-forensics-lab
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feather forensic scientist, and she is looking for an apprentice.
http://www.npr.org/2013/06/19/184827651/animal-csi-inside-the-smithsonians-feather-forensics-lab
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Did not see this posted here yet. Dianne Taggert reports on the NY Birders
Facebook page a WHITE PELICAN in Stony Brook Harbor. Seen on 6/17 and maybe
6/16. Some details on libirds.com. Not sure about original finder.
-Peter
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Did not see this posted here yet. Dianne Taggert reports on the NY Birders
Facebook page a WHITE PELICAN in Stony Brook Harbor. Seen on 6/17 and maybe
6/16. Some details on libirds.com. Not sure about original finder.
-Peter
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Light on details, but I thought the post below warranted a post to NYbirds.
Subject: NNYBirds: Lewis's woodpecker sighting Saranac Lake area
Date: Thu May 30 2013 13:31 pm
From: birder64 AT yahoo.com Keep your eyes open for a confirmed Lewis's
woodpecker sighting in the SW region of
Light on details, but I thought the post below warranted a post to NYbirds.
Subject: NNYBirds: Lewis's woodpecker sighting Saranac Lake area
Date: Thu May 30 2013 13:31 pm
From: birder64 AT yahoo.com Keep your eyes open for a confirmed Lewis's
woodpecker sighting in the SW region of
I had two calling RED CROSSBILLS at Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown
(Suffolk) this afternoon. They were feeding in a couple of pines north of the
boat rental building along a trail that runs from the campground to stump pond.
Attempted recordings came out poorly, we'll see if Matt can do
My bad. Details are on the NY Birds Facebook Page.
-P
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Ruff on L.I.?
To: "NYSbirds-L@cornell.edu"
Date: Saturday, April 13, 2013, 2:42 PM
Details? Are falconers after this bird, too?
-Peter
Details? Are falconers after this bird, too?
-Peter
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From: Cesar Castillo
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Louisiana Waterthrushy day Oakland lake Queens NY
To: "NYSbirds-L@cornell.edu"
Date: Saturday, April 13, 2013, 2:30 PM
Early this morning I headed to
Details? Are falconers after this bird, too?
-Peter
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Louisiana Waterthrushy day Oakland lake Queens NY
To: NYSbirds-L@cornell.edu NYSbirds-L@cornell.edu
Date: Saturday,
My bad. Details are on the NY Birds Facebook Page.
-P
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From: Peter Scully peterandrewscull...@yahoo.com
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Ruff on L.I.?
To: NYSbirds-L@cornell.edu NYSbirds-L@cornell.edu
Date: Saturday, April 13, 2013, 2
There was a 1st year BALD EAGLE at Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown
(Suffolk Co.) this morning.
Yesterday morning an adult drake intergrade (Common x American) GREEN-WINGED
TEAL was with a small group (8) of Green-winged Teal.
Four BLUE-WINGED TEAL have been on the pond for at least a
There was a 1st year BALD EAGLE at Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown
(Suffolk Co.) this morning.
Yesterday morning an adult drake intergrade (Common x American) GREEN-WINGED
TEAL was with a small group (8) of Green-winged Teal.
Four BLUE-WINGED TEAL have been on the pond for at least a
See link below for details. Last seen at 6:00 tonight.
http://birding.aba.org/message.php?mesid=376451=MASS=Massachusetts
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See link below for details. Last seen at 6:00 tonight.
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The Gyrfalcon was present on a distant osprey platform NW of the Gilgo Beach
parking lot where it remained from about 8 until 12:20. At that point it was
flushed by boat traffic and flew east, perching on a low dock frame across the
channel. Some opportunistic NJ birders chartered a passing
The Gyrfalcon was present on a distant osprey platform NW of the Gilgo Beach
parking lot where it remained from about 8 until 12:20. At that point it was
flushed by boat traffic and flew east, perching on a low dock frame across the
channel. Some opportunistic NJ birders chartered a passing
in Huntington, close to the south
end of Huntington Harbor where the Tufted Duck (again presumably the same bird)
was originally discovered.
