Some INTERESTING birding at Hempstead Lake SP this morning. WOOD DUCK in
Schodack Pond flying out in 3 groups with consensus from the birders for a
total of 80+ and probably more; a SOLITARY SANDPIPER; YELLOW-BILLED CUCKOO, 3
COMMON RAVEN, 2 immature and an adult BALD EAGLE all 3 circling
Some INTERESTING birding at Hempstead Lake SP this morning. WOOD DUCK in
Schodack Pond flying out in 3 groups with consensus from the birders for a
total of 80+ and probably more; a SOLITARY SANDPIPER; YELLOW-BILLED CUCKOO, 3
COMMON RAVEN, 2 immature and an adult BALD EAGLE all 3 circling
After a smattering of warblers and a female SUMMER TANGER in my yard (2 miles
east of the park) yesterday afternoon, I expected an exciting day today. Nope!.
Still struggling to get a wow day.
However, the PROTHOTARY WARBLER continues and a CERULIAN WARBLER showed up
early this morning along
After a smattering of warblers and a female SUMMER TANGER in my yard (2 miles
east of the park) yesterday afternoon, I expected an exciting day today. Nope!.
Still struggling to get a wow day.
However, the PROTHOTARY WARBLER continues and a CERULIAN WARBLER showed up
early this morning along
Arriving at Hempstead Lake in late morning seemed to have been the right time,
as there was a moderate break from the rain. It was surprisingly birdy around
Schodack pond with lots of yellow rumps, good numbers of palm and pine
warblers, rublets, gnatcatchers and both waterthrushes, which at
Arriving at Hempstead Lake in late morning seemed to have been the right time,
as there was a moderate break from the rain. It was surprisingly birdy around
Schodack pond with lots of yellow rumps, good numbers of palm and pine
warblers, rublets, gnatcatchers and both waterthrushes, which at
Near field #3, on a dreary morning before the drizzle, the Thursday mourning
group found an Eastern Phoebe and a very bright Pine Warbler. Both FOS. It’s a
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Near field #3, on a dreary morning before the drizzle, the Thursday mourning
group found an Eastern Phoebe and a very bright Pine Warbler. Both FOS. It’s a
start.
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I went to HLSP early this morning- female Redstarts seemed to be
everywhere. Highlights included: at least 2 Yellow Throated Vireos,
Nashville Warbler, Chestnut Sided Warbler, and a likely Yellow Bellied
Flycatcher (was moving around a lot)
good birding,
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I went to HLSP early this morning- female Redstarts seemed to be
everywhere. Highlights included: at least 2 Yellow Throated Vireos,
Nashville Warbler, Chestnut Sided Warbler, and a likely Yellow Bellied
Flycatcher (was moving around a lot)
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I was at HLSP early this morning- highlights: female Redstarts, Black and
White Warblers (10), Blue Winged Warblers (3), Canada Warbler (1), Worm
Eating Warbler, and Yellow Bellied Flycatcher (1).
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I was at HLSP early this morning- highlights: female Redstarts, Black and
White Warblers (10), Blue Winged Warblers (3), Canada Warbler (1), Worm
Eating Warbler, and Yellow Bellied Flycatcher (1).
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In just over an hour at Hempstead Lake State park, by the northern end north of
the picnic area, there was a nice variety of warblers, including Cape May,
Bay-breasted (2 found by Pat Palladino), Blackburnian, Nashville(2), BT Green,
Blackpoll, Black & Parula. Seen by others in the park were
In just over an hour at Hempstead Lake State park, by the northern end north of
the picnic area, there was a nice variety of warblers, including Cape May,
Bay-breasted (2 found by Pat Palladino), Blackburnian, Nashville(2), BT Green,
Blackpoll, Black & Parula. Seen by others in the park were
At 10:35 this morning an ADULT BALD EAGLE made a lazy loop over Parking Lot #3
followed a bit later by an ADULT RED-TAILED HAWK. Pleasant end to the the
morning's birding.
