A poor photo of the adult Fork-tailed Flycatcher and nearby Eastern Kingbird at
the Oceanside MNSA can be seen at http://www.flickr.com/photos/kfeustel/
Congratulations to Mike Farina on a great find!
Ken & Sue Feustel
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...from Ron Pittaway, via the Ontario Birds list-serve:
http://ontbirds.ca/pipermail/birdalert_ontbirds.ca/Week-of-Mon-20120917/031284.html
thanks to RP and to all those he acknowledges.
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The Queens County Bird Club Inc. will be meeting
at the Alley Pond Environmental Center http://www.alleypond.com/
at 8pm on Wednesday September 19 {Tonight}
{ the third Wednesday of the month}
Our Speaker will be John Rowden of NYC Audubon doing a presentation on
"The Gestalt of Shorebird Iden
Joe Giunta just called to report a Fork-tailed Flycatcher @ the Marine Nature
Study Area in Oceanside. More details to follow.
Good and responsible birding!
Andrew Baksh
Queens NY
www.birdingdude.blogspot.com
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The Whip-poor-will is still present, again sleeping on the same branch
of the same tree at the top of the path along the stream, up from the
west side of Evodia towards maintenance. The dappled sunlight is
quite lovely on him this morning.
Various warblers on my brief walk through the Ramble this
September 18 - Jim Pawlicki and I took a ride down to Allegany Reservoir.
In Onoville, along west Perimeter Road, there were:
2 Eastern Wood Pewees
3 Black-throated Green Warblers
2 Wilson's Warblers
2 Tennessee Warblers
10! Rose-breasted Grosbeaks
3 Scarlet Tanagers
4 Purple Finches
3 Ruby-thro
For the second time in less than a week I found a Connecticut Warbler at the
Deli Fields area of the Bashakill WMA. The first was found on 9/14 (see earlier
post) and the second was found this morning in the same hedge row approximately
100 feet from where the previous bird was found. Again, thi
As referenced in Anthony's post, the yesterday's storm deposited a
large amount of Lesser Black-backed Gulls along the barrier beach.
Between Robert Moses and West End, I tallied 27 Lesser Black-backs.
The majority of these individuals were adults or much older
immatures. I recorded only
