FW: [nysbirds-l] Canada Goose Collar Report Correction

[ROBERT ADAMO]

I, too, can add to this thread. On November 9, 2011 on a farm field in 
Mattituck, in a flock of ~ 350 Canada Geese, there were 3 with neck collars, 
leg bands or leg flags on them. 2 of these birds were from the same banding 
study in west Greenland, that is referenced below. The 1st CAGO (GIT)was 
caught, collared & banded, and released on July 17, 2008. The 2nd (GP5) was 
caught, collared/ banded/ flagged and released on July 21, 2009. As stated by 
Anthony David Fox of Aathus University, Denmark, "We are thrilled when we 
receive information on the current status of our releases, for it extends our 
knowledge of where these birds stage on the way down to their winter quarters". 
As Peter and Derek have projected, in addition to the valuable data you supply 
back to the study source, being involved is exciting and fun - my sentiments 
exactly !
So, if the next Canada Goose flock you come across does not contain any of the 
rarer goose species, may it at least have a CAGO with a collar, band or flag 
hanging off of it !
Cheers,Bob

Subject: Fwd: [nysbirds-l] Canada Goose Collar Report Correction
From: drogers0...@gmail.com
Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2012 22:08:23 -0500
To: nysbirds-l@cornell.edu

To supplement Peter's collared Canada  Goose report, on 12/5/12 I also found a 
bird from this very same batch of 68 banded canada geese up in west Greenland.
Like Peter's bird, my goose had a yellow neck collar with the 3-digit code 
printed in black (GA9). It was feeding in a farm field along the north side of 
25A in Head of the Harbor(Suffolk), just west of Shep Jones Lane. This bird has 
been seen in Greenland every year since it was banded in '09 until recently on 
10/11/12 when it was reported in East Windsor, CT (last reported in west 
Greenland on 7/24/12).
There are many geese out there. Pretty amazing that Pete and I reported 2 of 
only 68 Geese that were collared in the same batch in Greenland 3 years ago. 
Best,Derek RogersSayville


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From: Peter Priolo 
Date: December 12, 2012, 2:07:43 PM EST
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Canada Goose Collar Report Correction
Reply-To: Peter Priolo 

Please accept my amendment to my post earlier today: the Canada Goose was 
collared in Greenland, not Denmark. The researchers are from Denmark. Peter 
PrioloCenter Moriches

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Fwd: [nysbirds-l] Canada Goose Collar Report Correction

[Derek Rogers]

To supplement Peter's collared Canada  Goose report, on 12/5/12 I also found a 
bird from this very same batch of 68 banded canada geese up in west Greenland.

Like Peter's bird, my goose had a yellow neck collar with the 3-digit code 
printed in black (GA9). It was feeding in a farm field along the north side of 
25A in Head of the Harbor(Suffolk), just west of Shep Jones Lane. This bird has 
been seen in Greenland every year since it was banded in '09 until recently on 
10/11/12 when it was reported in East Windsor, CT (last reported in west 
Greenland on 7/24/12).

There are many geese out there. Pretty amazing that Pete and I reported 2 of 
only 68 Geese that were collared in the same batch in Greenland 3 years ago. 

Best,
Derek Rogers
Sayville


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> From: Peter Priolo 
> Date: December 12, 2012, 2:07:43 PM EST
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> Subject: [nysbirds-l] Canada Goose Collar Report Correction
> Reply-To: Peter Priolo 
> 
> Please accept my amendment to my post earlier today: the Canada Goose was 
> collared in Greenland, not Denmark. The researchers are from Denmark. 
> Peter Priolo
> Center Moriches
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[nysbirds-l] 12/12 Pelham Bay Park, Bronx - Razorbill

[Richard Aracil]

Hello,

Scanning from the rocks on the east side of Twin Is., I found a single 
Razorbill between there and David's Island.

Good Birding,
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Fwd: [nysbirds-l] BLACK HEADED GULL SETAUKET

[Derek Rogers]

As of late this afternoon, the Black-headed Gull continues to be seen north of 
the dam at Mill Pond in Setauket. The bird stayed north of the tidal creek, 
picking about the benthos with a group of mallards. It would occasionally lift 
off and circle the area sometimes leaving sight, but would always faithfully 
return to its feeding area with the mallards.