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At 10:35 this morning an ADULT BALD EAGLE made a lazy loop over Parking Lot #3
followed a bit later by an ADULT RED-TAILED HAWK. Pleasant end to the the
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The mixed flock of warblers working the dry stream bed at Hempstead Lake since
Thursday continued throughout the day, but it definitely seems to be a dynamic
and fluid assemblage of birds. Today, Parula, Yellow-rump, Redstart, Palm, and
Black-throated Blue were abundant and confiding, and were
The mixed flock of warblers working the dry stream bed at Hempstead Lake since
Thursday continued throughout the day, but it definitely seems to be a dynamic
and fluid assemblage of birds. Today, Parula, Yellow-rump, Redstart, Palm, and
Black-throated Blue were abundant and confiding, and were
I birded HLSP briefly today. I had at least 5 Northern Waterthrushes
(could not locate any Louisiana), 2 solitary sandpipers, and at least 2
spotted sandpipers. Also saw a few American Redstarts. The mosquitoes
were really bad!
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(could not locate any Louisiana), 2 solitary sandpipers, and at least 2
spotted sandpipers. Also saw a few American Redstarts. The mosquitoes
were really bad!
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A thorough sweep of Hempstead Lake this morning turned up several good birds
reported for the past week. Previously Cliff and Bank Swallows remain, feeding
among their commoner cousins. I tallied 11 warbler species, including a
continuing Orange-crowned, Redstart, Nashville, Blue-winged,
A thorough sweep of Hempstead Lake this morning turned up several good birds
reported for the past week. Previously Cliff and Bank Swallows remain, feeding
among their commoner cousins. I tallied 11 warbler species, including a
continuing Orange-crowned, Redstart, Nashville, Blue-winged,
Joe Giunta and I birded Hempstead Lake SP. Still early in the season, but there
are a few early migrants and breeding birds; namely CHIMNEY SWIFT, EASTERN
KINGBIRD, WARBLING VIREO, HOUSE WREN, BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHER, OVENBIRD,
NORTHERN WATERTHRUSH, OVENBIRD, BLUE-WINGED WARBLER, YELLOW, PALM
Joe Giunta and I birded Hempstead Lake SP. Still early in the season, but there
are a few early migrants and breeding birds; namely CHIMNEY SWIFT, EASTERN
KINGBIRD, WARBLING VIREO, HOUSE WREN, BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHER, OVENBIRD,
NORTHERN WATERTHRUSH, OVENBIRD, BLUE-WINGED WARBLER, YELLOW, PALM
Highlights of a delightful evening stroll at Hempstead Lake include a singing
Rusty Blackbird, a pair of Wood Ducks who flushed from the swampy area and were
later found perched in a tree right above the path, some local raptors, many
gnatcatchers, and a young Great Blue Heron resting at the
Highlights of a delightful evening stroll at Hempstead Lake include a singing
Rusty Blackbird, a pair of Wood Ducks who flushed from the swampy area and were
later found perched in a tree right above the path, some local raptors, many
gnatcatchers, and a young Great Blue Heron resting at the
I started the day at Hempstead Lake State Park, where I found early migrants
were quite active. Barn and Northern Rough-winged Swallows were seen over the
south lake within the large Tree Swallow flock. Also spotted both kinglets, a
male gnatcatcher, several bright Pine Warblers, and singing
I started the day at Hempstead Lake State Park, where I found early migrants
were quite active. Barn and Northern Rough-winged Swallows were seen over the
south lake within the large Tree Swallow flock. Also spotted both kinglets, a
male gnatcatcher, several bright Pine Warblers, and singing
Hempstead lake SP 24 Mar
A COMMON RAVEN flew over chased by 2 Crows. The size difference usually not
noticed particularly was extremely apparent. Big difference. We were all taken
aback
Other raptors included Cooper's, Sharp-shinned, Osprey and a Great Horned
Owl. No new migrants,
Hempstead lake SP 24 Mar
A COMMON RAVEN flew over chased by 2 Crows. The size difference usually not
noticed particularly was extremely apparent. Big difference. We were all taken
aback
Other raptors included Cooper's, Sharp-shinned, Osprey and a Great Horned
Owl. No new migrants,
Hempstead Lake SP 17 Mar
First PINE WARBLER, a dingy drab bird.
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First PINE WARBLER, a dingy drab bird.
