Western Kingbird put in a brief appearance in the center divider across
from the entrance to the coast guard station.
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Today was an incredible day. After that I met and talked to Jacob Drucker
around 8am and heard about his two-second flash of Red Crossbills flying
over-head (at 6.30am) I made RECR the target of my morning walk. I checked
up on the conifer stands on the east side of the Ramble (Cypress
Bird was seen this morning in juniper bushes just south of bushes along
Coast Guard fence.
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Is there any record of the number of the above that are taken each year.
Are they taken for sport or for food? Does not seem like there
Apologies in advance for the cross-posting, but there are some who subscribe
to just one or two lists.
Here's a heads-up: The early Canada Goose hunting season opens for most of
New York State tomorrow, Sept. 1st. The season for most of Long Island and
Lake Champlain starts Sept. 4th. The
Howie’s Myrtle Warbler fits very well with his even earlier Purple Finch this
sumer (http://digest.sialia.com/?rm=message;id=493218)
Indeed, fall 2012 reminds me more and more of fall 2007 and, especially, fall
1999. Each of these seasons featured an early and heavy irruption of
Red-breasted
Clove Lakes Park
31 August
9 A M Concrete bridge near the "horse" trail.
A brightly plumaged male Yellow -rumped Warbler was feeding in a hornbeam
tree over a stream in CLP. The bird appeared to me to be a "spring bird" -
that is how bright it was.
There was some molt in the tail and
A flock of Red Crossbills are feeding in the conifers by Shakespeare
Garden, Central Park. Great views from the round balcony. Photographs
obtained. Thanks to Jacob for his early morning report, it encouraged me to
spend the morning checking conifer stands.
Good birding,
Anders Peltomaa
Manhattan
The fall migration is underway. Observed at Central Park 2:30-5:30pm:
Yellow billed Cuckoo
American Redstart
Magnolia Warbler
Canada Warbler
Common yellowthroat
Oven Bird
Ruby throated Hummingbird
Swainson's Thrush
Red-eyed Vireo
Cedar waxwing
Baltimore Oriole
Good birding,
Debbie Becker
Yesterday (Thursday) afternoon, in the hope of seeing some, or all, of the good
birds reported on this list in the AM, I met Neil Vita at RMSP, where we
proceeded to miss the species seen there, as well as those seen at the west end
of JBSP. On the bright side, Neil did get 5 new birds,
A flock of Red Crossbills are feeding in the conifers by Shakespeare
Garden, Central Park. Great views from the round balcony. Photographs
obtained. Thanks to Jacob for his early morning report, it encouraged me to
spend the morning checking conifer stands.
Good birding,
Anders Peltomaa
Manhattan
Clove Lakes Park
31 August
9 A M Concrete bridge near the horse trail.
A brightly plumaged male Yellow -rumped Warbler was feeding in a hornbeam
tree over a stream in CLP. The bird appeared to me to be a spring bird -
that is how bright it was.
There was some molt in the tail and
Howie’s Myrtle Warbler fits very well with his even earlier Purple Finch this
sumer (http://digest.sialia.com/?rm=message;id=493218)
Indeed, fall 2012 reminds me more and more of fall 2007 and, especially, fall
1999. Each of these seasons featured an early and heavy irruption of
Red-breasted
Apologies in advance for the cross-posting, but there are some who subscribe
to just one or two lists.
Here's a heads-up: The early Canada Goose hunting season opens for most of
New York State tomorrow, Sept. 1st. The season for most of Long Island and
Lake Champlain starts Sept. 4th. The
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