Twenty-six people joined the bird walk at NYBG today. Highlights include 6
Field Sparrows, 2 Great Horned Owls, 1 House Finch, 3 Red winged Blackbirds and:
Swamp sparrow
Song sparrow
White throated sparrows
Mourning Doves 60+
American Goldfinch 25+
Cardinals
Mockingbirds 2
Blue Jays
Chickadee
Mal
On one beautiful thermal -at the end of the bird walk: 1 bald eagle, 18 TV,
Merlin, Sharp shinned, 4 Cooper's hawks. Also, pine, yellow rumped, and
magnolia warblers. Warbling and blue headed vireo. Eastern Phoebes, Baltimore
oriole, kinglets, American goldfinch, cardinals, blue jays, brown cr
A windy but beautiful day at the NYBG bird walk produced a PHILADELPHIA VIREO
in the crab apple trees. We also saw:
Hairy woodpecker
Red bellied woodpecker
Yellow bellied sapsucker
Field sparrow
Clay colored sparrow
White throated sparrow
Song sparrow
Swamp sparrow
Black throated blue
Yellow r
Beautiful birding day at NYBG as 31 birders toured the Garden and found:
Ruby throated hummingbird
Eastern Phoebe
Eastern towhee
Brown thrasher
Black throated green warbler
Pine warblers-6
Black and white warbler
Yellow rump warbler
Magnolia warbler
Kinglets - ruby & golden
Brown creeper
Red eyed
Northern parula
Magnolia
Canada
Black throated blue
Blackpoll
American Goldfinch
Red bellied woodpecker
Hairy woodpecker
Downy woodpecker
Northern flicker
Eastern wood peewee
Yellow bellied flycatcher
Cedar waxwings
Catbird
Cardinals
Mourning dove
Blue jays
Scarlet tanager
Yellow throated vireo
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Saturday, Sept. 17
Black throated green
Northern parula
Red eyed vireo
Magnolia
Wood ducks
Red tailed hawk
Wood thrush
Northern flicker
Mockingbird
Goldfinch
American robins
Blue jays
Mourning doves
Ruby throated hummingbirds
Cedar waxwings
Good birding,
Debbie Becker
At Pelham Bay Park:
Osprey
Red eyed vireo
Eastern wood peewee
Eastern kingbird
Tennessee warbler
Black and white warbler
Northern waterthrush
Common yellowthroat
American redstarts
Carolina wren
Cardinal
Catbirds
Wood thrush
Northern flicker
Wood ducks
Red tailed hawks
Cedar waxwings
Goldfinch
Ruby throated hummingbirds
Grac
Summer tanager
Great horned owl and 3 offspring
Red tailed hawk
Eastern kingbird
Northern oriole
Cedar waxwings
Warbling vireo
Cat bird
American robin
Black crowned night heron
Cormorant
Wood ducks and offspring
American goldfinch
Red winged blackbirds
Cardinal
Bluejay
Good birding,
Debbie Bec
Saturday -May 28
Red eyed vireo
Warbling vireo
Northern oriole-6
Eastern kingbird-2
Wood thrush
Red bellied woodpecker
Song sparrow
Swamp sparrow
Chipping sparrow
Wood ducks- ducklings on Twin Lakes 17. Ducklings on Bronx River 6
Cardinal-5
Blue jay
Red winged blackbird-4
Grackle-8
Mourning dove
Red eyed vireo-1
Warbling vireo-2
Northern oriole-3
Cedar waxwings-8
Chimney swifts-32
Tree swallows-2
Northern parula-2
Blackpoll-3
Yellow warbler-2
Phoebe -1
Eastern kingbird-2
Great crested flycatcher-1
Scarlet tanagers -2
Eastern wood peewee-1
Rose breasted grosbeak-1
Chipping sparrow-3
Song sp
Spectacular day at NYBG!
Male and female HOODED Warblers in the Forest. Canada, Magnolia and Chestnut
sided warblers along with Northern Parula, Yellow, Yellow rumped, Black and
White, Black throated blue, Eastern Kingbird, Northern Orioles, Wood Thrush,
and two immature Great Horned Owls.
Sca
Cat bird
Wood thrush
Cardinals
Blue jays
Northern flickers
Brown thrasher
Mourning doves
Eastern towhee
Yellow rumped warbler
Black throated green warbler
Black and white warbler
Northern waterthrush
Blue gray gnatcatcher
Blue headed vireo
Warbling vireo
American crow
Nesting American robins
W
Even though it felt like a November Day at NYBG yesterday, the sight of the
spring warblers kept us warm!
Highlights include: A male Prothonotary Warbler on Twin Lakes. The warbler has
been at the lakes since Thursday. It puts on a great show, flying from one side
of the lake to the other -
On Thursday,at the New York Botanical Garden, a Prothonotary warbler was
observed by the Twin Lakes. The warbler has posed for pictures by sitting on a
rock and seems very people friendly. Martin Carney, Melanie Barotte and
Lavinia Miro have reported that the warbler looks and acts a lot lik
Beautiful spring day at NYBG. The bird walk produced a pair of great horned
owls and their two offspring. The owls are easily observed from the main path.
Other highlights include:
Eastern Phoebe-1
Pine warblers-4
Brown creeper-1
Yellow bellied sapsucker -1
Northern Flicker-1
Red bellied woodpe
The Saturday morning bird walk was greeted by an immature bald eagle soaring
high in the sky over the main entrance.
Other highlights include the sighting of owlets in the great horned owl's nest.
We are hoping that photographers and birders respect the area around the nest.
A boat tailed gr
Even though there were many pairs of eyes, the intrepid birders of NYBG could
not relocate the long eared owls spotted at last week's bird walk. Evidence of
the owls were everywhere- white wash, pellets and even the remains of a
devoured mammal.
We were able to spot the saw whet owl and both
Saturday Sept. 25
Two red-tailed hawks
Two great horned owls
American kestrel
Coopers
Ruby throated hummingbird
Eastern Phobe
Blackpoll
Common yellowthroat
Black- throated blue
Magnolia
Red bellied woodpecker
Hairy woodpecker
Northern flicker
Wood ducks
Mallards
Hybrid duck-black and white
Red eyed Vireo
Yellow-throated Vireo
Eastern Pewee
Yellow bellied flycatcher
Spotted sandpiper
Northern water thrush
American redstart
Black throated green
Common yellow throat
Bay breasted
Magnolia
Northern Parula
Chestnut sided
Rose breasted grosbeak
Song sparrow
Ruby throated hummingbird
C
The New York Botanical Garden, Saturday May 1
Blackburnian warbler
Yellow rumped warblers-many
Black and white warbler
Northern waterthrush-2
Palm Warbler
Black throated green warbler
Northern Parula
Common Yellowthroat
Baltimore Oriole
Catbird
Hermit Thrush
Wood Thrush
Song sparrow
Chipping sparr
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