Todays post from Peter Scully reporting the Tufted at Blydenburgh CP comes as a
surprise, given that this is about 10 miles from Heckscher Park. Is t
is in fact in Huntington, close to the south
end of Huntington Harbor where the Tufted Duck (again presumably the same bird)
was originally discovered.
Todays post from Peter Scully reporting the Tufted at Blydenburgh CP comes as a
surprise, given that this is about 10 miles from Heckscher Park. I
The drake Tufted Duck continues at the north end of Stump Pond at Blydenburgh
(Suffolk). Best access from trail at NW corner of dog run parking lot.
-Peter
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The drake Tufted Duck continues at the north end of Stump Pond at Blydenburgh
(Suffolk). Best access from trail at NW corner of dog run parking lot.
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Park in East
Islip down on the south shore, but is in fact in Huntington, close to the south
end of Huntington Harbor where the Tufted Duck (again presumably the same bird)
was originally discovered.
Todays post from Peter Scully reporting the Tufted at Blydenburgh CP comes as a
surprise, given
Hey All,
What's the deal with this bird? I have only seen third hand reports. There
are as many reports on the New Jersey listserv as there are here (unless I
missed something). Anyone have details?
Good birding,
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What's the deal with this bird? I have only seen third hand reports. There
are as many reports on the New Jersey listserv as there are here (unless I
missed something). Anyone have details?
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A friend of mine captured some pretty amazing photos of an immature GOLDEN
EAGLE on a trail camera in Pawling, NY (near the Connecticut border) today.
Unfortunately I can't offer a specific location, as the bird was on private
property, but keep your eyes up if you're in the area.
Photos
A friend of mine captured some pretty amazing photos of an immature GOLDEN
EAGLE on a trail camera in Pawling, NY (near the Connecticut border) today.
Unfortunately I can't offer a specific location, as the bird was on private
property, but keep your eyes up if you're in the area.
Photos
An adult drake TUFTED DUCK is on Stump Pond at Blydenburgh County Park in
Smithtown. Associating with L. Scaup & RN Ducks 300 yards north of the boat
rental docks.
-Peter
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An adult drake TUFTED DUCK is on Stump Pond at Blydenburgh County Park in
Smithtown. Associating with L. Scaup RN Ducks 300 yards north of the boat
rental docks.
-Peter
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White-fronts were at Blydenburgh County Park this morning until just after 8:00
when the lion's share of geese began moving out. A Snow Goose that has been
on the pond since yesterday morning is apparently injured, with two drooping
wings. It was feeding nervously on the side of the main
White-fronts were at Blydenburgh County Park this morning until just after 8:00
when the lion's share of geese began moving out. A Snow Goose that has been
on the pond since yesterday morning is apparently injured, with two drooping
wings. It was feeding nervously on the side of the main
With waterbodies frozen over much of the area, open water at the south end of
Stump Pond at Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown has been concentrating good
numbers of waterfowl. Among approximately 400 Canada Geese this morning were 2
GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GEESE and 2 CACKLING GEESE, the
With waterbodies frozen over much of the area, open water at the south end of
Stump Pond at Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown has been concentrating good
numbers of waterfowl. Among approximately 400 Canada Geese this morning were 2
GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GEESE and 2 CACKLING GEESE, the
A second ICELAND GULL, this time an adult, was at Blydenburgh County Park in
Smithtown today. The ice is almost gone, and gulls were fewer and dispersed.
Today's ICGU was farther north at the armpit of Stump Pond. I did not relocate
yesterday's 3rd winter bird.
Lousy photos of both birds
*farther
Wish I could blame that on autocorrect.
-P
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From: Peter Scully
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Iceland Gull - Blydenburgh Co. Pk. (Suffolk)
To: NYSbirds-L@cornell.edu
Date: Wednesday, January 9, 2013, 1:21 PM
A relatively impressive gull roost
A relatively impressive gull roost has been forming on Stump Pond at
Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown since it iced over last week. Today it
included a 3rd winter ICELAND GULL. The ice is quickly retreating toward the
north end of the pond, putting the bulk of roosting birds farter from
A relatively impressive gull roost has been forming on Stump Pond at
Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown since it iced over last week. Today it
included a 3rd winter ICELAND GULL. The ice is quickly retreating toward the
north end of the pond, putting the bulk of roosting birds farter from
*farther
Wish I could blame that on autocorrect.