This seems to be the favored spot for a lower tide. See earlier post, below, 
from Mike Scheibel for a potential alternate location on Little Bay.

Best,
Derek Rogers
Sayville 





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> From: Michael Scheibel 
> Date: December 11, 2012, 10:12:51 AM EST
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> Subject: [nysbirds-l] BLACK HEADED GULL SETAUKET
> Reply-To: Michael Scheibel 
> 
> Previously reported BHGU being viewed now in Little Bay , Setauket off Dyke 
> Road north of Mill Pond & salt creek where previously reported. Basic plumage 
> adult with bright red bill dark tip & red legs.
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[nysbirds-l] Link to My Flickr Site for AMGP Photo

[Ken Feustel]

For those having trouble with viewing the photo of the American Golden  
Plover the correct link is:


http://www.flickr.com/photos/kfeustel/

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[nysbirds-l] American Golden Plover at Heckscher State Park (Suffolk Co.)

[ken feustel]

While looking at feeding groups of Red and White-winged Crossbills, we spied a 
late American Golden Plover feeding in the median just east of Field 8. The 
count period for the Captree CBC starts tomorrow. Perhaps (however unlikely) 
the bird will stay till Sunday.  Attempts to turn the bird into a Pacific or 
European Golden Plover were unsuccessful.

A photo of the bird can be seen at http//www.flickr.com/photos/kfeustel/


Ken & Sue Feustel

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[nysbirds-l] Canada Goose Collar Report Correction

[Peter Priolo]

Please accept my amendment to my post earlier today: the Canada Goose was
collared in Greenland, not Denmark. The researchers are from Denmark.
Peter Priolo
Center Moriches

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[nysbirds-l] Collared Goose Report

[Peter Priolo]

Just thought it would be exciting to hear that a Canada Goose that I
reported last week with a yellow neck collar was collared in Denmark in
2009 along with Greater White Fronted geese. This individual hadn't been
seen since banding. I saw it in sod field on Rt 51 in Eastport, Long
Island. Reminds me how agricultural land is very important for migratory
birds. Also thanks to Robert W. who reported the same individual days apart
on Long Island.
Peter Priolo
Center Moriches

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[nysbirds-l] Extralimital - Little Egret and Northern Lapwing continues...

[Andrew Baksh]

Thanks Phil, like Mr. Guthrie, I too responded and got the same message,
but it's all good.

Re: your comment on the extralimital *"Little Egret"* Hyannis (Cape Cod)
and *"Northern Lapwing"* in MA.  I just got a call from Gary Strauss who
reports that he made the "hard core" run and picked up both birds
yesterday.  Kudos to Gary, as that is not an easy run and he did it on his
own.  So for anyone who missed the Montauk LI Lapwings, there is your
motivation!

Good Birding!

Andrew Baksh
Queens, NY
www.birdingdude.blogspot.com

On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 7:27 PM, Phil Jeffrey wrote:

> **
>
>
> They're not so much Mallards as domestic hybrids with Mallard genes in them
> (as many domestics do anyway), so they're not even wild ducks. Central
> Park and doubtless most other city parks host their own range of escapee
> domestic ducks along with the wilder individuals. Mallards are notoriously
> laissez faire in what they're willing to breed with anyway. Ask any
> American Black Duck. (A recent debate related to this can be found at the
> BirdWG01 archives at http://listserv.ksu.edu/web?A1=ind1212a=birdwg01 ).
>
> :: Can the list come up with a rule about this?
>
> I don't want to add Yet Another Rule, but I will agree with Richard that
> people that post on public lists for help from an email account that makes
> us leap through flaming hoops merely to send a reply are misguided. I
> deleted the contents of my original off-list reply when faced with this
> extra step. Probably a lot of other people did too.
>
> By way of consolation, if anybody has got this far, very interesting birds
> are currently lurking in MA:
> a Little Egret in Hyannis (Cape Cod) that's been around for close to two
> weeks now
> a Black-headed Gull at or around the same location (and recently a Lesser
> Black-backed too) - on Saturday morning the Black-headed Gull was standing
> right next to the Little Egret.
> a Northern Lapwing still present in Bridgewater MA if you missed the
> Montauk birds. It's a spectacular shorebird.
>
> The Lapwing/Egret combination is viable if you're prone to a bit of hard
> core long distance driving and willing to head out before daybreak.
>
> Phil
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[nysbirds-l] Extralimital - Little Egret and Northern Lapwing continues...

