Join Long Island’s only island-wide birding competition to help promote
bird
watching, wildlife conservation and open space preservation across the
region. The
event is open to all levels of experience, from expert birders to
complete novices. Fall
migration promises large numbers of birds
Join Long Island’s only island-wide birding competition to help promote
bird
watching, wildlife conservation and open space preservation across the
region. The
event is open to all levels of experience, from expert birders to
complete novices. Fall
migration promises large numbers of birds
Joe Giunta and I went to check out the North and South ends. The most common
bird was SHORT-BILLED DOWITCHER at both ends (~100). Peep were in lesser
numbers, mostly SEMIPALMATED SANDPIPERS with a few LEAST mixed in. Most birds
were at the south end where we added a SPOTTED SANDPIPER, 5
Joe Giunta and I went to check out the North and South ends. The most common
bird was SHORT-BILLED DOWITCHER at both ends (~100). Peep were in lesser
numbers, mostly SEMIPALMATED SANDPIPERS with a few LEAST mixed in. Most birds
were at the south end where we added a SPOTTED SANDPIPER, 5