Two days ago a Long Island birder posted a sighting of three Common Shelduck
on Seaman's Pond in Wantagh, Nassau County. Has anyone followed up on the
EBIRD posting? Were they seen again or not seen.
Thanks
John Curlew, FL
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While driving back from a business meeting in Amenia, I saw 3 BWHKs catching a
thermal near Dover High School on Route 22.
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Wednesday, 20 Feb., 2013 - Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
A first, and second look at the reservoir in Central Park revealed that about
98% of the numbers of gulls present at mid-day yesterday were, as of mid-day
today, not present there - with merely 100 or so this late a.m., it was simple
Dear All,
Was wondering if it were not much of a hassel, if I could ask you opinion on
ID'ing this bird. Its a blackbird, probably a rusty bb. However folks helping
me ID this have mentioned Brewer's BB. Can anyone rule out either bird.
THe bird was perched high on a tree next to a flock red
I saw on ebird that a Common Merganser was reported at Roslyn Gerry Park. Went
to go see if I could spot it before work and I was able to locate the female
Common Merganser this morning at around 7:20 in the northern-most pond in the
park. I come to this park frequently and this is the first Co
*At Dean's Bridge, Somers:*
Wood Duck (4 males following two females),
Hooded & Common Merganser, Common Goldeneye,
Ring-necked Duck, Bufflehead, American Coot
along with Mute Swan, Mallard, Black Duck,
and 100+ Canada Geese.
ebird list (w/ map link)
http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S13