Hans et al,
You will need to design or modify so that the introduced Eurasian species
Passer domesticus, the (in N.Y. City) too-familiar "House Sparrow" is not the
sole species taking up residence in your bird houses, which is likely unless
the houses are constructed so as to specifically
Hi all,
We're just about at capacity so if you'd like to join us this Sunday please get
in touch with Don Riepe at the American Littoral Society 718-318-9344 or email
dri...@nyc.rr.com.
I'm happy to announce that helping Kevin, Don and me will be Tom Burke, Gail
Benson, Shane Blodgett, Doug
Doug Gochfeld wrote:
>Of doubtful origin is a Black Swan that showed up today among the 200+ Mute
>Swans. A snazzy bird, whatever its origin.
Interesting snippet. I'm inclined to believe that a single Black Swan has been
making near annual summer appearances on the East Pond at Jamaica Bay
The number of shorebirds on the East Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge has
been building recently and is now higher (Close to double) than at any point
last year. Diversity is still low. Also of interest today were 5 Tern species,
including 2 adult Black Terns (1 in basic plumage, 1 in almost
All,
I am involved in an informal birdhouse installation project along the
Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn. The project is both an art installation as well
as a habitat development initiative. We have been attempting to enhance
wildlife habitat along the Canal with beautiful birdhouses that will
Doug Gochfeld wrote:
Of doubtful origin is a Black Swan that showed up today among the 200+ Mute
Swans. A snazzy bird, whatever its origin.
Interesting snippet. I'm inclined to believe that a single Black Swan has been
making near annual summer appearances on the East Pond at Jamaica Bay NWR
