There is an e-bird report (via ebird alerts) from this morning,12/5/16, of
an Ash-throated flycatcher at Marine Park in Brooklyn. Bobbi Manian is
there now and briefly saw a Myiarchus flycatcher but was not able to get a
good enough look to ID it before it disappeared from her view.
Just putting
Hello CBC Coordinators!
CBC season starts in NINE DAYS!
Availability of accurate CBC schedule information can help you get as many
volunteers involved in your count as possible, so we are once again updating
the online CBC calendar on the NYSOA website. This is separate from the
Audubon
This morning at 0945 on the southwestern corner of the ballfields, where
the trail that runs at the back of the fields joins the trail that starts
on Avenue U and 36th Street.
I am reporting here as it seems to be still the best way to let as many
people as possible about a rarity.
Full list of
* New York* Syracuse
- December 05, 2016
* NYSY 12. 05.16 Hotline: Syracuse Rare bird AlertDates(s):November 28, 2016
- December 05, 2016to report by e-mail: brinjoseph AT yahoo.comcovering upstate
NY counties: Cayuga, Montezuma National Wildlife Refugeand Montezuma Wetlands
Complex
I had single bird at feeder between ~ 1215 & 1320. Per owner, both hummers
seen earlier in AM, but not sure if she and/or another birder saw both
birds.
Of note, as I was leaving, a lone Turkey Vulture drifted over this most
productive of properties ! Could this, once again, be the elusive
Yesterday, during one of my all day Gulling excursions in coastal Queens, I
came across a Gull (near 84th st. Rockaway Beach) that at this time could only
be considered a "Thumlien's" meaning (for me) it appears to show traits
consistent with both.
My first impression was this was an odd
Monday, 5 December, 2016 -
City Hall Park, lower Manhattan, New York City
A Western Tanager continued at above park, this Monday. It might be
added that some who are coming to see this bird have not seen it
before, and a fair number of those who have come to see - including
today, 12/5 -
Several people were birding the Niagara River from last Thursday through
Sunday. The number of birders was well over 100 today. In fact there were
nearly that many people just at the Adam Beck overlook on the Canadian side
around 9:00 a.m. for the Ontario Field Ornithologists (OFO) field trip, led
Several people were birding the Niagara River from last Thursday through
Sunday. The number of birders was well over 100 today. In fact there were
nearly that many people just at the Adam Beck overlook on the Canadian side
around 9:00 a.m. for the Ontario Field Ornithologists (OFO) field trip, led
There is an e-bird report (via ebird alerts) from this morning,12/5/16, of
an Ash-throated flycatcher at Marine Park in Brooklyn. Bobbi Manian is
there now and briefly saw a Myiarchus flycatcher but was not able to get a
good enough look to ID it before it disappeared from her view.
Just putting
Hello CBC Coordinators!
CBC season starts in NINE DAYS!
Availability of accurate CBC schedule information can help you get as many
volunteers involved in your count as possible, so we are once again updating
the online CBC calendar on the NYSOA website. This is separate from the
Audubon
This morning at 0945 on the southwestern corner of the ballfields, where
the trail that runs at the back of the fields joins the trail that starts
on Avenue U and 36th Street.
I am reporting here as it seems to be still the best way to let as many
people as possible about a rarity.
Full list of
* New York* Syracuse
- December 05, 2016
* NYSY 12. 05.16 Hotline: Syracuse Rare bird AlertDates(s):November 28, 2016
- December 05, 2016to report by e-mail: brinjoseph AT yahoo.comcovering upstate
NY counties: Cayuga, Montezuma National Wildlife Refugeand Montezuma Wetlands
Complex
I had single bird at feeder between ~ 1215 & 1320. Per owner, both hummers
seen earlier in AM, but not sure if she and/or another birder saw both
birds.
Of note, as I was leaving, a lone Turkey Vulture drifted over this most
productive of properties ! Could this, once again, be the elusive
Yesterday, during one of my all day Gulling excursions in coastal Queens, I
came across a Gull (near 84th st. Rockaway Beach) that at this time could only
be considered a "Thumlien's" meaning (for me) it appears to show traits
consistent with both.
My first impression was this was an odd
Monday, 5 December, 2016 -
City Hall Park, lower Manhattan, New York City
A Western Tanager continued at above park, this Monday. It might be
added that some who are coming to see this bird have not seen it
before, and a fair number of those who have come to see - including
today, 12/5 -
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