Hi Ardith and fellow NY birders,
A pair of Harriers at Jones Beach is nowadays a good find, but they
bred regularly on the south shore marshes not long ago. We had a pair
regularly just east of Gilgo Beach up to the 1980s, and we used to watch
the male drop a mouse to the female who rose up
Hi Ardith and fellow NY birders,
A pair of Harriers at Jones Beach is nowadays a good find, but they
bred regularly on the south shore marshes not long ago. We had a pair
regularly just east of Gilgo Beach up to the 1980s, and we used to watch
the male drop a mouse to the female who rose up
I know, I know, it's not a Phalarope. But, yesterday, as I was setting
up my gear in the Teddy Roosevelt Nature Center parking lot, I heard a
harrier call out behind me. When I turned around, there was a lot of
commotion, and other birds flew off quite upset. I grabbed my camera as
the Gray
I know, I know, it's not a Phalarope. But, yesterday, as I was setting
up my gear in the Teddy Roosevelt Nature Center parking lot, I heard a
harrier call out behind me. When I turned around, there was a lot of
commotion, and other birds flew off quite upset. I grabbed my camera as
the Gray
