Seeing the recent posts related to the subject and being Chairman of the Avian Records Committee of the Edgar A. Mearns Bird Club in Orange County I can tell you that there are NO records of Osprey nesting at any time in our county. It is an issue that I try to remain conscious of because there
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Hi Rob and all,
Although possibly not relevant to the map per se, Ospreys have markedly changed
their distribution along New York's ocean coast. Whereas the islands off the
east end of Long Island hosted multi-hundreds of pairs at the turn of the 20th
Century and continued to support breeders
I'll assume you are covering territory north of the Adirondacks also?...St
Lawrence River Valley?...which has many nesting osprey along the river
shoreline.
Brian McAllister
Saranac Lake
> On Aug 6, 2015, at 1:38 PM, Thomas O'Donnell
> wrote:
>
> Rob,
> There have been successful Osprey
Rob,
There have been successful Osprey nests for several years in the Iroquois NWR
and adjacent Tonawanda and Oak Orchard State Wildlife Management Areas. The
nests are in Niagara, Genesee and Orleans counties in Western NY.
Tom
Thomas M. O'Donnell
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> On Aug 6, 2015, at 7:18
Hi Rob,
I compile bird records for the John Burroughs Natural History Society,
which has been documenting the bird life of Ulster County for the past
60+ years (Mid-Hudson River Valley, Catskills, and Shawangunk Mountains
of NY State). Until recently, we had no confirmed records of Osprey
The Plumb Beach, Brooklyn Baird's was refound by Richard Aracil about 30 min
ago, west of the parking lot, not far from the breakwater. It was pretty far up
on the second line of rack on the beach.
Jack Rothman
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Joshua,
Thanks for posting to the listserves. I have said this in the past and I'll say
it again at the risk of someone getting their undies in a twist. Reports to the
listserves are important to the birding community as a whole. Not everyone uses
the new/old communication medium via social
Not much at low tide from sunrise to 7am- only a few dozen shorebirds
including semi palmated sandpipers and plovers, and 2 spotted sandpipers.
Saw 10 Great Egrets and a Great Blue Heron, Green Heron, and a Clapper
Rail. Recommend the sandbar as a reliable spot in the early am to find
Clapper
Greetings NY Birders,
I’m working on revising the range map for Ospreys for the Birds of
North America project. I’ve found that checking in to state birding listservs
has been a productive way of gathering information for the project.
Based on information from the state, my
I'll assume you are covering territory north of the Adirondacks also?...St
Lawrence River Valley?...which has many nesting osprey along the river
shoreline.
Brian McAllister
Saranac Lake
On Aug 6, 2015, at 1:38 PM, Thomas O'Donnell tmodonn...@roadrunner.com
wrote:
Rob,
There have been
Hi Rob and all,
Although possibly not relevant to the map per se, Ospreys have markedly changed
their distribution along New York's ocean coast. Whereas the islands off the
east end of Long Island hosted multi-hundreds of pairs at the turn of the 20th
Century and continued to support breeders
- RBA
* New York
* Buffalo
* 08/06/2015
* NYBU1508.06
- Birds mentioned
---
Please submit reports to
dsu...@buffaloornithologicalsociety.org
---
AMERICAN PIPIT
WHITE-WINGED SCOTER
CLAY-COL. SPARROW
Not much at low tide from sunrise to 7am- only a few dozen shorebirds
including semi palmated sandpipers and plovers, and 2 spotted sandpipers.
Saw 10 Great Egrets and a Great Blue Heron, Green Heron, and a Clapper
Rail. Recommend the sandbar as a reliable spot in the early am to find
Clapper
Joshua,
Thanks for posting to the listserves. I have said this in the past and I'll say
it again at the risk of someone getting their undies in a twist. Reports to the
listserves are important to the birding community as a whole. Not everyone uses
the new/old communication medium via social
Greetings NY Birders,
I’m working on revising the range map for Ospreys for the Birds of
North America project. I’ve found that checking in to state birding listservs
has been a productive way of gathering information for the project.
Based on information from the state, my
Rob,
There have been successful Osprey nests for several years in the Iroquois NWR
and adjacent Tonawanda and Oak Orchard State Wildlife Management Areas. The
nests are in Niagara, Genesee and Orleans counties in Western NY.
Tom
Thomas M. O'Donnell
Sent from my iPhone
On Aug 6, 2015, at 7:18
The Plumb Beach, Brooklyn Baird's was refound by Richard Aracil about 30 min
ago, west of the parking lot, not far from the breakwater. It was pretty far up
on the second line of rack on the beach.
Jack Rothman
Sent from my iPhone
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Hi Rob,
I compile bird records for the John Burroughs Natural History Society,
which has been documenting the bird life of Ulster County for the past
60+ years (Mid-Hudson River Valley, Catskills, and Shawangunk Mountains
of NY State). Until recently, we had no confirmed records of Osprey
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