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However, we did not hear or see a male Hooded.
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confirmed breeding record on Long Island, a pair that nested at Shu Swamp in
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2 and 5 parking lots were two Lesser Black-backed Gulls and about fifty
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included seventeen Royal and two Black Terns. At Pike's Beach there were ten
Royal Terns and a single Caspian Tern.
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the Ruff on my Flickr site. Compare the size of the
Ruff to the sleeping dowitcher on the extreme left of the photo. A photo of the
Reeve that was observed in July is also on the site at
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There is likely better photos of the Ruff/Reeve floating around, so
While chasing the previously reported Whimbrel I stumbled across a Marbled
Godwit at 11:00 am today view-able from the Ponquogue bridge parking. It
was on the island west of the bridge, among twenty or so DC Cormorants on
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frightened the bird into the vegetation on the north side of the parking lot. I
would begin my search from the intersection of the westernmost entrance to WE2
and the northwest corner of the parking lot east for about 100 yards. Good luck
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s a single Whimbrel on the north side of the inlet by
Meadow Island. Yesterday there was a single Black Tern in the lagoon east of
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the same bird reported earlier this week). The White Pelican
continues on the west side of the East Pond north of the blind, where
it associated with Mute Swans and various waterfowl. The bird is best
viewed from the east side of the East Pond north of the raunt.
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lot as
well as a confiding Worm- eating Warbler on Harbor Road (the road/trail that
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of the activity ended a little after 9:00AM. The
most impressive flight of the day, however, was Red-breasted Nuthatch; We
observed one hundred and five individuals in our three plus hours at RMSP.
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cause the "trickle through" effect. Perhaps there will be better migration
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Congratulations to Mike Farina on a great find!
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Skimmers on the sandbar. Mixed in with the shorebirds
were single Semipalmated and Western Sandpipers. After looking through
the numerous Black-bellied's, with no sign of a Golden Plover, I found
a lone Golden in the WE2 parking lot on my way out.
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among others) and dragonflies (mostly Common Green Darner and Black
Saddlebags) started moving down the beach in number. By late morning
the temperature was approaching August-like levels and we called it a
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Derek Rogers' Eurasion Wigeon has moved north. It is now on Mill Pond in
Sayville. Mill Pond is on Montauk Highway just east of the train tracks in
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employee in the median at Robert Moses State Park yesterday, but not
observed by Annie today. Lets hope that the beaches open in time for
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This afternoon there were 5 White-winged Crossbills in Heckscher SP, plus
the Feustel's American Pipits were still there from yesterday.
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Late this afternoon at Heckscher State Park there was a flock of
approx. thirty Red Crossbills in the pines east of Field 7.
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Turtle Cove- Red-necked Grebe (1) and Purple Sandpiper (3)
Lake Montauk Jetty - Brown Pelican and Iceland Gull (1st year)
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European Golden Plover were unsuccessful.
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), and an Eastern Phoebe found by Jerry &
Beth Platt at the Seminary on the east side of West Neck Road in Lloyd Harbor
Village. It was a great weather day for birding and the birds cooperated.
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pine cone seed remnants that had been dropped. Here on LI we have little
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and relocated the flock
of five Horned Larks and one Lapland Longspur feeding in the Field 7 parking
lot. This was my first Lapland Longspur of the year (and not a moment to soon).
Let's hope it hangs around till tomorrow for those starting their 2013 list.
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. The location is on the waterfront where the restaurants are located and specifically it is IMMEDIATLY south of the "Torches: restaurant parking lot and "chummed" for from the wooden pier on the river side of the UNICO Christopher Columbus statue. Good luck and Good Birdin
ll, I'm glad that we continue to learn. It keeps us looking, comparing, talking, studying, reading, learning, laughing and gathering and I hope it never ends. Now I will wipe the egg off my face, pick up my binocs and go looking for the NEXT challenge. I look forward to meeting you along the way doing
Barnacle Goose present on west side of lake at 7:40 AM.
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A search at previously described locations at Montauk from 7:30-9:00AM proved
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Cackling Goose
before the fog worsened. Lastly, an eagle-eyed Pat Lindsay found a
Wilson's Snipe on the south side of Montauk Highway.
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the waterfowl. We went back
and got the scope and put in on the bird - an immature Red-shouldered Hawk.
Other birds found in the woods south of Southard's Pond included Hermit Thrush
(2), Eastern Towhee (1), Golden-crowned Kinglet (3), and Winter Wren (2).
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Around 9:00AM this morning a male yellow-headed Blackbird was briefly seen
feeding on the ground in a large blackbird flock east of Rt 25 and Edward's
Ave. Flock has moved west of Edward's Ave.
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Beach, and the previously mentioned Arboretum bird. In most winters we count
ourselves lucky to see one of these handsome raptors.
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There were a dozen White-winged Crossbills on Ocean Parkway near Oak Beach
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a thousand Canada Geese scattered
throughout the CSP fields but, besides a lone Snow Goose, nothing of interest.
A poor, but recognizable photo of the Barrow's Goldeneye can be seen at our
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). I also recorded my first
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The Red-necked Grebe continues at Captree State Park, and is starting to
acquire a tinge of red on the breast.
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thousand scoters (in order of abundance Black, Surf, and White-winged of those
that were identifiable) pales in comparison to other years.
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in front of us. A photograph of the Yellow-throated Warbler and a few
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*Date:* April 8, 2013 12:03:09 PM
(18).In contrast, Southard's Pond in southwestern
Suffolk County was very quiet, with no warblers observed and only a
few Golden-crowned Kinglets seen.
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there was a Worm-eating Warbler in the
woods between the parking lot and the South Pond, in addition to good numbers
of Pine and Palm Warblers - this year being one of the more protracted
migrations for these two species that I can remember.
