Thanks for getting the word out so quickly, Brendan! With the proliferation of different rare bird outlets it’s easy to miss a spectacular rarity like this!Mike CooperRidge, NYSent from my iPhoneOn May 9, 2023, at 1:34 PM, Brendan Fogarty wrote:Hi everyone,Julie Hart forwarded photos of a
Hi everyone,
Julie Hart forwarded photos of a breeding plumage male Smith's Longspur
just found near field 2 (the westernmost lot)/golf course area, found by a
visiting birder named Matt Talluto. Photos will be available on eBird
later.
Pin:
40.62135, -73.28367
His notes:
"West end of parking
For those wondering the Smith's Longspur has not been seen yet today. At least
to the best of our knowledge. Many people searching since 7:00 AM.
Derek Rogers
Sayville
On Apr 30, 2013, at 2:41 PM, "John J. Collins" wrote:
> The SMITH'S LONGSPUR is present right now about 150 ft. north of the
For those wondering the Smith's Longspur has not been seen yet today. At least
to the best of our knowledge. Many people searching since 7:00 AM.
Derek Rogers
Sayville
On Apr 30, 2013, at 2:41 PM, John J. Collins jjcb...@verizon.net wrote:
The SMITH'S LONGSPUR is present right now about 150
For anyone who might be interested, I have posted some of my shots of the
Smith's Longspur on my blog. http://bashakillbirder.wordpress.com Thanks
goes out to Tom Burke and Gail Benson for finding this great bird and Curt
McDermott for keeping us posted and Ralph Tabor for his fine work at
The SMITH'S LONGSPUR is present right now about 150 ft. north of the three
boulders northeast of the parking lot at Shawangunk Grasslands NWR near
Wallkill NY.
John J. Collins
Raritan NJ
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a group of birders, including me, worked the field(s) according to curt
McDermott's notes. after working the area for the bird with no luck after 3
hours, and I, myself feeling perhaps a little crestfallen, at rich guthrie's
suggestion, we worked the fields again, this time walking straight out
The SMITH'S LONGSPUR is present right now about 150 ft. north of the three
boulders northeast of the parking lot at Shawangunk Grasslands NWR near
Wallkill NY.
John J. Collins
Raritan NJ
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NYSbirds-L List Info:
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For anyone who might be interested, I have posted some of my shots of the
Smith's Longspur on my blog. http://bashakillbirder.wordpress.com Thanks
goes out to Tom Burke and Gail Benson for finding this great bird and Curt
McDermott for keeping us posted and Ralph Tabor for his fine work at
The previously reported Smith's Longspur found by Gail Benson and Tom
Burke was relocated late this afternoon (4:30 ish) by Steve Schuyler and myself
(Curt McDermott). The bird made a brief appearance and then disappeared. A
quick call to my father (Ken McDermott) set off a small chain
The previously reported Smith's Longspur found by Gail Benson and Tom
Burke was relocated late this afternoon (4:30 ish) by Steve Schuyler and myself
(Curt McDermott). The bird made a brief appearance and then disappeared. A
quick call to my father (Ken McDermott) set off a small chain
This afternoon Tom Burke and I spotted a breeding-plumaged male Smith's
Longspur at Shawangunk Grasslands NWR in Ulster County. The bird was
watched running through clumps of grass and it was flushed twice and
rattled both times. While waiting for more birders to arrive, the bird
disappeared and
This afternoon Tom Burke and I spotted a breeding-plumaged male Smith's
Longspur at Shawangunk Grasslands NWR in Ulster County. The bird was
watched running through clumps of grass and it was flushed twice and
rattled both times. While waiting for more birders to arrive, the bird
disappeared and
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