One of my teeth broke off over the weekend, making the dentist appointment in
Wading River at 1230 today, the only place I absolutely had to be this fine
day...for that is what it turned out to be !
Routing myself on to Hulse Landing Rd. in W.R., before seeing if Dr. Art Jarit
could work his
Just want to thank all of you who wrote me with data, suggestions, and
other comments. Yes, it does appear that my friend in NH heard a
Black-capped Chickadee, not an Eastern Phoebe -- an honest mistake.
I hope you've found the discussion as interesting as I have, however.
While my friend
RBA
* New York
* Syracuse
* February 18, 2013
* NYSY 02. 18. 13
Hotline: Syracuse Rare bird Alert
Dates(s):
February 11, 2013 - February 18, 2013
to report by e-mail: brinjoseph AT yahoo.com
covering upstate NY counties: Cayuga, Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
and Montezuma Wetlands
Rick and I were in the same location around noon and saw a remnant
group of Pipits there. They soon took off and flew toward the
westward tree line. There was a large flock of Horned Lark south of
there on the east side of a Depot Lane sod field, Cutchogue. Several
Snow Buntings were mixed
Here is some more on the Buffalo, NY Tufted Duck.
The bird is very close to the New York side of the Niagara River.
>From Ontario - after crossing the Peace Bridge go through the traffic
light. This will put you on Baird Ave.
At the end of Baird turn left on to Porter Ave. Go on Porter
This is a reminder that The Captain Lou Fleet is partnering with Paulagics to
run a 12-hour (that means deeper water than the winter trips run in NYS last
few years) pelagic trip out of Freeport, Long Island (Nassau County, near Jones
Beach) on March 2 (two Saturdays from now).
We should be
an addendum to my earlier posting;
large flock of pipits were found around 10:30 this morning on the west
side of Duck Pond Road, north of Oregon Road, in Riverhead.
Mike Higgiston
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME
>> Hi all,
>> Are you one of the 35,000 people who came from all over the country to
>> Washington DC yesterday protesting the Keystone XL Pipeline? Do you also
>> eBird? If you do, email me your username, and we can see how many observers
>> and species we can get on one checklist! I already
the horned lark flock, reported yesterday, was found this morning at 11
in Mattituck in the sod field on the southeast corner of Oregon Road and
Depot Road. There were many snow buntings in the flock but the lapland
longspurs could not be found. Be advised viewing conditions were
difficult
Hi all,
Are you one of the 35,000 people who came from all over the country to
Washington DC yesterday protesting the Keystone XL Pipeline? Do you also eBird?
If you do, email me your username, and we can see how many observers and
species we can get on one checklist! I already made one, and
Hi,
Have any Eastern Phoebes arrived in mid-February in our region, this year,
or any year?
I have a friend in New Hampshire, not a regular birder but knows the common
things, who says he heard an Eastern Phoebe over the weekend.
Phoebes also turn up occasionally on CBCs, don't they? Is there
It might be noted that the original post was by Andrew Baksh and the paragraph
in quotes was written by him, as well as the third paragraph (not in quotes)
below my comments above.
(Steve Walter simply included the full message that Andrew posted, below
Steve's comments.)
I would add that
It might be noted that the original post was by Andrew Baksh and the paragraph
in quotes was written by him, as well as the third paragraph (not in quotes)
below my comments above.
(Steve Walter simply included the full message that Andrew posted, below
Steve's comments.)
I would add that
Hi,
Have any Eastern Phoebes arrived in mid-February in our region, this year,
or any year?
I have a friend in New Hampshire, not a regular birder but knows the common
things, who says he heard an Eastern Phoebe over the weekend.
Phoebes also turn up occasionally on CBCs, don't they? Is there
Hi all,
Are you one of the 35,000 people who came from all over the country to
Washington DC yesterday protesting the Keystone XL Pipeline? Do you also eBird?
If you do, email me your username, and we can see how many observers and
species we can get on one checklist! I already made one, and
the horned lark flock, reported yesterday, was found this morning at 11
in Mattituck in the sod field on the southeast corner of Oregon Road and
Depot Road. There were many snow buntings in the flock but the lapland
longspurs could not be found. Be advised viewing conditions were
difficult
Hi all,
Are you one of the 35,000 people who came from all over the country to
Washington DC yesterday protesting the Keystone XL Pipeline? Do you also
eBird? If you do, email me your username, and we can see how many observers
and species we can get on one checklist! I already made one,
an addendum to my earlier posting;
large flock of pipits were found around 10:30 this morning on the west
side of Duck Pond Road, north of Oregon Road, in Riverhead.
Mike Higgiston
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME
This is a reminder that The Captain Lou Fleet is partnering with Paulagics to
run a 12-hour (that means deeper water than the winter trips run in NYS last
few years) pelagic trip out of Freeport, Long Island (Nassau County, near Jones
Beach) on March 2 (two Saturdays from now).
We should be
Here is some more on the Buffalo, NY Tufted Duck.
The bird is very close to the New York side of the Niagara River.
From Ontario - after crossing the Peace Bridge go through the traffic
light. This will put you on Baird Ave.
At the end of Baird turn left on to Porter Ave. Go on Porter
Rick and I were in the same location around noon and saw a remnant
group of Pipits there. They soon took off and flew toward the
westward tree line. There was a large flock of Horned Lark south of
there on the east side of a Depot Lane sod field, Cutchogue. Several
Snow Buntings were mixed
RBA
* New York
* Syracuse
* February 18, 2013
* NYSY 02. 18. 13
Hotline: Syracuse Rare bird Alert
Dates(s):
February 11, 2013 - February 18, 2013
to report by e-mail: brinjoseph AT yahoo.com
covering upstate NY counties: Cayuga, Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
and Montezuma Wetlands
Just want to thank all of you who wrote me with data, suggestions, and
other comments. Yes, it does appear that my friend in NH heard a
Black-capped Chickadee, not an Eastern Phoebe -- an honest mistake.
I hope you've found the discussion as interesting as I have, however.
While my friend
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