From Mardi Dickinson:
10/26 -- Bedford, NY yard -- 1 WiNTER WREN, 12 Pine Siskins and
assortment of
of the usual feeder birds.
New Post on my blog. Fall Colors in Connecticut: http://wp.me/p12Bxj-dz
Cheers,
Mardi Dickinson
Norwalk,CT
http://twitter.com/mardiwd
http://kymry.wordpress.com
The Prothonotary Warbler in mid-town Manhattan (New York City)
continued, as it did the day before - & going on all good
informational evidence, for the past several weeks or more - at the
front of the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue and 41 Street,
the bird often appearing in the
Today, sometime between 3:45 & 4:30 PM, on the w/s of Route 105, closer to
Northville Tpke than Sound Ave, I had a mixed shorebird flock. consisting of 48
large plovers ( made up of at least 11 black-bellies, at least 28 goldens, and
9 undetermined), 2 Buff-breasted & 3 Least Sandpipers.
While on the Marine Nature Study Area's Hawkwatch during the 4-5hr a 2nd
year (Sibley) Magnificent Frigatebird was seen at 4:15p flying west to
east towards Jones Inlet. The winds at our location were SW to S all
day. The bird flew over our location with its characteristic black
narrow wings, and
The Rufous Hummingbird was present again this morning at its location in
Ballston Lake, NY (Saratoga County) My wife Danika and I were present from
about 10:45 - 11:20am this morning. It spent a good deal of time perches on a
nearby birch tree, but it also made several feeding trips to the
Suet is a good idea, but also, meal worms are what the rehabbers give
the warblers, and they like them.
They can usually be purchased at pet stores as pet food.
Ardith Bondi
On 10/26/10 7:44 AM, Phil Jeffrey wrote:
I think most of us here know that this Prothonotary will probably die
of
I think most of us here know that this Prothonotary will probably die
of exposure and malnutrition. This is a fate that is the destiny of
most of the very late fall vagrants - those Ash-throated Flycatchers
aren't going to turn around and make it back to the desert southwest -
and in some rare
See below - from a classroom feeder in Carmel, NY run by Jodi Brodski.
-- Forwarded message --
My classroom feeder is up and running. Last week we had 6+ purple finches
and 2 pine siskins. Today we had 3 purple finches, 3 pine siskins and 1
EVENING GROSBEAK
__._,_.___
Greetings to all,
Tom Fiore and I visited Rockland Lake, Rockland County 10/22 - 10/24 and
observed the Eurasian Wigeon on Saturday 10/23. It was in a small pond across
from the lake near the north parking lot, providing relatively close views.
Coordinates were mentioned in a previous report
Today, sometime between 3:45 4:30 PM, on the w/s of Route 105, closer to
Northville Tpke than Sound Ave, I had a mixed shorebird flock. consisting of 48
large plovers ( made up of at least 11 black-bellies, at least 28 goldens, and
9 undetermined), 2 Buff-breasted 3 Least Sandpipers.
The Prothonotary Warbler in mid-town Manhattan (New York City)
continued, as it did the day before - going on all good
informational evidence, for the past several weeks or more - at the
front of the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue and 41 Street,
the bird often appearing in the
From Mardi Dickinson:
10/26 -- Bedford, NY yard -- 1 WiNTER WREN, 12 Pine Siskins and
assortment of
of the usual feeder birds.
New Post on my blog. Fall Colors in Connecticut: http://wp.me/p12Bxj-dz
Cheers,
Mardi Dickinson
Norwalk,CT
http://twitter.com/mardiwd
http://kymry.wordpress.com
12 matches
Mail list logo
