As the Christmas Bird Count attests, Bryant Park had a very decent population
of winter “hardies” - Catbirds, Fox Sparrows, Swamp Sparrows, a Hermit Thrush,
and even a Common Yellowthroat in the Grace Plaza - most staying well into
January until the first blizzard hit. Still, with a few ice
While driving along Rt. 17 between Binghamton and Liberty on Friday (3/4), we
saw at least 4 Bald Eagles and a beautiful leucistic Red-tailed Hawk (almost
all-white - some dark areas on the lower back and tail). Returning the same
route on Sunday (3/6), we saw 2 Bald Eagles and 1 adult Golden
While driving along Rt. 17 between Binghamton and Liberty on Friday (3/4), we
saw at least 4 Bald Eagles and a beautiful leucistic Red-tailed Hawk (almost
all-white - some dark areas on the lower back and tail). Returning the same
route on Sunday (3/6), we saw 2 Bald Eagles and 1 adult Golden
Hi all,
I have uploaded three photos of the Glaucous gull that visited the
Reservoir in Central Park yesterday.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/landp/with/25231517329/
Not great photos, but it is nice to have this beast of a bird and rare
visitor to NY county documented.
good birding,
Anders
Hi all,
I have uploaded three photos of the Glaucous gull that visited the
Reservoir in Central Park yesterday.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/landp/with/25231517329/
Not great photos, but it is nice to have this beast of a bird and rare
visitor to NY county documented.
good birding,
Anders
There was an adult Kumliens Iceland Gull at the west end 2 lot but was gone
when I checked later. Bonaparte Gull was by the Coast Guard sandbar. Boat
Tailed Grackles were present every stop from Oak Beach to Jones Beach. No
sign of the Oak Beach Eared Grebe. A lovely young couple I met tried
There was an adult Kumliens Iceland Gull at the west end 2 lot but was gone
when I checked later. Bonaparte Gull was by the Coast Guard sandbar. Boat
Tailed Grackles were present every stop from Oak Beach to Jones Beach. No
sign of the Oak Beach Eared Grebe. A lovely young couple I met tried