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Imagine the traffic on the Southern State! I believe this is something they
plan on doing every year, it seems counterproductive since there are plans to
restore Hempstead Lake State Park -
Imagine the traffic on the Southern State! I believe this is something they
plan on doing every year, it seems counterproductive since there are plans to
restore Hempstead Lake State Park -
Seriously? Hmmm. Where would be a better venue for this event? Oh, how about
the National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadow, site of the U.S Open?! Which,
according to its event calendar -https://www.usta.com/events/summary/ - is
completely available for the entire month of May. Even the
Seriously? Hmmm. Where would be a better venue for this event? Oh, how about
the National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadow, site of the U.S Open?! Which,
according to its event calendar -https://www.usta.com/events/summary/ - is
completely available for the entire month of May. Even the
The Empire State Open tennis tournament is to be held at Hempstead Lake
State Park May 7-15, during the peak of spring migration. Temporary
bleachers and other structures will be installed for an anticipated 60,000
spectators. According to State Parks Commissioner Rose Harvey, the
tournament will
The Empire State Open tennis tournament is to be held at Hempstead Lake
State Park May 7-15, during the peak of spring migration. Temporary
bleachers and other structures will be installed for an anticipated 60,000
spectators. According to State Parks Commissioner Rose Harvey, the
tournament will
Though the extensive snow kept me busy shoveling and prevented me from
traveling too far, I did swing by Hempstead Lake and Smith Pond to see what was
around. Both locations featured good numbers of Common Mergansers in the
patches of open water, as well as Hooded Mergansers, Canada Geese, Mute
Though the extensive snow kept me busy shoveling and prevented me from
traveling too far, I did swing by Hempstead Lake and Smith Pond to see what was
around. Both locations featured good numbers of Common Mergansers in the
patches of open water, as well as Hooded Mergansers, Canada Geese, Mute
Between errands this morning I briefly stopped at Hempstead Lake to search for
some year birds I missed on yesterday's CBC. There's at least one Rusty
Blackbird in the area between around the trails by the southernmost lake: I
might've heard some calls in response to her vocalizations. Also saw
Between errands this morning I briefly stopped at Hempstead Lake to search for
some year birds I missed on yesterday's CBC. There's at least one Rusty
Blackbird in the area between around the trails by the southernmost lake: I
might've heard some calls in response to her vocalizations. Also saw
An adult BALD EAGLE flew north over parking field #3 heading north in the
direction of Smith Pond.
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An adult BALD EAGLE flew north over parking field #3 heading north in the
direction of Smith Pond.
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Adult Bald Eagle perched in the trees right on Peninsula Blvd at Hempstead Lake
SP. Briefly glimpsed another large raptor flying through the trees: either
young eagle or late Osprey.
Cheers!
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Adult Bald Eagle perched in the trees right on Peninsula Blvd at Hempstead Lake
SP. Briefly glimpsed another large raptor flying through the trees: either
young eagle or late Osprey.
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Hempstead Lake SP 22 Oct.
After making the rounds, a group of us were talking in parking lot #3, when an
adult BROAD-WINGED HAWK circled over. Odd place and odd date.
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After making the rounds, a group of us were talking in parking lot #3, when an
adult BROAD-WINGED HAWK circled over. Odd place and odd date.
