Yesterday morning, the water in Jamaica Bay was completely smooth and
visibility was the best it could possibly be looking out onto the bay.
>From the boat ramp parking lot at Floyd Bennett Field I was able to find the
>drake Barrow's Goldeneye far out in the bay looking ENE.
Looking at an
I went over to Hempstead Lake State Park (HJSP) this morning to see if the
previously reported Chat was present - no luck. Other birders reported the same
results. However, taking my normal "Spring" circuit of the park resulted in a
decent variety of birds, including Brown Creeper,
Hello All, John McNeil,Dick Belanger and I started this mornings
birding at the eastern side of Shinnecock Inlet after dipping on the
Hampton Bays Water Tower Ravens. About one hundred yards off the
easternmost jetty we had a resting flock of 9 Razorbill, also one
Bonaparte Gull. There were
Hello All, John McNeil,Dick Belanger and I started this mornings
birding at the eastern side of Shinnecock Inlet after dipping on the
Hampton Bays Water Tower Ravens. About one hundred yards off the
easternmost jetty we had a resting flock of 9 Razorbill, also one
Bonaparte Gull. There were
I went over to Hempstead Lake State Park (HJSP) this morning to see if the
previously reported Chat was present - no luck. Other birders reported the same
results. However, taking my normal Spring circuit of the park resulted in a
decent variety of birds, including Brown Creeper,
Yesterday morning, the water in Jamaica Bay was completely smooth and
visibility was the best it could possibly be looking out onto the bay.
From the boat ramp parking lot at Floyd Bennett Field I was able to find the
drake Barrow's Goldeneye far out in the bay looking ENE.
Looking at an
