I got word its back by water treatment plant near vets peir per Kathy Toomey.
Not far for a Gull flying over water but a little ways by land on ones lunch
hour.
Dennis
Brooklyn
> On Mar 20, 2017, at 2:45 PM, Gabriel Willow wrote:
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> I headed down to the IKEA park by Erie Basin about 45 mi
Adult Black Headed Gull is on the abandon pier at the end of Dwight st in red
hook near IKEA. Presumably continuing bird spotted at veterans pier by Julian
Hough on 3/18.
Dennis Hrehowsik
Brooklyn
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A Black-headed Gull was seen again today near Veterans Pier in Brooklyn at
around noon, the same time one was seen there yesterday. I believe a couple
of people tried for it later on, unsuccessfully, and it was not there
during the hour before. So it seems to come to the sewage treatment plant
arou
Also one on Coney Island Creek beach IN. Brooklyn. Half way out to Norton Point
.
Bobbi Manian
Brooklyn NY
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> On Jan 15, 2017, at 9:59 AM, Karen Rubinstein wrote:
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> Vicki Bustamante reports that the Black-headed Gull is still present at
> Little Reed Pond in Montauk.
There is currently an immature Black-headed Gull standing on the mudflats
off the eastern tip of Plum Beach.
The tide is going out, so the flats that it is standing on should still be
exposed for another 3-5 hours.
Car acess to this location is from the eastbound Belt Parkway only.
Good birding
-D
Just a follow-up to this morning's Brooklyn Black-headed Gull sighting. A big
thanks to Sean Sime for posting to the list for me.
This morning Heydi Lopes and I spent a couple of hours birding around Coney
Island, first along the South side of the peninsula, then along Coney Island
Creek and Gr
I think this twitter post from Rob Jett warrants forwarding
"Black-headed Gull at Norton Point in Coney Isl. headed east."
Norton Point is the westernmost point in Coney Island. It is accessed from
Coney Island Creek Park by walking to the shoreline and heading west until
you are behind the s
Hi all,
Jacob Drucker and I birded Veterans Memorial Pier this morning. There were few
gulls on the pier itself, but many in the surrounding waters. We located the
immature BLACK-HEADED GULL just south of the pier, in water close to the rocks.
It gave incredible views. When we left it had drift
