Hi all the young birders out there:
The New York State Young Birders Club (NYSYBC) is running a field trip for
young birders on June 13th to *Whiteface Mountain in the Adirondacks*.
Migration
may be winding down, but the breeding season is in full swing. Whiteface
Mountain is one of the best
Chuck-wills-widow;
40.844607,-72.591919 - Google Maps
Whip-poor-will;
40.843207,-72.65137 - Google Maps
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Along Old Country Road, East Quogue, near mailbox #113, a Chuck-
will's-widow was again hear this evening, shortly before 9PM. Along
the access road to the Coast Guard housing area, across from the
entrance to Gabreski Airport in Westhampton Beach, numerous whip-poor-
wills were heard,
I went to the Bash this morning at 5:30am to see if I could see the Sandhill
when it stood. The fog was somewhat thick, but about ten feet in the air, so I
could see the spot it bedded down last night. The fog also made it a little
darker out than it would have been. At 5:50 the bird stood
Rockerfeller SP, 2 June
Joe Giunta and I (Sy Schiff) made our first visit to the park, specifically to
look for the Kentucky Warbler. We had directions to the exact spot but were not
successful. As a first visit, we did some exploring and found the usual mix of
Westchester Co breeders.
The
5/28/10-6/1/10 - Unadilla to Roscoe & Masonville & points in b/w,
Otsego/Delaware/Sullivan Cos., NY
Time: 6am to 7pm most days
Observers: Andrew Block, Scott Perry, Ernie Hall
2 Great Blue Herons
6+ Turkey Vultures
50+ Canada Geese
1 Wood Duck
25+ Mallards
11 Bald Eagles (3 ad., 8 juv.; 2 @
Hi, I just wanted to share a neat thing with everyone. I've written in the past
about the Yellow-Crowned Night Heron rookery on Linwood Ave. in Cedarhurst and
many people have visited the area and seen the birds in action. But for those
of you who haven't come out to see them, you can still see
Hi, I just wanted to share a neat thing with everyone. I've written in the past
about the Yellow-Crowned Night Heron rookery on Linwood Ave. in Cedarhurst and
many people have visited the area and seen the birds in action. But for those
of you who haven't come out to see them, you can still see
5/28/10-6/1/10 - Unadilla to Roscoe Masonville points in b/w,
Otsego/Delaware/Sullivan Cos., NY
Time: 6am to 7pm most days
Observers: Andrew Block, Scott Perry, Ernie Hall
2 Great Blue Herons
6+ Turkey Vultures
50+ Canada Geese
1 Wood Duck
25+ Mallards
11 Bald Eagles (3 ad., 8 juv.; 2 @
I went to the Bash this morning at 5:30am to see if I could see the Sandhill
when it stood. The fog was somewhat thick, but about ten feet in the air, so I
could see the spot it bedded down last night. The fog also made it a little
darker out than it would have been. At 5:50 the bird stood
Along Old Country Road, East Quogue, near mailbox #113, a Chuck-
will's-widow was again hear this evening, shortly before 9PM. Along
the access road to the Coast Guard housing area, across from the
entrance to Gabreski Airport in Westhampton Beach, numerous whip-poor-
wills were heard,
Chuck-wills-widow;
40.844607,-72.591919 - Google Maps
Whip-poor-will;
40.843207,-72.65137 - Google Maps
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsRULES
ARCHIVES:
1)
Hi all the young birders out there:
The New York State Young Birders Club (NYSYBC) is running a field trip for
young birders on June 13th to *Whiteface Mountain in the Adirondacks*.
Migration
may be winding down, but the breeding season is in full swing. Whiteface
Mountain is one of the best
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