Last night at ~ 8PM I took my wife RuthAnn and our best friend Mary
Brogan, to JFK for their flight to Paris, and a month long "Bucket List"
immersion ! I spent the night at my daughters in RVC, and then started my
"Complete
Month of May Birdathon" at Hempstead Lake State Park at 8AM, in the
comp
For those using GPS or GoogleMaps the coordinates of the kettle hole described
by Ken are: 40.831019° -73.535277°.
Other birds in the area included Great Crested Flycatcher, Common Yellowthroat,
and Rose-breasted Grosbeak--all heard only.
Several Blue-winged Warblers were singing on territory. A
The Prothonotary Warbler found earlier in the day at Muttontown Preserve was
relocated about 2:30PM at one of the Preserve's kettlehole ponds. The pond can
be identified by a concrete horse trough located just northeast of the pond and
a large fallen tree north of the pond. The bird was actively
The NYC Audubon is looking for volunteers for the Harbor Herons project.
Volunteers will be assigned to a park in the NYC area. Twice a month from
May to October a volunteer will visit their park and count wading birds.
Volunteers will then submit their bird counts, and the NYC Audubon will
analyz
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I am sorry for my error. These were not all Black Vultures, most of them
were immature Turkey Vultures,which have a similar dark gray head, but when
perched closer you can see that the Turkey Vulture has a browner feather
tinge,different head and bill shape. (And some of my close-up even ha
Went during high tide today and found a Whimbrel roosting with Black-bellied
Plovers out on the marsh. There were a couple hundred shorebirds in total. Most
were Dunlin and Black-bellied Plover. But there were also Least Sandpiper, both
Yellowliegs and Willet.
For those that don't know, this
On median just west of entrance to Coast Guard Station, now.
Mike Scheibel
Brookhaven
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Two hour search this morning (7-9) was negative for Longspur, Bobolink &
Upland Sandpiper continue.
Mike Scheibel
Brookhaven
On May 2, 2013 12:37 PM, "Robert Lewis" wrote:
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Good views this morning of the active Cliff Swallow nests on the Rt 9/9A Croton
River bridge. Viewed from the Croton River shoreline within Van Cortlandt
Manor. (The nests are on the upstream, eastern side of the bridge.) A Green
Heron was also seen here along the Croton River shoreline.
Insid
Any news of the longspur today? Please post positive or negative.
Bob Lewis
Sleepy Hollow NY
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Since nothing else is going on I minus well post my sighting of White-eyed
vireo at the north garden at Jamaica Bay, along with yellow, common
yellow-throats, and 1 American Redstart. Nothing of note out in the mudflats.
Did not visit the west pond trails.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/146671
This morning, there was a single Prothonotary Warbler in the swampy woods west
of the fields at the equestrian entrance of the Muttontown Preserve.
Patrick F. Palladino
On Apr 29, 2013, at 7:54 AM, dino1...@hotmail.com wrote:
> For anyone searching for the bird, I departed after it flew off we
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