-P
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Iceland Gull - Blydenburgh Co. Pk. (Suffolk)
To: NYSbirds-L@cornell.edu
Date: Wednesday, January
A first-winter ICELAND GULL flew past Old Field Point in Setauket this morning.
4 Razorbills.
A very good couple of days at this location on central Suffolk's North Shore.
-Peter
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A first-winter ICELAND GULL flew past Old Field Point in Setauket this morning.
4 Razorbills.
A very good couple of days at this location on central Suffolk's North Shore.
-Peter
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At 12:35 this afternoon I had a single DOVEKIE flying east to west less than
100 yards off of Old Field Point in Setauket.
There were also 6 RAZORBILLS (4 on the water, 2 fly-by).
A
2nd or 3rd winter LESSER BLACK-BACKED GULL (heavily marked head and
neck, white tail, no white on primary tips,
There was an eclipse-plumaged drake EURASIAN WIGEON on Stump Pond at
Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown this afternoon. Apparently a good year for
this species.
Four RUSTY BLACKBIRDS were also foraging along the shoreline.
-Peter
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Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown this afternoon. Apparently a good year for
this species.
Four RUSTY BLACKBIRDS were also foraging along the shoreline.
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The VIRGINIA'S WARBLER continues at Alley Pond and seems to cover a fair amount
of ground. Bob Anderson found the bird in a mixed flock at 11:30 along the
path leading north from the baseball field towards the pond, after seeing it
near the Nutmeg Meadow earlier in the morning. After a brief
The VIRGINIA'S WARBLER continues at Alley Pond and seems to cover a fair amount
of ground. Bob Anderson found the bird in a mixed flock at 11:30 along the
path leading north from the baseball field towards the pond, after seeing it
near the Nutmeg Meadow earlier in the morning. After a brief
Although not chaseable (with apologies to Anthony Collerton), I just received a
report of a BROWN PELICAN by someone surveying the damage at Gilgo Beach.
Ocean Parkway remains closed.
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>From Marhall Illif re: recent passerine influx and Lapwing potential. Recent
>reports from Alley Pond (Tennessee, BT-Blue, Parula, Redstart, Virginia's) &
>Kissena (Blue Grosbeak, Nashville) may bear this out.
http://birding.aba.org/message.php?mesid=270917=MASS=Massachusetts
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From Marhall Illif re: recent passerine influx and Lapwing potential. Recent
reports from Alley Pond (Tennessee, BT-Blue, Parula, Redstart, Virginia's)
Kissena (Blue Grosbeak, Nashville) may bear this out.
http://birding.aba.org/message.php?mesid=270917MLID=MASSMLNM=Massachusetts
-Peter
Although not chaseable (with apologies to Anthony Collerton), I just received a
report of a BROWN PELICAN by someone surveying the damage at Gilgo Beach.
Ocean Parkway remains closed.
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Had my first migrant waterfowl of the season at Blydenburgh County Park in
Smithtown today:
Blue-winged Teal - 6
American Wigeon - 14
Ring-necked Duck - 1
Also, resident Wood Ducks and Pied-billed Grebe (of which there have been two
all summer).
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Can anyone provide a little more information on this bird? Description of the
"odd bill shape"? Grass-piper habitat seems an odd fit for Spoon-billed, no?
Thanks!
Peter
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Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] 16 Buff-breasted Sandpipers,
Can anyone provide a little more information on this bird? Description of the
odd bill shape? Grass-piper habitat seems an odd fit for Spoon-billed, no?
Thanks!
Peter
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I was up on Saturday, June 23. Visitor Center staff indicated that they had
not seen the Kites in about four days.
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] miss kites
To: nysbirds-l@cornell.edu
Date: Monday, June 25, 2012, 10:13 AM
the kites were
I was up on Saturday, June 23. Visitor Center staff indicated that they had
not seen the Kites in about four days.
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Date: Monday, June 25, 2012, 10:13
There were three YELLOW-BILLED CUCKOO "fledglings" (pretty fresh out the nest)
and at least one attentive adult at Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown
(Suffolk County) this afternoon. It was awesome, actually.
Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/scullybirds/
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A nice mix of birds along the trail/boardwalk south of Stump Pond at
Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown this morning included:
Rusty Blackbird - 6
Palm Warbler - 3
Pine Warbler - 7+
YR Warbler - 12+
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A nice mix of birds along the trail/boardwalk south of Stump Pond at
Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown this morning included:
Rusty Blackbird - 6
Palm Warbler - 3
Pine Warbler - 7+
YR Warbler - 12+
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An immature BALD EAGLE was soaring north over Rt.
347 at Mount Pleasant Rd at 6:00 pm.
Derek Rogers wrote:
>In the spirit of the 2012 Spring migration I thought id share that I had a
>lone BLACK & WHITE WARBLER along the edge of Franklin Pond at around noon.
>
>I pulled in real quick to scan
An immature BALD EAGLE was soaring north over Rt.
347 at Mount Pleasant Rd at 6:00 pm.
Derek Rogers drogers0...@gmail.com wrote:
In the spirit of the 2012 Spring migration I thought id share that I had a
lone BLACK WHITE WARBLER along the edge of Franklin Pond at around noon.
I pulled in real
Bruce Horwith wrote:
>There was a Greater White-fronted Goose among the ~500 Canadas at Hook Pond
>yesterday.
>
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There was a Greater White-fronted Goose among the ~500 Canadas at Hook Pond
yesterday.
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Actually, looks like the RUHU dropped R1, R2, and R5 on the left side, leaving
R3 and R4. R2 is gone, contrary to the observation made in my previous post.
-Peter
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] AMNH RUHU-Retrice Molt (NYC)
To: nysbirds-l
The Rufous Hummingbird at the AMNH has dropped the majority of its retrices,
including both R1s. The perched bird offers excellent views of the R2s,
whether the tail is spread or not. An interesting look:
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Actually, looks like the RUHU dropped R1, R2, and R5 on the left side, leaving
R3 and R4. R2 is gone, contrary to the observation made in my previous post.
-Peter
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Subject
Could not find a Little Gull among the approximately 200 Bonaparte's Gulls
working Jones Inlet in high winds today, but did have 12 RAZORBILL, including
several very close to the eastern jetty, the continuing bleach-white SNOWY OWL,
a first-cycle ICELAND GULL fighting the breeze at the
Could not find a Little Gull among the approximately 200 Bonaparte's Gulls
working Jones Inlet in high winds today, but did have 12 RAZORBILL, including
several very close to the eastern jetty, the continuing bleach-white SNOWY OWL,
a first-cycle ICELAND GULL fighting the breeze at the
Thanks to Jacob for getting the word out quickly. The bird seemed to be
settling in for the evening by the small garden directly adjacent to the 81st
St. museum entrance at about 4:00pm.
Three photos are posted at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/scullybirds/
I am sure others have better photos.
Thanks to Jacob for getting the word out quickly. The bird seemed to be
settling in for the evening by the small garden directly adjacent to the 81st
St. museum entrance at about 4:00pm.
Three photos are posted at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/scullybirds/
I am sure others have better photos.
Red-necked, I should say. Hope I didn't offend anyone!
Working link: www.flickr.com/photos/scullybirds
-Peter
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From: Peter Scully
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Old Field Point, Setauket - RNGR, RTLO flight, et al.
To: NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu
Date: Tuesday
The RED-NECK GREBE previously reported on Nov. 18 continued at Old Field point
this morning.
Between 8:30 and 9:30 there was a relatively impressive RED-THROATED LOON
flight, with approximately 200 birds passing the point. Common Loon numbers
were good but somewhat less impressive.
Also:
Currently in Scott's cove, Setauket Harbor.
Andrew Baksh wrote:
>Late this afternoon, I received a call from Erik Miller about a mystery
>Oriole like looking bird that was found by Mary Normandia at Gerry Pond
>Park in Roslyn NY. I got out to the area and took some documentation shots
>for
Currently in Scott's cove, Setauket Harbor.
Andrew Baksh birdingd...@gmail.com wrote:
Late this afternoon, I received a call from Erik Miller about a mystery
Oriole like looking bird that was found by Mary Normandia at Gerry Pond
Park in Roslyn NY. I got out to the area and took some
The RED-NECK GREBE previously reported on Nov. 18 continued at Old Field point
this morning.
