I'll be brief with this very late post. On Sunday, 12/4, Tom Moran and I headed
west, first, for the Troupial (last seen days before in Roslyn) which we
missed. We than looked for the bird at the Nassau Co. Museum of Art (the old
Mackay Estate) a mere 1/4 mile (as the "Raven"
Lincoln's Sparrow continues in the area surrounded by low shrubs south of
the restrooms in the NE corner of the park. This was from 1:40p-1:45p while
I was eating lunch.
Ben Cacace
Manhattan, NYC
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The Brooklyn Bird Club was contacted online by reporter Lisa Foderaro of
the NY Times on actual witnesses RE fishing lines and hooks entangling and
injuring birds/waterfowl.
If you witnessed such an incidents , please contact Lisa offline ( not me )
. Thanks . Her contact info is below
Sorry for the late post but Rich Fried and Rob Bate saw the adult
SLATY-BACKED GULL late on Tuesday afternoon. It was on the large flat rock
island that is in the middle of the river below the control gates. They
were viewing from Goat Island, just upstream from Three Sisters Islands.
They were
Sorry for the late post but Rich Fried and Rob Bate saw the adult
SLATY-BACKED GULL late on Tuesday afternoon. It was on the large flat rock
island that is in the middle of the river below the control gates. They
were viewing from Goat Island, just upstream from Three Sisters Islands.
They were
I'll be brief with this very late post. On Sunday, 12/4, Tom Moran and I headed
west, first, for the Troupial (last seen days before in Roslyn) which we
missed. We than looked for the bird at the Nassau Co. Museum of Art (the old
Mackay Estate) a mere 1/4 mile (as the Raven