[Andrew Baksh]

Thanks Phil, like Mr. Guthrie, I too responded and got the same message,
but it's all good.

Re: your comment on the extralimital *Little Egret* Hyannis (Cape Cod)
and *Northern Lapwing* in MA.  I just got a call from Gary Strauss who
reports that he made the hard core run and picked up both birds
yesterday.  Kudos to Gary, as that is not an easy run and he did it on his
own.  So for anyone who missed the Montauk LI Lapwings, there is your
motivation!

Good Birding!

Andrew Baksh
Queens, NY
www.birdingdude.blogspot.com

On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 7:27 PM, Phil Jeffrey phil.jeff...@gmail.comwrote:

 **


 They're not so much Mallards as domestic hybrids with Mallard genes in them
 (as many domestics do anyway), so they're not even wild ducks. Central
 Park and doubtless most other city parks host their own range of escapee
 domestic ducks along with the wilder individuals. Mallards are notoriously
 laissez faire in what they're willing to breed with anyway. Ask any
 American Black Duck. (A recent debate related to this can be found at the
 BirdWG01 archives at http://listserv.ksu.edu/web?A1=ind1212aL=birdwg01 ).

 :: Can the list come up with a rule about this?

 I don't want to add Yet Another Rule, but I will agree with Richard that
 people that post on public lists for help from an email account that makes
 us leap through flaming hoops merely to send a reply are misguided. I
 deleted the contents of my original off-list reply when faced with this
 extra step. Probably a lot of other people did too.

 By way of consolation, if anybody has got this far, very interesting birds
 are currently lurking in MA:
 a Little Egret in Hyannis (Cape Cod) that's been around for close to two
 weeks now
 a Black-headed Gull at or around the same location (and recently a Lesser
 Black-backed too) - on Saturday morning the Black-headed Gull was standing
 right next to the Little Egret.
 a Northern Lapwing still present in Bridgewater MA if you missed the
 Montauk birds. It's a spectacular shorebird.

 The Lapwing/Egret combination is viable if you're prone to a bit of hard
 core long distance driving and willing to head out before daybreak.

 Phil


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[nysbirds-l] Collared Goose Report

[Peter Priolo]

Just thought it would be exciting to hear that a Canada Goose that I
reported last week with a yellow neck collar was collared in Denmark in
2009 along with Greater White Fronted geese. This individual hadn't been
seen since banding. I saw it in sod field on Rt 51 in Eastport, Long
Island. Reminds me how agricultural land is very important for migratory
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[nysbirds-l] Canada Goose Collar Report Correction

[Peter Priolo]

Please accept my amendment to my post earlier today: the Canada Goose was
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Peter Priolo
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[nysbirds-l] American Golden Plover at Heckscher State Park (Suffolk Co.)

[ken feustel]

While looking at feeding groups of Red and White-winged Crossbills, we spied a 
late American Golden Plover feeding in the median just east of Field 8. The 
count period for the Captree CBC starts tomorrow. Perhaps (however unlikely) 
the bird will stay till Sunday.  Attempts to turn the bird into a Pacific or 
European Golden Plover were unsuccessful.

A photo of the bird can be seen at http//www.flickr.com/photos/kfeustel/


Ken  Sue Feustel

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[nysbirds-l] Link to My Flickr Site for AMGP Photo

[Ken Feustel]

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Fwd: [nysbirds-l] BLACK HEADED GULL SETAUKET

[Derek Rogers]

As of late this afternoon, the Black-headed Gull continues to be seen north of 
the dam at Mill Pond in Setauket. The bird stayed north of the tidal creek, 
picking about the benthos with a group of mallards. It would occasionally lift 
off and circle the area sometimes leaving sight, but would always faithfully 
return to its feeding area with the mallards.

This seems to be the favored spot for a lower tide. See earlier post, below, 
from Mike Scheibel for a potential alternate location on Little Bay.