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Bay-breasted, Black-throated Blue, Black-throated Green, Canada, Prairie,
Chestnut-Sided, Magnolia, Blackpoll, Black-and-white, Yellow, Yellow-rumped,
Yellowthroat, Redstart, Parula, Ovenbird, and N. Waterthrush. All seen very
well except BTBW, NOWA, COYE, and OVEN, all singing apart from
Bay-breasted, Black-throated Blue, Black-throated Green, Canada, Prairie,
Chestnut-Sided, Magnolia, Blackpoll, Black-and-white, Yellow, Yellow-rumped,
Yellowthroat, Redstart, Parula, Ovenbird, and N. Waterthrush. All seen very
well except BTBW, NOWA, COYE, and OVEN, all singing apart from
I heard a few flight calls late last night despite the unfavorable winds,
so I decided to check out Hempstead Lake this morning. Apparently lots of
others had the same idea, as I ran into and had the pleasure to bird with a
number of listserv regulars. Notable spring firsts included SWAINSON'S
Hempstead Lake State Park had an interesting variety of critters out and
about today. Frogs and turtles were sunning themselves in abundance, and
there were three large SNAPPING TURTLES seen. Chipmunks are out, and about
joining the local squirrels. Plenty of vireos (Warbling and Red-eyed),
Hempstead Lake State Park had an interesting variety of critters out and
about today. Frogs and turtles were sunning themselves in abundance, and
there were three large SNAPPING TURTLES seen. Chipmunks are out, and about
joining the local squirrels. Plenty of vireos (Warbling and Red-eyed),
Nice variety of warblers so far this morning at Hempstead: Prairie, Magnolia,
Black Throated Green, two Northern Waterthrushes the usual suspects, and still
counting. Looks like some nice birding here this morning
Jonathan Green
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A Yellow-throated Warbler continues at Hempstead Lake State Park. Mid-morning
it was seen along the northwestern edge of the open lawn area just north of the
pond (Macdonald Pond?), where people run their dogs. Other species of interest
were Bank and Rough-winged Swallows, Chimney Swift, Parula
A Yellow-throated Warbler continues at Hempstead Lake State Park. Mid-morning
it was seen along the northwestern edge of the open lawn area just north of the
pond (Macdonald Pond?), where people run their dogs. Other species of interest
were Bank and Rough-winged Swallows, Chimney Swift, Parula
Hempstead Lake SP 13 Apr
We finally had a small wave of warblers this morning consisting of PINE, PALM,
YELLOW-RUMPED and BLACK-AND-WHITE WARBLERS. Other recent additions were
RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET and BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHER. Surprising was the lack of any
sparrow movement. While the Tree
Hempstead Lake SP 13 Apr
We finally had a small wave of warblers this morning consisting of PINE, PALM,
YELLOW-RUMPED and BLACK-AND-WHITE WARBLERS. Other recent additions were
RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET and BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHER. Surprising was the lack of any
sparrow movement. While the Tree
I observed what I am almost positive was a Winter Wren in the woods just
southeast of parking lot #3 today at Hempstead Lake. Very tiny, generally
smooth brown wren with some barring foraging in some fallen logs.
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I observed what I am almost positive was a Winter Wren in the woods just
southeast of parking lot #3 today at Hempstead Lake. Very tiny, generally
smooth brown wren with some barring foraging in some fallen logs.
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Hempstead Lake sp 29 March
I stopped by before lunch on a sunny but cold day. Still, there must have been
a hatch as South Pond was covered with a dozen+ TREE SWALLOWS hawking along
with a number of EASTERN PHOEBES along side of them. Altogether, there must
have been at least 40-50 if not more
Hempstead Lake sp 29 March
I stopped by before lunch on a sunny but cold day. Still, there must have been
a hatch as South Pond was covered with a dozen+ TREE SWALLOWS hawking along
with a number of EASTERN PHOEBES along side of them. Altogether, there must
have been at least 40-50 if not more
23 March 2015
Joe Giunta and I (Sy Schiff) birded Hempstead Lake SP this cold, sunny morning.
Migrants included Osprey, Great Egret, Eastern Phoebe and the singing
blackbirds, But none of other anticipated early arrivals.
We then stopped by Mill River in Rockville Centre to look for the
23 March 2015
Joe Giunta and I (Sy Schiff) birded Hempstead Lake SP this cold, sunny morning.
Migrants included Osprey, Great Egret, Eastern Phoebe and the singing
blackbirds, But none of other anticipated early arrivals.
We then stopped by Mill River in Rockville Centre to look for the
Hempstead Lake SP.
Joe Giunta, Debbie Martin and I (Sy Schiff) joined the South Shore Audubon
this morning in Hempstead. The walk produced several dozen species including
lingering Wood Duck, Pied-bill Grebe, 8 species of warbler, 4 species of
woodpecker, a Blue-headed Vireo, a few
Hempstead Lake SP.
Joe Giunta, Debbie Martin and I (Sy Schiff) joined the South Shore Audubon
this morning in Hempstead. The walk produced several dozen species including
lingering Wood Duck, Pied-bill Grebe, 8 species of warbler, 4 species of
woodpecker, a Blue-headed Vireo, a few
Hempstead Lake SP 14 May
A slow birding morning with few migrants. There were singing White-eyed,
Warbling and Red-eyed Vireos, Gray Catbird, Northern Cardinal, Baltimore
Oriole, calling Great-crested Flycatcher and Red-bellied Woodpeckers. It seemed
more like early Summer than Mid May.