Between 8:30 and 9:30 there was a relatively impressive RED-THROATED LOON
flight, with approximately 200 birds passing the point. Common Loon numbers
were good but somewhat less impressive.
Also:
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Cheers,
Peter
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Subject: Fwd: Re: [nysbirds-l] Black-throated Gray Warbler- central park
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Date:
Original Message
Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Black-throated Gray Warbler- central park
From: Peter Scully
To: Andrew Farnsworth
CC:
Heading home now. Bird continues across from shed in enclosed weedy patch just
north and across lawn from feeders. Good luck!
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Right now near ramble shed.
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>If I understand Ken correctly;
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Right now near ramble shed.
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If I understand Ken correctly;
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From: Peter Scully peterandrewscull...@yahoo.com
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Heading home now. Bird continues across from shed in enclosed weedy patch just
north
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Cheers,
Peter
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From: Peter Scully peterandrewscull...@yahoo.com
Subject: Fwd: Re: [nysbirds-l] Black-throated Gray Warbler
A RED-NECKED GREBE was at Old Field Point in Setauket this afternoon at about
3:30.
A GREEN HERON was a the Mill Pond in Setauket shortly before that.
Cheers,
Peter
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A RED-NECKED GREBE was at Old Field Point in Setauket this afternoon at about
3:30.
A GREEN HERON was a the Mill Pond in Setauket shortly before that.
Cheers,
Peter
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Some photos of the Setauket BHGU are posted at:
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The bird roosted almost motionless in the center of the pond for the better
part of a half hour. I managed a few lousy spread-winged shots.
-Peter
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Some photos of the Setauket BHGU are posted at:
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The bird roosted almost motionless in the center of the pond for the better
part of a half hour. I managed a few lousy spread-winged shots.
-Peter
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A rather tame but apparently wild SNOW GOOSE was among the throngs of hand-fed
Canada Geese at the Mill Pond in Stony Brook this afternoon.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/scullybirds/6335146981/in/photostream
Cheers,
Peter
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A WESTERN KINGBIRD was at the Old Field Lighthouse this afternoon between 12:00
and 12:30. It was variously perched on treetops at the entrance to the
lighthouse, along the bluffs, and on the lighthouse itself. The bird
occasionally attacked its own reflection in the lighthouse glass. It was
A WESTERN KINGBIRD was at the Old Field Lighthouse this afternoon between 12:00
and 12:30. It was variously perched on treetops at the entrance to the
lighthouse, along the bluffs, and on the lighthouse itself. The bird
occasionally attacked its own reflection in the lighthouse glass. It was
A ROYAL TERN flew past Old Field Point in Setauket this morning at about 8:30.
At least a dozen LAUGHING GULLS were still present, as a well as a GREAT
CORMORANT and a COMMON MERGANSER mixed in with a flock of RB Mergs.
Cheers,
Peter
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A ROYAL TERN flew past Old Field Point in Setauket this morning at about 8:30.
At least a dozen LAUGHING GULLS were still present, as a well as a GREAT
CORMORANT and a COMMON MERGANSER mixed in with a flock of RB Mergs.
Cheers,
Peter
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Unfortunately the White Pelican in Setauket did not settle in. It landed on
the water at around 2:00 p.m. and by about 2:30 it was flying west over the
trees in the general direction of Conscience Bay, Flax Pond, Stony Brook
Harbor, etc.
A EURASIAN WIGEON was also in Setauket Harbor, near
Unfortunately the White Pelican in Setauket did not settle in. It landed on
the water at around 2:00 p.m. and by about 2:30 it was flying west over the
trees in the general direction of Conscience Bay, Flax Pond, Stony Brook
Harbor, etc.
A EURASIAN WIGEON was also in Setauket Harbor, near
Here are a few photos of the Red-shouldered Hawks that were over the W. Meadow
Creek this week.
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Cheers.
Peter
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My report from West Meadow today included a Broad-winged Hawk, which I have
learned would be improbably early. Luckily I was able to grab photos of all the
birds today and the one previously ID'd as BW was in fact a RS...so, 4 RSHAs on
the day. No BWs. Still plenty of sunshine.
Cheers!
-Peter
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