This afternoon I wandered around the Cupsogue Flats and found the following:
5 Marbled Godwits, 10 Black Skimmers (juveniles and adults) 2 Eastern
Willets, 2 Royal Terns and big flocks of DC cormorants, sanderlings, black
bellied plovers and snowy/great egrets.
For some photos, please visit this
Yesterday I heard the call of a Common Nighthawk, but what I saw didn't
seem to match. The bird was quite high in an Oak, but what I saw was
white belly and gray back. The call left with the bird I saw. Any ideas?
Ruth Hyman
Nassau County
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NYSbirds-L List Info:
The complete table was just updated. Current month, season and full year #s
*updated daily*.
The URL below brings up a table of species abundance by month and season.
Each clickable link on the table displays a list of species from eBird.org
for that period with abundance bar charts for each
*List of Top 3 and Contenders (eBird-a-thon 2011) - weekly update /
table updated
daily
*
New regional species for 2011 [6] & overall (2011-present) [4] have been
added to the notes since last week. Each region/county section has links to:
- Top "100" observers for the year
- Bar charts for each
Sunday, 11 September, 2011 - Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
At the compost area in the park's north end (just west and uphill from
the Conservatory Garden, near (uphill from) a park entrance at E. 106
St., a drab young (likely female) Dickcissel was watched for several
minutes at the
Hello All, This morning at around 9am Dick Belanger had close up views
of 3 Buff Breasted Sandpipers in the smaller field off Eastport Manorville
Road,[west of County Road 51]. Good September Birding, Carl Starace
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NYSbirds-L List Info:
Hello All, This morning at around 9am Dick Belanger had close up views
of 3 Buff Breasted Sandpipers in the smaller field off Eastport Manorville
Road,[west of County Road 51]. Good September Birding, Carl Starace
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NYSbirds-L List Info:
Sunday, 11 September, 2011 - Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
At the compost area in the park's north end (just west and uphill from
the Conservatory Garden, near (uphill from) a park entrance at E. 106
St., a drab young (likely female) Dickcissel was watched for several
minutes at the
*List of Top 3 and Contenders (eBird-a-thon 2011) - weekly update /
table updated
daily
*
New regional species for 2011 [6] overall (2011-present) [4] have been
added to the notes since last week. Each region/county section has links to:
- Top 100 observers for the year
- Bar charts for each
The complete table was just updated. Current month, season and full year #s
*updated daily*.
The URL below brings up a table of species abundance by month and season.
Each clickable link on the table displays a list of species from eBird.org
for that period with abundance bar charts for each
Yesterday I heard the call of a Common Nighthawk, but what I saw didn't
seem to match. The bird was quite high in an Oak, but what I saw was
white belly and gray back. The call left with the bird I saw. Any ideas?
Ruth Hyman
Nassau County
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
This afternoon I wandered around the Cupsogue Flats and found the following:
5 Marbled Godwits, 10 Black Skimmers (juveniles and adults) 2 Eastern
Willets, 2 Royal Terns and big flocks of DC cormorants, sanderlings, black
bellied plovers and snowy/great egrets.
For some photos, please visit this
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