NEWS
Hempstead Lake SP 14 May
A slow birding morning with few migrants. There were singing White-eyed,
Warbling and Red-eyed Vireos, Gray Catbird, Northern Cardinal, Baltimore
Oriole, calling Great-crested Flycatcher and Red-bellied Woodpeckers. It seemed
more like early Summer than Mid May.
NEWS
Hempstead Lake SP progress report
Lots of construction going on. The entrance to the park from Peninsula Blvd is
closed. Exit 18 West on the Southern State Pkwy is being rebuilt and you may
or may not be able to exit there. The Exit East is OK. Eagle Ave through the
park is udder
Hempstead Lake SP progress report
Lots of construction going on. The entrance to the park from Peninsula Blvd is
closed. Exit 18 West on the Southern State Pkwy is being rebuilt and you may
or may not be able to exit there. The Exit East is OK. Eagle Ave through the
park is udder
As a supplement to Steve's post, in addition to his findings, in the late
afternoon, a male Wilson's Warbler was present among a tremendous flock of
warblers. Also notable was a brightly plumaged male Blackburnian Warbler.
Patrick F. Palladino
> On May 9, 2014, at 5:57 PM, "Steve Williams"
Stopped by on my lunch break this afternoon. There was a swarm of warblers
at the north west corner of the south pond.
I saw dozens of Black and Whites, several chestnut sided and a few oven
birds. Also many Magnolia, Northern Parula, Black Throated Blue and
Blackpolls and of course the Yellow
Stopped by on my lunch break this afternoon. There was a swarm of warblers
at the north west corner of the south pond.
I saw dozens of Black and Whites, several chestnut sided and a few oven
birds. Also many Magnolia, Northern Parula, Black Throated Blue and
Blackpolls and of course the Yellow
As a supplement to Steve's post, in addition to his findings, in the late
afternoon, a male Wilson's Warbler was present among a tremendous flock of
warblers. Also notable was a brightly plumaged male Blackburnian Warbler.
Patrick F. Palladino
On May 9, 2014, at 5:57 PM, Steve Williams
Hempstead Lake SP 7 May
A slow day, but the CERULEAN WARBLER continues in the same place.
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Hempstead Lake SP 13 Apr
A visit this morning (they are now charging on weekends to enter) was mostly a
continuation of the last few days. Warblers included PINE, PALM and
YELLOW-RUMPED. A BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHER made an appearance along with multiple
TREE and BARN SWALLOWS and a lone CHIMNEY
Hempstead Lake SP 13 Apr
A visit this morning (they are now charging on weekends to enter) was mostly a
continuation of the last few days. Warblers included PINE, PALM and
YELLOW-RUMPED. A BLUE-GRAY GNATCATCHER made an appearance along with multiple
TREE and BARN SWALLOWS and a lone CHIMNEY
Late afternoon (2:00pm) walk at Hempstead Lake State Park today produced a
first of season Blue gray gnatcatcher for me near the South pond. Above the
South Pond was a swirling flock of Tree Swallows, as well as 6 Barn
Swallows and 2 Northern Roughed-winged Swallows.
Bob Proniewych
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Late afternoon (2:00pm) walk at Hempstead Lake State Park today produced a
first of season Blue gray gnatcatcher for me near the South pond. Above the
South Pond was a swirling flock of Tree Swallows, as well as 6 Barn
Swallows and 2 Northern Roughed-winged Swallows.
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Date: April 6, 2014
A very nice day to be out birding. At Hempstead I had:
3 warblers (Louisiana, Pine, Yellow-rumped)
4 Woodpeckers (Yel. Bellied Sapsucker. Downy, Hairy, Red-bellied)
2 Swallows ( Tree, Cliff)
plus Hermit Thrush, many Br. Creepers, Golden-crowned Kinglets, Phoebes,
Date: April 6, 2014
A very nice day to be out birding. At Hempstead I had:
3 warblers (Louisiana, Pine, Yellow-rumped)
4 Woodpeckers (Yel. Bellied Sapsucker. Downy, Hairy, Red-bellied)
2 Swallows ( Tree, Cliff)
plus Hermit Thrush, many Br. Creepers, Golden-crowned Kinglets, Phoebes,
Hempstead Lake SP 27 Mar
Joe Giunta, Debbie Martin and I (Sy Schiff) took leave of the birding group
at field #3 and drove to field #1, entering the lake shore at the entrance
across from the lot. Far to the north in trees at the north edge of the pond
was an imm. BALD EAGLE with a white
Hempstead Lake SP 27 Mar
Joe Giunta, Debbie Martin and I (Sy Schiff) took leave of the birding group
at field #3 and drove to field #1, entering the lake shore at the entrance
across from the lot. Far to the north in trees at the north edge of the pond
was an imm. BALD EAGLE with a white
I observed a Red-throated Loon at Hempstead Lake SP today. Also, several
FOS Osprey, one appearing to carry nesting material.
