This afternoon, from ~ 4:30 to 5:30 PM, I checked the following fields:
1) Rt.105, s/w/c/o Sound Ave_0, plus 3 Turkey Vultures circling, heading
east.
2) Doctors Path, between Sound Ave & Northville Turnpike_0
3) Delea's field, s/s Sound Ave, w/o Doctor's Path_21 Killdeers
4) Dalalio's field,
Reports from Birders on the Vermont side of Lake Champlain, reported the
continuing Brown Booby, 6 Parasitic Jaegers, 1 Sabines Gull and 1 Little Gull
from Charlotte Town Beach, Ferrisburgh, Vermont
These birds would also be visible in NY Waters between Westport, Essex County
and Whallon's
Birding the Cupsogue Flats with Andria, early this morning on a falling
tide resulted in 20 species of shorebirds.
Our highlights were. 1 HUDSONIAN GODWIT and 2 BAIRD's SANDPIPERS. HUGO was
feeding on the bar, north west from the flats, which seems to accumulate
more shorebirds these days than
A trip out east today with fellow birders Ed Becher and Bob Anderson found
us in Eastport first to look for the Blue Grosbeak trio. Negative on that.
We then headed up to the Riverhead sod farm at the intersection of Sound
avenue and Rt. 105 after scanning for a bit, 3 Amer. Golden Plovers were
I stand corrected ! The possible White-tailed Kite location is/was in
Eastport, on L.I., a 1/4 mile s/o of the Blue Grosbeak (9/5/14) location,
also in Eastport, L.I., N.Y.
Sorry,
Bob
-- Forwarded message --
From: Will Raup
Date: Sun, Sep 7, 2014 at 1:12 PM
Subject: RE:
I assume this is on Long Island?
Details are important people! NY is a big state!
Will RaupGlenmont, NY
Date: Sun, 7 Sep 2014 12:36:03 -0400
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Possible White-tailed Kite
From: radamo4...@gmail.com
To: NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu
Just returned from church, to find an email from
Just returned from church, to find an email from Lori Haus (sent at 11:14
AM) re: her sighting of the above, near the intersection of Co. Rd.111 &
Rt. 51. The bird was heading east and Lori wanted to alert anyone birding
in that area, to all points east..." to be fore warned, is to be fore
armed"
It’s been a while since anyone reported from Pelham Bay Park, the Bronx.
I’m usually here at Turtle Cove at least four days a week but refrain from
boring everyone with “typical” summer birds. Today NW winds have improved
things and I got out relatively early.
I finally found the Yellow Bellied
Highlights on the east pond currently
2 White-rumped sandpiper
1 Western Sandpiper
2 Hudsonian Godwit
1 Marbled Godwit (flew out)
1 Buff-breasted Sandpiper
1 Sora
1 Long-billed Dow
I walked from the south end at first light and am currently on the North east
side.
Good birding,
Sean Sime
Yesterday (Saturday, the 6th) we were invited to a niece's husband's
birthday celebration. They live in the Village of Bellport. a community
that owns property (~ 1/3 of a mile wide, by ~ 1& 1/ 2 miles long on Fire
Island) that reaches from the Great South Bay to the Atlantic Ocean, and
has the
Yesterday (Saturday, the 6th) we were invited to a niece's husband's
birthday celebration. They live in the Village of Bellport. a community
that owns property (~ 1/3 of a mile wide, by ~ 1 1/ 2 miles long on Fire
Island) that reaches from the Great South Bay to the Atlantic Ocean, and
has the
It’s been a while since anyone reported from Pelham Bay Park, the Bronx.
I’m usually here at Turtle Cove at least four days a week but refrain from
boring everyone with “typical” summer birds. Today NW winds have improved
things and I got out relatively early.
I finally found the Yellow Bellied
Just returned from church, to find an email from Lori Haus (sent at 11:14
AM) re: her sighting of the above, near the intersection of Co. Rd.111
Rt. 51. The bird was heading east and Lori wanted to alert anyone birding
in that area, to all points east... to be fore warned, is to be fore
armed !
I assume this is on Long Island?
Details are important people! NY is a big state!
Will RaupGlenmont, NY
Date: Sun, 7 Sep 2014 12:36:03 -0400
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Possible White-tailed Kite
From: radamo4...@gmail.com
To: NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu
Just returned from church, to find an email from
I stand corrected ! The possible White-tailed Kite location is/was in
Eastport, on L.I., a 1/4 mile s/o of the Blue Grosbeak (9/5/14) location,
also in Eastport, L.I., N.Y.
Sorry,
Bob
-- Forwarded message --
From: Will Raup hoaryredp...@hotmail.com
Date: Sun, Sep 7, 2014 at 1:12
A trip out east today with fellow birders Ed Becher and Bob Anderson found
us in Eastport first to look for the Blue Grosbeak trio. Negative on that.
We then headed up to the Riverhead sod farm at the intersection of Sound
avenue and Rt. 105 after scanning for a bit, 3 Amer. Golden Plovers were
Birding the Cupsogue Flats with Andria, early this morning on a falling
tide resulted in 20 species of shorebirds.
Our highlights were. 1 HUDSONIAN GODWIT and 2 BAIRD's SANDPIPERS. HUGO was
feeding on the bar, north west from the flats, which seems to accumulate
more shorebirds these days than
Reports from Birders on the Vermont side of Lake Champlain, reported the
continuing Brown Booby, 6 Parasitic Jaegers, 1 Sabines Gull and 1 Little Gull
from Charlotte Town Beach, Ferrisburgh, Vermont
These birds would also be visible in NY Waters between Westport, Essex County
and Whallon's
This afternoon, from ~ 4:30 to 5:30 PM, I checked the following fields:
1) Rt.105, s/w/c/o Sound Ave_0, plus 3 Turkey Vultures circling, heading
east.
2) Doctors Path, between Sound Ave Northville Turnpike_0
3) Delea's field, s/s Sound Ave, w/o Doctor's Path_21 Killdeers
4) Dalalio's field,
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