Following up my previous post, I got around to looking at pictures of the
bird that some were identifying as a Long-billed Dowitcher. As luck would
have it, it walked between me and the first godwit. So I snapped off a few
pictures at close range. This is a gray, basic plumaged bird. But I was
For a day, at least, I can put aside discussion of what's changed and what's
wrong on the East Pond. Today was the best day I've seen in a good while,
both for number and variety of shorebirds. Simultaneous single reports from
both north and south ends eventually turned into 2 HUDSONIAN GODWITS
Currently there are single Baird's Sandpiper, American Golden Plover and
Pectoral Sandpiper with other shorebirds off the west side of route 105
south of Sound Avenue in Riverhead. Andrew Baksh, Tom Burke and Gail
Benson
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Golden Plover just found at south end, where a Baird's has been.
Steve Walter
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Original message From: Karen Fung
Date:08/31/2014 11:29 AM (GMT-05:00)
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Jamaica Bay
A marbled godwit is currently feeding at mecox flats, LI.
Anya Auerbach
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Sunday 11:20am
One flew into the north end of the east pond across from the island. Several
observers.
Karen Fung
NYC
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Brooklyn King Eider refound at east end of plum beach by Kristin Costello. Bird
is five feet from shore now.
Dennis Hrehowsik
Brooklyn
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Brooklyn King Eider refound at east end of plum beach by Kristin Costello. Bird
is five feet from shore now.
Dennis Hrehowsik
Brooklyn
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Sunday 11:20am
One flew into the north end of the east pond across from the island. Several
observers.
Karen Fung
NYC
Sent from my iPhone
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A marbled godwit is currently feeding at mecox flats, LI.
Anya Auerbach
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ARCHIVES:
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Golden Plover just found at south end, where a Baird's has been.
Steve Walter
Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE smartphone
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Currently there are single Baird's Sandpiper, American Golden Plover and
Pectoral Sandpiper with other shorebirds off the west side of route 105
south of Sound Avenue in Riverhead. Andrew Baksh, Tom Burke and Gail
Benson
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME
For a day, at least, I can put aside discussion of what's changed and what's
wrong on the East Pond. Today was the best day I've seen in a good while,
both for number and variety of shorebirds. Simultaneous single reports from
both north and south ends eventually turned into 2 HUDSONIAN GODWITS
Following up my previous post, I got around to looking at pictures of the
bird that some were identifying as a Long-billed Dowitcher. As luck would
have it, it walked between me and the first godwit. So I snapped off a few
pictures at close range. This is a gray, basic plumaged bird. But I was
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