No mention on the Connecticut Birds list
(http://www.birdingonthe.net/mailinglists/CTBD.html) about "constraints" or
"blockades".
Interesting if true though, and perhaps for the best. Someone in charge at
the park must have caught wind of some improper behavior,
or maybe the crowds have just gotte
*Nassau County:*
• 19-Nov-2010: RED CROSSBILL added to 2010 list. Seen at Jones Beach and
Point Lookout.
• 19-Nov-2010: EURASIAN WIGEON added to 2010 list. Seen at Oyster Bay's Mill
Pond.
http://novahunter.blogspot.com/2010/10/ebirdorg-nyc-area-reports.html#TableTop
http://novahunter.blogspot.com/
Great Picture! You were lucky of being there yesterday to take decent pictures
of this bird since this morning it was extremely difficult to do so and the
light was not the best either. Nobody was allowed to approach (less than 125
feet from) the bird. Access to the area was constrained and the
It's the Patagonia picnic table effect where birders looking for one rarity
discover another. After seeing the LARK SPARROW once, Dave Wheeler looked
out the other window and found a PRAIRIE WARBLER! We were unable to
identify the bird so we went outside for a closer look. Even then we were
unce
12:42pm - Fork-Tailed Flycatcher has been seen all day long sporting great
looks some fair & near.
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Cheers,
Mardi W. Dickinson
Norwalk, CT
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The Fork-tailed Flycatcher was being seen by fifty to seventy birders at Cove
Island Park, Stamford, Ct, this morning at 8:30-9:00. Good luck if you go.
John & Laurie Cairns
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Hi,
The Dove was seen today in the areas previously described. Those being the
median strip and also near the green buoy.
Good Birding,
Jim Schlickenrieder
Butler, NJ
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There is a Nashville Warbler in the yard feeding on whatever is left
of the Goldenrod.
Yesterday there was a Razorbill under the feeding Bonapart flock west
of the Schinnecock Inlet in about 40 ft. of water, diving frequently.
Orhan Birol
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I had a female type cowbird at my feeder yesterday that wasn't the typical
female brown-headed. I watched it for about 15 minutes at my window feeder and
just automatically said brown-headed female and didn't take a photo. Now I
wish
I had. It occurred to me last night while parusing my bird
