Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
Saturday & Sunday, 13 & 14 April, 2013
There was migration both Friday & Sat. nights, with wider diversity & higher
numbers overall as of Sat, night for Sunday's results. A very modest vulture &
raptor flight was observed overhead on Sunday in addition to the
Half a dozen heading south from Dead Horse Bay in Jamaica Bay towards the Rockaways yesterday late afternoon. Surprised to see them over the bay.MatthewBackyard and Beyondhttp://matthewwills.com/
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On the cross sound ferry today while coming passed plum island into
greenport liny I counted 67 gannets working plum gut...dan heglund
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I haven't seen any Northern Gannet reports from western Long Island Sound so
far this spring, but I did see one bright adult today deep inside Little Neck
Bay off Fort Totten (Queens County), while watching my son's soccer game.
Last year, I received reliable reports of several gannets actively
A female rose-breasted grosbeak showed up at a feeder in Hampton Days
yesterday. Not a rare bird of course, but seems very early.
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Along with the much celebrated Ruffs at Timber Point, and early arrivals of
Spotted Sandpiper, Least Sandpiper, and Red Knot on Long Island, we've had some
interesting observations of Willets over the past two days.
The breeding-plumaged Eastern Willet at Timber Point, Suffolk County, yesterday
The two Ruffs continue at the same location. Andria and I made the trip
out to Long Island late this afternoon where we enjoyed looks of the two
Ruffs with several birders.
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On Apr 14, 2013, at 10
> 430 pm -- 13 Bonapartes gulls some almost full breeding plumage very uncommon
> here (high mark was 19 earlier this am). Many green winged teal and hundreds
> of swallows most tree but Rough winged and barn represented
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The YELLOW-THROATED WARBLER found earlier by Danny and Alan, continues
at Little Alley. Observed with Erik Miller, Andria, Karlo and Alison
Mirth and Bobby and Coleen Veltri.
A really nice looking bird with more yellow in the lores than the
Hempstead Lake LI bird. I will post photos later. Good
I led my monthly walk at Wave Hill this morning, and although migratory
songbirds were sparse (perhaps due to NW winds), we had some nice sightings:
a third-year Bald Eagle, being dive-bombed by a Great Black-backed Gull, which
looked petite in comparisonA large V of Double-crested Cormorants, he
I am forwarding a report of a Yellow-throated w. At little alley pond in alley
pond park currently being viewed by Jeff Ritter, Eric Miller, Danny & Alan .
Found by Danny
04/14/2013 @ 1:17 PM
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Two male Ruffs continue at yesterday's location. Michael McBrien first to
glimpse them {thanks Michael}. G
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New York City Audubon along with New Jersey Audubon are looking for
volunteers to participate in a heron and egret study. I have volunteered
for the past three summers on this project and it is a lot of fun. It is
called harbor herons. The object of the study is to find out how the birds
are using
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