[nysbirds-l] 10,000+ Black Scoter in Lower NY Bay

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Steady stream of birds from the south, seen from Staten Island. Some have
touched down about halfway between Hoffman and Swinburne Island. Others are
closer to Brooklyn. Looks like Coney Island may have good views of the
flock.

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[nysbirds-l] Scoters in Lower NY Bay

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Tens of thousands of scoters are still staging in the Lower Bay off of
Hoffman Island. Number has definitely grown since yesterday morning.

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[nysbirds-l] Nickerson Beach: Black-bellied Whistling Ducks + Stilt Sandpiper

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

2 BB Whistlers out on the field across from the Nickerson Beach parking
lot. Stilt Sand on the beach foraging in puddle.

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[nysbirds-l] Cerulean Warbler - Willowbrook Park on Staten Island

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Shannon Curley and I have a Cerulean Warbler on the white trail in
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Brown booby

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Did anyone take photos? Was it an Adult/subadult?

On Sun, Aug 18, 2019 at 7:30 PM Steven Sachs  wrote:

> Took the whale watch it of Riis landing/Breezy point this afternoon and
> just before we started back at 4pm a brown booby came up behind the boat,
> came around the front of the boat, and then landed on the railing at the
> front of the boat within 2 feet of stunned passengers.
> Not sure where we were in the water, but we were within sight of land and
> the Verrazano bridge
> Steve Sachs
> Tarrytown
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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[nysbirds-l] Henslow’s Sparrow - Freshkills Park [No Access]

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Shannon Curley and I just had an adult Henslow’s Sparrow at Fresh Kills
Park while netting Grasshopper Sparrows. Trying to net the Henslow’s now.

Jose Ramirez-Garofalo & Shannon Curley
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[nysbirds-l] Golden-crowned Sparrow - Brookdale Park

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Shannon Curley and I have the Golden-crowned Sparrow in with a flock of
White-throated Sparrow at the feeders at Brookdale County Park, Suffolk Co.

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Fw: [eBird Alert] New York Rare Bird Alert

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

It just looks like they picked the wrong location. It has happened several
times (recently) with the Tompkins County list.

On Sat, Jan 4, 2020 at 10:14 AM Jane Ross  wrote:

>
> I appreciate these ebird alerts...BUT should we assume that the list from
> Ithaca was from a zoo of some sort?? kelp gull, fluttering shearwater,
> sacred kingfisher, tui, variable oystercatcher..etc.  really in New York
> State??? IF so some of us should be making a bee-line up there, but I doubt
> it...
>
> *Jane F. Ross, PhD*
> *International Education Consultant*
> *1112 Park Avenue
> 
> New York, NY 10128
> 
>  *
> *mobile:  917-992-6708*
>
>
> --
> *From:* ebird-al...@cornell.edu 
> *Sent:* Saturday, January 4, 2020 9:13 AM
> *Subject:* [eBird Alert] New York Rare Bird Alert 
>
> *** Species Summary:
>
> Snow Goose (1 Essex)
> Greater White-fronted Goose (1 Westchester)
> Mute Swan (3 Tompkins)
> Blue-winged Teal (1 Nassau)
> Eurasian Wigeon (1 Suffolk)
> Harlequin Duck (2 Niagara, 1 Suffolk)
> Barrow's Goldeneye (1 Jefferson, 1 Suffolk)
> Common Merganser (1 Kings)
> Ruddy Duck (1 Genesee)
> Red-necked Grebe (1 Suffolk)
> Western Grebe (2 Monroe)
> Common Gallinule (3 Nassau)
> Variable Oystercatcher (1 Tompkins)
> Red-breasted Dotterel (1 Tompkins)
> Western Sandpiper (2 Nassau)
> Razorbill (1 Queens)
> Black-legged Kittiwake (2 Niagara)
> Silver Gull (Red-billed) (1 Tompkins)
> Black-headed Gull (1 Nassau, 1 Niagara, 1 Suffolk)
> Iceland Gull (1 Kings)
> Kelp Gull (1 Tompkins)
> Caspian Tern (1 Tompkins)
> White-fronted Tern (1 Tompkins)
> Fluttering Shearwater (1 Tompkins)
> Australasian Gannet (1 Tompkins)
> Little Pied Cormorant (1 Tompkins)
> Pied Cormorant (1 Tompkins)
> Double-crested Cormorant (1 Essex)
> Osprey (1 Ulster)
> Golden Eagle (1 Orange)
> Red-tailed Hawk (abieticola) (1 Orange)
> Rough-legged Hawk (3 Suffolk)
> Eastern Screech-Owl (1 New York)
> Snowy Owl (9 Seneca)
> Short-eared Owl (1 Suffolk)
> Sacred Kingfisher (1 Tompkins)
> Red-headed Woodpecker (1 Erie, 3 New York, 1 Oneida, 2 Queens, 1 Suffolk)
> Willow Flycatcher (1 Suffolk)
> Eastern Phoebe (3 Kings, 2 Suffolk)
> Tui (1 Tompkins)
> Northern Shrike (3 Seneca)
> Common Raven (1 Niagara)
> Tree Swallow (1 Queens)
> Welcome Swallow (1 Tompkins)
> Winter Wren (1 Seneca)
> Common Myna (1 Tompkins)
> Brown Thrasher (2 Kings)
> Varied Thrush (17 Kings, 12 Tioga)
> Song Thrush (1 Tompkins)
> Eurasian Blackbird (1 Tompkins)
> Dunnock (1 Tompkins)
> Common Chaffinch (1 Tompkins)
> European Greenfinch (1 Tompkins)
> European Goldfinch (1 Tompkins)
> Yellowhammer (1 Tompkins)
> Chipping Sparrow (1 Albany, 1 Broome, 1 Chemung, 1 Putnam, 1 Suffolk)
> Field Sparrow (1 Tompkins)
> White-throated Sparrow (2 Franklin)
> Song Sparrow (1 Essex)
> Eastern Towhee (1 Livingston)
> Yellow-breasted Chat (2 Westchester)
> Rusty Blackbird (1 Suffolk)
> Common Grackle (1 Ontario)
> Pine Warbler (1 Nassau, 2 Suffolk)
> Yellow-rumped Warbler (1 Seneca)
> Townsend's Warbler (2 Nassau)
> Painted Bunting (6 Kings, 7 Nassau)
>
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Sands Point Preserve waving entrance fee

