- RBA
* New York
* New York City, Long Island, Westchester County
* Apr. 2, 2010
* NYNY1004.02
- Birds mentioned
TUNDRA SWAN
KING EIDER
Common Eider
Northern Gannet
Snowy Egret
Little Blue Heron
CATTLE EGRET
SANDHILL CRANE
Piping Plover
Purple Sandpiper
Wilson's Snipe
ICELAND GULL
LESSER BLACK-BA
Every once in a while, a birding day goes so well, you just can't believe how
much you enjoy it. Arlene Borko and I started out early this morning, meeting
a group of our friends at the Bashakill. Scott Baldinger, Ed Morse, Gary
VanHouten, Ken McDermott, Steve Sckyler and a few others all got
As Ken Feustel noted in his earlier post of today; birding this morning at
Hempstead Lake Park was slow, but as it got warmer the birding picked up
albeit the variety was slim. Species of note included both Ruby and
Golden-crowned Kinglets, Brown Creeper and an *Orange-crowned Warbler* all
observe
5 Turkey Vultures in the Riverhead area from 105 to the County Center
Osprey
Grumman area turned up 8 Pine Warblers
10 Bluebirds
Brown Creeper
Golden-crowned Kinglet
Phoebes
Numerous singing Horned Larks
Numerous singing Meadowlarks
Fish Crows
Singing Field Sparrows
Jim Clinton Jr. and Sr.
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Luke Ormand just emailed to say that he'd found a *CATTLE EGRET* feeding in
the marshy area on the south side of Montauk Hwy (Route 27), just west of
the fork that splits the new Montauk Hwy from Old Montauk Hwy. This is along
the stretch of road between the villages of Amagansett and Montauk in
Su
Birding was slow at HLSP early this morning, where there were more birders than
birds. Other than Golden-crowned Kinglets there were few migrants. However,
later in the morning the birding picked up (after we left). At West End there
were good numbers of Eastern Phoebe's (approx. 25), a Yellow-
Stella Miller and I relocated the 2 SANDHILL CRANES at 10:00 am this
morning (4/2) along Daniels Ln. They were in the very back of a mowed
cornfield.
GPS: 40.921165,-72.272141 (copy and paste into Google Maps for
directions)
We could not, however, find the Cattle Egrets on the east side o