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Betsy and I took a late afternoon drive to look for the Snowy Owl reported
east of Marshall Road a few days ago. No luck with the owl but while
looking for that, we had a LAPLAND LONGSPUR with about a dozen HORNED LARKS
and a NORTHERN HARRIER about a half-mile east of Marshall Road. Then a
I just received photos from Carl Safina of a gray Gyrfalcon he found this
afternoon around 1pm along the Wantagh Parkway. Although I do not have an
exact location (and am trying to get one), he reports that the bird was
along the water, so it must have been along the south end of the Wantagh
just
The barnacle goose was not present on eastport pond at 1330 today. After
visiting with my folks in nearby Remsenburg I returned at 1630 and again no
luck. The few remaining geese took flight to the north. Off to the sod farms,
where the barnacle goose was quickly located in the field bounded
All,
Today i visited Jamaica Bay with Rhys Marsh. Despite the chilly wind, we
found the Eared Grebe from the end of 10th St in Broad Channel (south of
park visitor's center). It was diving frequently and easy to miss in the
waves.
We had no luck looking for a Barrow's from the West Pond trail.
This is a summary of the Hudson-Mohawk Birdline reports for the week
ending 11 January 2012. Report your sightings in New York's
Hudson-Mohawk Region to birdl...@hmbc.net
Sixty-one species were reported this week. The most frequently reported
species included Bald Eagle (6 reports), Common
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***IMPORTANT MEETING - PLEASE DISTRIBUTE! Wednesday January 18 @ 8 PM***
Community Board 18 will present the NEW PLANS for the Four Sparrow Marsh area -
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 @ 8 PM, Kings Plaza Community Room (enter near the garage
on
Jan 14 Iron Pier Beach Northville, 1 Gannet, 1 Iceland Gull (
kumlieni),1
Lesser Black-backed Gull
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Received this via e-mail and thought people should know:
***IMPORTANT MEETING - PLEASE DISTRIBUTE! Wednesday January 18 @ 8 PM***
Community Board 18 will present the NEW PLANS for the Four Sparrow Marsh area -
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 @ 8 PM, Kings Plaza Community Room (enter near the garage
on
This is a summary of the Hudson-Mohawk Birdline reports for the week
ending 11 January 2012. Report your sightings in New York's
Hudson-Mohawk Region to birdl...@hmbc.net
Sixty-one species were reported this week. The most frequently reported
species included Bald Eagle (6 reports), Common
The barnacle goose was not present on eastport pond at 1330 today. After
visiting with my folks in nearby Remsenburg I returned at 1630 and again no
luck. The few remaining geese took flight to the north. Off to the sod farms,
where the barnacle goose was quickly located in the field bounded
I just received photos from Carl Safina of a gray Gyrfalcon he found this
afternoon around 1pm along the Wantagh Parkway. Although I do not have an
exact location (and am trying to get one), he reports that the bird was
along the water, so it must have been along the south end of the Wantagh
just
Betsy and I took a late afternoon drive to look for the Snowy Owl reported
east of Marshall Road a few days ago. No luck with the owl but while
looking for that, we had a LAPLAND LONGSPUR with about a dozen HORNED LARKS
and a NORTHERN HARRIER about a half-mile east of Marshall Road. Then a
Please be advised that the Lyris Server that hosts NYSbirds-L will be down for
maintenance tomorrow, 15 January 2012, from 07:15am through 12:00pm (noon).
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