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

***novel coronavirus

On Fri, Mar 20, 2020 at 2:20 PM Glenn Quinn  wrote:

> Due to the Chinese coronavirus, the Sands Point Preserve is waving their
> entrance fee for everybody.
> For existing and new members, they are extending the membership by an
> additional two months.
> There will be no bathroom facilities during this time according to their
> website.
> Just wanted to get this out there to people who are looking for someplace
> to bird and would normally balk at the $15 entrance fee.
>
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[nysbirds-l] Sedge Wren - Conference House Park, SI

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Just found a Sedge Wren in the same spot as LeConte’s and Grasshopper
Sparrow that Dick Veit found earlier. Both birds still here, Sedge Wren
difficult to locate.

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[nysbirds-l] Sedge Wrens - Freshkills Park, Staten Island

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

This morning Shannon Curley, Cait Field and I found a pair of Sedge Wrens
at Freshkills Park on Staten Island. The birds were present in the section
of the east landfill mound where we have our highest densities of
Grasshopper Sparrows. The date is consistent with (potential) breeding, and
the habitat is certainly appropriate-- so, we will keep an eye on things.

Shannon got some great shots of one of the birds, and I was able to record
vocalizations.

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occasional public programs (pre-COVID)--there is no access to Freshkills.

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[nysbirds-l] Update on Staten Island Wood Stork

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

All—

The Staten Island Wood Stork was found dead this afternoon in the same
location that it has been frequenting since last weekend. The bird was
salvaged under USFWS/DEC permits and is now at the American Museum of
Natural History. We will provide further information when we have it—

José Ramirez-Garofalo & Shannon Curley
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[nysbirds-l] Update on Staten Island Wood Stork

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Hi all,

As of this evening the Wood Stork is back at the Amazon Fulfilment Center
on Staten Island.

Please do not walk around the pond edge, do not walk *into* the water for
photos (yes, this happened..), and please stay along the road while viewing
the bird—it has been flushed by observers moving too close.

Thank you--

Jose Ramirez-Garofalo, Anthony Ciancimino, Shannon Curley


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[nysbirds-l] Tropical Kingbird - Staten Island

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

There is currently a Tropical Kingbird at Mount Loretto Unique Area on the
south shore of Staten Island, found by Dick Veit. Both he and Anthony
Ciancimino have heard the bird, and taken photos.

You can get there by taking the woodlot path, to the right of the parking
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[nysbirds-l] 10,000+ Black Scoter in Lower NY Bay

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Steady stream of birds from the south, seen from Staten Island. Some have
touched down about halfway between Hoffman and Swinburne Island. Others are
closer to Brooklyn. Looks like Coney Island may have good views of the
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[nysbirds-l] Scoters in Lower NY Bay

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Tens of thousands of scoters are still staging in the Lower Bay off of
Hoffman Island. Number has definitely grown since yesterday morning.

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[nysbirds-l] Cerulean Warbler - Willowbrook Park on Staten Island

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Shannon Curley and I have a Cerulean Warbler on the white trail in
Willowbrook Park-
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[nysbirds-l] Nickerson Beach: Black-bellied Whistling Ducks + Stilt Sandpiper

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

2 BB Whistlers out on the field across from the Nickerson Beach parking
lot. Stilt Sand on the beach foraging in puddle.

José Ramirez & Shannon Curley


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Re: [nysbirds-l] Brown booby

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Did anyone take photos? Was it an Adult/subadult?