Best,
Derek Rogers
Sayville 





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 Date: December 11, 2012, 10:12:51 AM EST
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 Subject: [nysbirds-l] BLACK HEADED GULL SETAUKET
 Reply-To: Michael Scheibel mscheibe...@gmail.com
 
 Previously reported BHGU being viewed now in Little Bay , Setauket off Dyke 
 Road north of Mill Pond  salt creek where previously reported. Basic plumage 
 adult with bright red bill dark tip  red legs.
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[nysbirds-l] 12/12 Pelham Bay Park, Bronx - Razorbill

[Richard Aracil]

Hello,

Scanning from the rocks on the east side of Twin Is., I found a single 
Razorbill between there and David's Island.

Good Birding,
Rich
  
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Fwd: [nysbirds-l] Canada Goose Collar Report Correction

[Derek Rogers]

To supplement Peter's collared Canada  Goose report, on 12/5/12 I also found a 
bird from this very same batch of 68 banded canada geese up in west Greenland.

Like Peter's bird, my goose had a yellow neck collar with the 3-digit code 
printed in black (GA9). It was feeding in a farm field along the north side of 
25A in Head of the Harbor(Suffolk), just west of Shep Jones Lane. This bird has 
been seen in Greenland every year since it was banded in '09 until recently on 
10/11/12 when it was reported in East Windsor, CT (last reported in west 
Greenland on 7/24/12).

There are many geese out there. Pretty amazing that Pete and I reported 2 of 
only 68 Geese that were collared in the same batch in Greenland 3 years ago. 

Best,
Derek Rogers
Sayville


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 From: Peter Priolo peterpri...@gmail.com
 Date: December 12, 2012, 2:07:43 PM EST
 To: nysbirds-L@cornell.edu
 Subject: [nysbirds-l] Canada Goose Collar Report Correction
 Reply-To: Peter Priolo peterpri...@gmail.com
 
 Please accept my amendment to my post earlier today: the Canada Goose was 
 collared in Greenland, not Denmark. The researchers are from Denmark. 
 Peter Priolo
 Center Moriches
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FW: [nysbirds-l] Canada Goose Collar Report Correction

[ROBERT ADAMO]

I, too, can add to this thread. On November 9, 2011 on a farm field in 
Mattituck, in a flock of ~ 350 Canada Geese, there were 3 with neck collars, 
leg bands or leg flags on them. 2 of these birds were from the same banding 
study in west Greenland, that is referenced below. The 1st CAGO (GIT)was 
caught, collared  banded, and released on July 17, 2008. The 2nd (GP5) was 
caught, collared/ banded/ flagged and released on July 21, 2009. As stated by 
Anthony David Fox of Aathus University, Denmark, We are thrilled when we 
receive information on the current status of our releases, for it extends our 
knowledge of where these birds stage on the way down to their winter quarters. 
As Peter and Derek have projected, in addition to the valuable data you supply 
back to the study source, being involved is exciting and fun - my sentiments 
exactly !
So, if the next Canada Goose flock you come across does not contain any of the 
rarer goose species, may it at least have a CAGO with a collar, band or flag 
hanging off of it !
Cheers,Bob

Subject: Fwd: [nysbirds-l] Canada Goose Collar Report Correction
From: drogers0...@gmail.com
Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2012 22:08:23 -0500
To: nysbirds-l@cornell.edu

To supplement Peter's collared Canada  Goose report, on 12/5/12 I also found a 
bird from this very same batch of 68 banded canada geese up in west Greenland.
Like Peter's bird, my goose had a yellow neck collar with the 3-digit code 
printed in black (GA9). It was feeding in a farm field along the north side of 
25A in Head of the Harbor(Suffolk), just west of Shep Jones Lane. This bird has 
been seen in Greenland every year since it was banded in '09 until recently on 
10/11/12 when it was reported in East Windsor, CT (last reported in west 
Greenland on 7/24/12).
There are many geese out there. Pretty amazing that Pete and I reported 2 of 
only 68 Geese that were collared in the same batch in Greenland 3 years ago. 
Best,Derek RogersSayville


Begin forwarded message:

From: Peter Priolo peterpri...@gmail.com
Date: December 12, 2012, 2:07:43 PM EST
To: nysbirds-L@cornell.edu
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Canada Goose Collar Report Correction
Reply-To: Peter Priolo peterpri...@gmail.com

Please accept my amendment to my post earlier today: the Canada Goose was 
collared in Greenland, not Denmark. The researchers are from Denmark. Peter 
PrioloCenter Moriches

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