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I observed a Red-throated Loon at Hempstead Lake SP today. Also, several
FOS Osprey, one appearing to carry nesting material.
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Hempstead Lake State Park 17 May
PLEASE BE ADVISED, the Boy Scouts are taking over the park starting this
afternoon through Sunday. Field #3 will be closed. With the noise, activities
and limited access, birding there this weekend will be nil .
Today was less successful than yesterday, but
Hempstead Lake State Park 17 May
PLEASE BE ADVISED, the Boy Scouts are taking over the park starting this
afternoon through Sunday. Field #3 will be closed. With the noise, activities
and limited access, birding there this weekend will be nil .
Today was less successful than yesterday, but
While the Yellow-Throated Warbler was a no-show this morning (at least
until around 1 pm), Hempstead Lake State Park did yield a few good birds.
Highlights included 1 Black Throated Green Warbler and 1 Blue Headed Vireo
among some of the more numerous:
Yellow Rumped Warbler
Black and White
While the Yellow-Throated Warbler was a no-show this morning (at least
until around 1 pm), Hempstead Lake State Park did yield a few good birds.
Highlights included 1 Black Throated Green Warbler and 1 Blue Headed Vireo
among some of the more numerous:
Yellow Rumped Warbler
Black and White
Hempstead Lake SP 20 April.
The Yellow-throated Warbler continues, now singing loudly. Also, Pine, Palm,
Yellow-rumped, Black-and-white and FOS Yellow Warbler. A nice start for the
migration season.
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Hempstead Lake SP 20 April.
The Yellow-throated Warbler continues, now singing loudly. Also, Pine, Palm,
Yellow-rumped, Black-and-white and FOS Yellow Warbler. A nice start for the
migration season.
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We spent a few hours birding at Hempstead Lake State Park this
morning. Highlights of the trip included our first of season Ruby-
crowned Kinglet and Black & White Warbler. Present in good numbers
were Yellow-rumped Warblers (41), Palm Warblers (20), and Golden-
crowned Kinglets (18).In
We spent a few hours birding at Hempstead Lake State Park this
morning. Highlights of the trip included our first of season Ruby-
crowned Kinglet and Black White Warbler. Present in good numbers
were Yellow-rumped Warblers (41), Palm Warblers (20), and Golden-
crowned Kinglets (18).In
I thought of sharing a few of my observations on the YELLOW-THROATED
WARBLER that was seen yesterday at Hempstead Lake LI.
Initially, I thought this bird had white lores, but was missing the white
chin for *albilora* + the bill appeared too big for that race. After
obtaining closer views, I was
I thought of sharing a few of my observations on the YELLOW-THROATED
WARBLER that was seen yesterday at Hempstead Lake LI.
Initially, I thought this bird had white lores, but was missing the white
chin for *albilora* + the bill appeared too big for that race. After
obtaining closer views, I was
Warm weather and southerly winds finally arrived and with it a nice collection
of early spring migrants. Pine and Palm Warblers were in attendance, along with
good numbers of Golden-crowned Kinglets. The previous swallow influx over the
South Pond seems to have disappeared, with a small number
Warm weather and southerly winds finally arrived and with it a nice collection
of early spring migrants. Pine and Palm Warblers were in attendance, along with
good numbers of Golden-crowned Kinglets. The previous swallow influx over the
South Pond seems to have disappeared, with a small number
Derek Rogers just found a Cliff Swallow at the small pond (McDonald Pond?) at
the southern end of parking lot 3. On the larger pond adjacent to the parking
lot were Blue Winged Teal & Rusty Blackbirds
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