On Sun, Aug 18, 2019 at 7:30 PM Steven Sachs  wrote:

> Took the whale watch it of Riis landing/Breezy point this afternoon and
> just before we started back at 4pm a brown booby came up behind the boat,
> came around the front of the boat, and then landed on the railing at the
> front of the boat within 2 feet of stunned passengers.
> Not sure where we were in the water, but we were within sight of land and
> the Verrazano bridge
> Steve Sachs
> Tarrytown
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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[nysbirds-l] Henslow’s Sparrow - Freshkills Park [No Access]

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Shannon Curley and I just had an adult Henslow’s Sparrow at Fresh Kills
Park while netting Grasshopper Sparrows. Trying to net the Henslow’s now.

Jose Ramirez-Garofalo & Shannon Curley
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[nysbirds-l] Golden-crowned Sparrow - Brookdale Park

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Shannon Curley and I have the Golden-crowned Sparrow in with a flock of
White-throated Sparrow at the feeders at Brookdale County Park, Suffolk Co.

Jose & Shannon
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Fw: [eBird Alert] New York Rare Bird Alert

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

It just looks like they picked the wrong location. It has happened several
times (recently) with the Tompkins County list.

On Sat, Jan 4, 2020 at 10:14 AM Jane Ross  wrote:

>
> I appreciate these ebird alerts...BUT should we assume that the list from
> Ithaca was from a zoo of some sort?? kelp gull, fluttering shearwater,
> sacred kingfisher, tui, variable oystercatcher..etc.  really in New York
> State??? IF so some of us should be making a bee-line up there, but I doubt
> it...
>
> *Jane F. Ross, PhD*
> *International Education Consultant*
> *1112 Park Avenue
> 
> New York, NY 10128
> 
>  *
> *mobile:  917-992-6708*
>
>
> --
> *From:* ebird-al...@cornell.edu 
> *Sent:* Saturday, January 4, 2020 9:13 AM
> *Subject:* [eBird Alert] New York Rare Bird Alert 
>
> *** Species Summary:
>
> Snow Goose (1 Essex)
> Greater White-fronted Goose (1 Westchester)
> Mute Swan (3 Tompkins)
> Blue-winged Teal (1 Nassau)
> Eurasian Wigeon (1 Suffolk)
> Harlequin Duck (2 Niagara, 1 Suffolk)
> Barrow's Goldeneye (1 Jefferson, 1 Suffolk)
> Common Merganser (1 Kings)
> Ruddy Duck (1 Genesee)
> Red-necked Grebe (1 Suffolk)
> Western Grebe (2 Monroe)
> Common Gallinule (3 Nassau)
> Variable Oystercatcher (1 Tompkins)
> Red-breasted Dotterel (1 Tompkins)
> Western Sandpiper (2 Nassau)
> Razorbill (1 Queens)
> Black-legged Kittiwake (2 Niagara)
> Silver Gull (Red-billed) (1 Tompkins)
> Black-headed Gull (1 Nassau, 1 Niagara, 1 Suffolk)
> Iceland Gull (1 Kings)
> Kelp Gull (1 Tompkins)
> Caspian Tern (1 Tompkins)
> White-fronted Tern (1 Tompkins)
> Fluttering Shearwater (1 Tompkins)
> Australasian Gannet (1 Tompkins)
> Little Pied Cormorant (1 Tompkins)
> Pied Cormorant (1 Tompkins)
> Double-crested Cormorant (1 Essex)
> Osprey (1 Ulster)
> Golden Eagle (1 Orange)
> Red-tailed Hawk (abieticola) (1 Orange)
> Rough-legged Hawk (3 Suffolk)
> Eastern Screech-Owl (1 New York)
> Snowy Owl (9 Seneca)
> Short-eared Owl (1 Suffolk)
> Sacred Kingfisher (1 Tompkins)
> Red-headed Woodpecker (1 Erie, 3 New York, 1 Oneida, 2 Queens, 1 Suffolk)
> Willow Flycatcher (1 Suffolk)
> Eastern Phoebe (3 Kings, 2 Suffolk)
> Tui (1 Tompkins)
> Northern Shrike (3 Seneca)
> Common Raven (1 Niagara)
> Tree Swallow (1 Queens)
> Welcome Swallow (1 Tompkins)
> Winter Wren (1 Seneca)
> Common Myna (1 Tompkins)
> Brown Thrasher (2 Kings)
> Varied Thrush (17 Kings, 12 Tioga)
> Song Thrush (1 Tompkins)
> Eurasian Blackbird (1 Tompkins)
> Dunnock (1 Tompkins)
> Common Chaffinch (1 Tompkins)
> European Greenfinch (1 Tompkins)
> European Goldfinch (1 Tompkins)
> Yellowhammer (1 Tompkins)
> Chipping Sparrow (1 Albany, 1 Broome, 1 Chemung, 1 Putnam, 1 Suffolk)
> Field Sparrow (1 Tompkins)
> White-throated Sparrow (2 Franklin)
> Song Sparrow (1 Essex)
> Eastern Towhee (1 Livingston)
> Yellow-breasted Chat (2 Westchester)
> Rusty Blackbird (1 Suffolk)
> Common Grackle (1 Ontario)
> Pine Warbler (1 Nassau, 2 Suffolk)
> Yellow-rumped Warbler (1 Seneca)
> Townsend's Warbler (2 Nassau)
> Painted Bunting (6 Kings, 7 Nassau)
>
> -
> Thank you for subscribing to the  New York Rare Bird Alert.The
> report below shows observations of rare birds in New York.  View or
> unsubscribe to this alert at
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> NOTE: all sightings are UNCONFIRMED unless indicated
>
> Snow Goose (Anser caerulescens) (1)
> - Reported Jan 03, 2020 15:02 by Stacy Robinson
> - Albee Road, Essex, New York
> - Map:
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> - Media: 1 Photo
> - Comments: "SNGO appears injured. Distant photo"
>
> Greater White-fronted Goose (Anser albifrons) (1)
> - Reported Jan 03, 2020 14:08 by Sean Camillieri
> - Bowman Avenue Pond, Westchester, New York
> - Map:
> 