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Highlights of the late morning and afternoon at JBSP included a pair of
Gull-billed Terns on the sandbar at the West End Marina and the stunning
Red-headed Woodpecker on Bay Parkway (Thanks to Sam Janazzo & Bob Kurtz for the
heads-up). A few photos of the woodpecker are at my flickr site.
ware that the preserve has a maze of trails and it is
easy to miss the kettleholes. Good luck if you go. A few photos of the warbler
can be found on my flickr site.
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My directions to the warbler should have said take the trail north
from the northwest corner of the parking lot. Sorry about that.
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to Sterling Forest State Park where Golden-
winged Warbler was found at the end of Ironwood Road. Definitely a day
where quality exceeded quantity.
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beach nourishment from dredging). Its nice to have one of the prime
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Surf Scoters mixed in, have been
observed off the beach recently, todays number being estimated at two hundred
fifty birds.
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crossing point. The more adventurous favor a direct approach from the parking
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as the
requisite phone calls were made concerning the phalarope's presence.
Unfortunately, the phalarope gave us the slip south of the raunt just
as a number of birders arrived looking for it. I have put up some
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me to the Godwit's
presence also reported seeing Whimbrels, but I did not encounter any on my
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Waterfowl included Blue and Green-winged Teal, Gadwall, and Mallard. I
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kinner Lane we found an even dozen(12) Golden Plovers, 1 Gtr. Yellowlegs, 1 Pectoral Sandpiper, more Killdeer, a handful(6-8) of Bobolink, hundreds of Cowbirds on the wires and a single Grt. Blue Heron. All in all a fun time for a few hours. Ken McDermott
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number included Scarlet Tanager (16) and Red-eyed Vireo (22). I ended the day
with sixty-one species, the majority passerines. Oddly, there were no notable
species observed - quantity not quality.
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Among a large group of Laughing Gulls on the beach, between RMSP Fields 2 and 3
was an immature Franklin's Gull. I will post photos this afternoon. Bird still
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forced some of the birds off the beach and into the water. I do not necessarily
assume this bird has left, and there still may be some gull concentrations
tomorrow, assuming the fish cooperate. Photos of the gull can be found on my
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that is replacing
the dike destroyed by Sandy is nearly completed and, according to maintenance
personnel, should be ready by the end of the month.
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At 9:15AM this morning an adult Shrike was observed near Jones Inlet west of
WE2 parking lot, tentatively called a Loggerhead on the basis of the rounded
head and black border at the base of the bill. I will post photos this
afternoon. Feel free to weigh in on the ID.
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my ID is
incorrect, a discussion on this listserve would be a good learning experience
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). At the Zach's bay
picnic area an Orange-crowned Warbler (photos on my flickr site) and Common
Yellowthroat were observed. Unfortunately we did not see a swallow all day.
Gannet numbers were impressive just off the beach in the early morning (we
briefly counted 750).
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r of Great-horned Owls were duetting from two houses away. I hope they have a successful nesting season later in the winter. Any Owl day is a GREAT day! Regards, Ken McDermott
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At 10:30AM Sue and I observed a Hudsonian Godwit with an injured leg on the s/s
of Sagg Pond in Southampton.
Ken & Sue Feustel
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November you "takes your chances".
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in courtship behavior
with an American Coot (that would be some interesting looking progeny) on Fresh
Pond, two Snow Geese with the numerous Canada's, Eastern Phoebe (1), and
Purple Finch (2).
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It seems to me that some of you have this need to continue droning on
and on about the same old photographer vs birder complaints that you
have little or no chance of changing especially if you continue to start
off you conversations with such an adversary position.
At some point you need to
check it out and if you are not, find a reason to stop by and see what rewards await you. Best wishes and GREAT birding, Ken McDermott
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t's well worth the effort. Good Birding, Ken McDermott
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, shortly reappearing some 1/3 of a mile to the
west. We had a large flock of Snow Buntings estimated at 300 birds at
the Nature Center, but they never stayed put for any length of time.
At Pt. Lookout Town Park there were three Harlequin Ducks in the
vicinity of the western-most jetty.
Ken
ot;Santa Clause Dave" joined me for a short time. Ralph and I both felt that there were actually more than eight of the Owls but that was the maximum that we got to vouch for. It's always beneficial to make a stop here. Ken McDermott
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Rich Kelly found a Gyrfalcon on an Osprey platform N/W of Cedar Beach Marina
where it was observed interacting with a Peregrine. May be same bird as last
year.
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Being seen now by rich Kelly, ken and sue Feustel from cedar beach marina.
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I have posted a poor flight photo of the gray morph Gyrfalcon at Cedar Beach to
my Flickr site.
Ken Feustel
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an interesting white-plumaged gull with the
Bonies that we felt was a leucistic Bonaparte's Gull. Photo at my flickr site.
Bird Counts start this weekend - lets hope the weather is not as bad as
forecasted!
Good Birding,
Ken Feustel
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o the east. Later I found the Geese crowding the Wallkill River along Lippincott Road outside the Village of Wallkill. Special "THANKS" again to Ralph Tabor, "The Mayor of Galeville", for plowing so that all could get in and enjoy that refuge. Best wishes and GOOD BIRDING, Ken
jetty, perhaps the bird
reported approx. a week ago.
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Black Guillemot being seen at 9:45AM in Hempstead Harbor from park on west side
of Shore Road near Cliff Way.
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had an
Orange-crowned Warbler on the bike path between Fields 6 & 7 feeding in the
goldenrod bordering the path. i have posted on my flickr site a distant photo
of the Sea Cliff Guillemot.
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way that started to hover over something. That "something" turned out to be a
Clapper Rail (which we believe escaped). After a slow start a nice finish to
the days birding with a little help from our friends.
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