*NY County Highlights (Fall season): *
Cooper's Hawk (juvenile) & Brown-headed Cowbird.
Today was the last day of the season for the island. 182 days before it
opens again to the public on 1-May-2018.
*1st hour*: *8 spp.*; *2nd*: *+7*; *3rd*: *+3*; *4th*: *+0 (38')* = *18
spp.*
Full checklist
*NY County Highlights (Fall season): *
Cooper's Hawk (juvenile) & Brown-headed Cowbird.
Today was the last day of the season for the island. 182 days before it
opens again to the public on 1-May-2018.
*1st hour*: *8 spp.*; *2nd*: *+7*; *3rd*: *+3*; *4th*: *+0 (38')* = *18
spp.*
Full checklist
Went to look for the Nelson's and LeConte's Sparrows at Turtle Cove in Pelham
Bay Park this afternoon. Of course the wind didn't help any and I didn't see
either of those species. There were Swamp, Savannah, and Song Sparrows, an
Osprey, and a Northern Flicker. 10+ Laughing Gulls were in the
Went to look for the Nelson's and LeConte's Sparrows at Turtle Cove in Pelham
Bay Park this afternoon. Of course the wind didn't help any and I didn't see
either of those species. There were Swamp, Savannah, and Song Sparrows, an
Osprey, and a Northern Flicker. 10+ Laughing Gulls were in the
Thanks for that update Larry.
The Common Greenshank continues, showing quite well near Goose marker 10 on the
loop drive.
Cheers,
"I prefer to be true to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule of
others, rather than to be false, and to incur my own abhorrence." ~
Thanks for that update Larry.
The Common Greenshank continues, showing quite well near Goose marker 10 on the
loop drive.
Cheers,
"I prefer to be true to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule of
others, rather than to be false, and to incur my own abhorrence." ~
I understand the Common Greenshank is again being reported this morning at Brig
half way up the east dike on the wildlife drive that’s about half way ‘round.
Not a greenshank, but there’s been vesper, swamp, white crowned, and loads of
savannah sparrows on landfill at Croton Point as well as a
I understand the Common Greenshank is again being reported this morning at Brig
half way up the east dike on the wildlife drive that’s about half way ‘round.
Not a greenshank, but there’s been vesper, swamp, white crowned, and loads of
savannah sparrows on landfill at Croton Point as well as a
Belated congrat’s & shout-out to Queens County Bird Club sparrow-skulker
finders of the LeConte's Sparrow at Pelham Bay Park’s Turtle Cove, Peter
Reisfeld, Jeff Ritter, and Bobby Veltri; thanks also to Jared Cole; that
LeConte’s Sparrow ultimately seen or at least glimpsed by additional
Belated congrat’s & shout-out to Queens County Bird Club sparrow-skulker
finders of the LeConte's Sparrow at Pelham Bay Park’s Turtle Cove, Peter
Reisfeld, Jeff Ritter, and Bobby Veltri; thanks also to Jared Cole; that
LeConte’s Sparrow ultimately seen or at least glimpsed by additional
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