Re: [nysbirds-l] Sands Point Preserve waving entrance fee

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

***novel coronavirus

On Fri, Mar 20, 2020 at 2:20 PM Glenn Quinn  wrote:

> Due to the Chinese coronavirus, the Sands Point Preserve is waving their
> entrance fee for everybody.
> For existing and new members, they are extending the membership by an
> additional two months.
> There will be no bathroom facilities during this time according to their
> website.
> Just wanted to get this out there to people who are looking for someplace
> to bird and would normally balk at the $15 entrance fee.
>
> Cheers,
> Glenn
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[nysbirds-l] Sedge Wrens - Freshkills Park, Staten Island

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

This morning Shannon Curley, Cait Field and I found a pair of Sedge Wrens
at Freshkills Park on Staten Island. The birds were present in the section
of the east landfill mound where we have our highest densities of
Grasshopper Sparrows. The date is consistent with (potential) breeding, and
the habitat is certainly appropriate-- so, we will keep an eye on things.

Shannon got some great shots of one of the birds, and I was able to record
vocalizations.

Here is our eBird checklist with photos and audio:
https://ebird.org/checklist/S72174195

Note on access: Outside of research and management activities--and
occasional public programs (pre-COVID)--there is no access to Freshkills.

Cheers,
Jose & Shannon

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[nysbirds-l] Sedge Wren - Conference House Park, SI

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Just found a Sedge Wren in the same spot as LeConte’s and Grasshopper
Sparrow that Dick Veit found earlier. Both birds still here, Sedge Wren
difficult to locate.

Jose Ramirez-Garofalo

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[nysbirds-l] Update on Staten Island Wood Stork

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Hi all,

As of this evening the Wood Stork is back at the Amazon Fulfilment Center
on Staten Island.

Please do not walk around the pond edge, do not walk *into* the water for
photos (yes, this happened..), and please stay along the road while viewing
the bird—it has been flushed by observers moving too close.

Thank you--

Jose Ramirez-Garofalo, Anthony Ciancimino, Shannon Curley


-- 
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Pronouns: He/Him/His
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The College of Staten Island,
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[nysbirds-l] Update on Staten Island Wood Stork

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

All—

The Staten Island Wood Stork was found dead this afternoon in the same
location that it has been frequenting since last weekend. The bird was
salvaged under USFWS/DEC permits and is now at the American Museum of
Natural History. We will provide further information when we have it—

José Ramirez-Garofalo & Shannon Curley
-- 
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Pronouns: He/Him/His
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[nysbirds-l] Topical Kingbird update

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Kingbird is currently hawking over Cunningham Pond at Mount Loretto Unique
Area.

Jose
-- 
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Rutgers University
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[nysbirds-l] Tropical Kingbird - Staten Island

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

There is currently a Tropical Kingbird at Mount Loretto Unique Area on the
south shore of Staten Island, found by Dick Veit. Both he and Anthony
Ciancimino have heard the bird, and taken photos.

You can get there by taking the woodlot path, to the right of the parking
lot.


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Rutgers University
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[nysbirds-l] Topical Kingbird update

[José R . Ramírez-Garofalo]

Kingbird is currently hawking over Cunningham Pond at Mount Loretto Unique
Area.

Jose
-- 
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