[nysbirds-l] Ruddy duck - Shirley

[leormand]

A lone ruddy duck is among a flock of geese in the eastern lobe of the pond at 
“tri-hamlet park” off of William Floyd Parkway in shirley. The park is soon to 
be open to the public

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[nysbirds-l] Glossy ibis flock - robinsons pond - east Patchogue

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A flock of 15 glossy ibis were feeding on a lawn on the east side of Robinsons 
Pond on the north side of S Country Road in East Patchogue around 6:30 this 
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[nysbirds-l] Red-shouldered hawks - Ridge

[leormand]

A vocal pair of Red-Shouldered hawks was being harassed by Blue Jays in the 
Lake Panamoka area. Also seen was a raven feeding on road kill. 

Ravens were also observed flying in manorville and a lone kestrel was perched 
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[nysbirds-l] Osprey - East Patchogue - swan river

[leormand]

Observed an osprey north side of swezey bridge, south of Swan River preserve in 
East Patchogue on the swan river. 

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[nysbirds-l] Osprey - East Patchogue - swan river

[leormand]

Observed an osprey north side of swezey bridge, south of Swan River preserve in 
East Patchogue on the swan river. 

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Re: [nysbirds-l] Wood Stork - a Possibility in South Shore, Central Suffolk

[leormand]

A friend of mine had text me on Sunday (May 2nd) that they observed a wood 
stork in this general location as well. I didn’t make much of it at the time as 
they did not offer a photo or any follow up. 

- Luke Ormand 

> On May 5, 2021, at 5:10 PM, beachmed  wrote:
> 
> 
>> 
>> A report and photo taken by a local photographer, of a Wood Stork, was 
>> received by Eastern LI Audubon, today, mid morning.  The photo was taken 
>> yesterday, low tide, in Westhampton, from the south side of South Road 
>> bridge, between Beaverdam Creek Rd and Bishop Ave, Westhampton, Suffolk 
>> County (not Westhampton Beach).  This road is south of Montauk Hwy.   
> 
>> The bird was seen by the photographer both Monday and Tuesday.  A number of 
>> ELIAS members tried, but failed to relocate the bird this afternoon.   All 
>> accessible “mainland” creeks and marshlands from East Quogue to Eastport 
>> were searched.
> 
>> We have asked the photographer to notify us if she sees the bird again.  The 
>> purpose of our email to to notify all of the possibility that the bird might 
>> be in the area.
> 
>> We will send the word out if the Wood Stork is refound.
>> Byron Young
>> Eileen Schwinn
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Wood Stork - a Possibility in South Shore, Central Suffolk

[leormand]

A friend of mine had text me on Sunday (May 2nd) that they observed a wood 
stork in this general location as well. I didn’t make much of it at the time as 
they did not offer a photo or any follow up. 

- Luke Ormand 

> On May 5, 2021, at 5:10 PM, beachmed  wrote:
> 
> 
>> 
>> A report and photo taken by a local photographer, of a Wood Stork, was 
>> received by Eastern LI Audubon, today, mid morning.  The photo was taken 
>> yesterday, low tide, in Westhampton, from the south side of South Road 
>> bridge, between Beaverdam Creek Rd and Bishop Ave, Westhampton, Suffolk 
>> County (not Westhampton Beach).  This road is south of Montauk Hwy.   
> 
>> The bird was seen by the photographer both Monday and Tuesday.  A number of 
>> ELIAS members tried, but failed to relocate the bird this afternoon.   All 
>> accessible “mainland” creeks and marshlands from East Quogue to Eastport 
>> were searched.
> 
>> We have asked the photographer to notify us if she sees the bird again.  The 
>> purpose of our email to to notify all of the possibility that the bird might 
>> be in the area.
> 
>> We will send the word out if the Wood Stork is refound.
>> Byron Young
>> Eileen Schwinn
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[nysbirds-l] Rudy duck, mastic NY

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2 Rudy ducks were observed on the Forge River, north of Montauk Highway in 
Mastic NY Sunday and again today. 
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[nysbirds-l] Rudy duck, mastic NY

[leormand]

2 Rudy ducks were observed on the Forge River, north of Montauk Highway in 
Mastic NY Sunday and again today. 
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[nysbirds-l] Patchogue and Bellport

[leormand]

A pair of eagles was recently seen on a nest in Patchogue village atop a 
communications tower. Osprey had been harassing the eagles since their return 
and today the osprey pair were tending to the nest. A similar series of events 
happened last year atop a communications tower in Sayville. I would assume this 
to be the same pair of eagles. 

I spotted a pair of eagles (presumably the village pair) kiting above Robinsons 
Pond in E Patchogue early this afternoon.

At the Bellport docks, a lone common loon was in the bay along with 5 red 
breasted mergansers (1 male, 4 female). 

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[nysbirds-l] Patchogue and Bellport

[leormand]

A pair of eagles was recently seen on a nest in Patchogue village atop a 
communications tower. Osprey had been harassing the eagles since their return 
and today the osprey pair were tending to the nest. A similar series of events 
happened last year atop a communications tower in Sayville. I would assume this 
to be the same pair of eagles. 

I spotted a pair of eagles (presumably the village pair) kiting above Robinsons 
Pond in E Patchogue early this afternoon.

At the Bellport docks, a lone common loon was in the bay along with 5 red 
breasted mergansers (1 male, 4 female). 

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[nysbirds-l] Eurasian wigeon, wood ducks. Pepperidge Lake, Eastport

[leormand]

Pepperidge Lake on the border of E Moriches and Eastport (E Moriches Blvd) held 
a Eurasian wigeon which flew in and landed midway in the pond then headed north 
this morning. Also observed was a pair of wood ducks flying in, a courting pair 
of belted kingfishers (with a confirmed nest location) and a red-tailed hawk. 
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[nysbirds-l] Eurasian wigeon, wood ducks. Pepperidge Lake, Eastport

[leormand]

Pepperidge Lake on the border of E Moriches and Eastport (E Moriches Blvd) held 
a Eurasian wigeon which flew in and landed midway in the pond then headed north 
this morning. Also observed was a pair of wood ducks flying in, a courting pair 
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[nysbirds-l] Eastern bluebird - yaphank

[leormand]

I was surprised to see an Eastern Bluebird in Yaphank along Grucci lane today. 
Several ravens also in the area. There is significant bluebird habitat in the 
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[nysbirds-l] Eastern bluebird - yaphank

[leormand]

I was surprised to see an Eastern Bluebird in Yaphank along Grucci lane today. 
Several ravens also in the area. There is significant bluebird habitat in the 
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[nysbirds-l] East Patchogue and mastic beach

[leormand]

This morning I had a Turkey vulture in East Patchogue near Swan Lake and around 
mid day a bald eagle was moving lazily from west to east along S Country Rd. 

Mastic Beach late morning had a red tailed hawk flushed by a northern harrier. 
Another harrier was seen near WF estate. 
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[nysbirds-l] East Patchogue and mastic beach

[leormand]

This morning I had a Turkey vulture in East Patchogue near Swan Lake and around 
mid day a bald eagle was moving lazily from west to east along S Country Rd. 

Mastic Beach late morning had a red tailed hawk flushed by a northern harrier. 
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[nysbirds-l] Osprey e Patchogue

[leormand]

Unexpectedly had an osprey fly over my yard, East toward mud creek in East 
Patchogue just now 
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[nysbirds-l] Osprey e Patchogue

[leormand]

Unexpectedly had an osprey fly over my yard, East toward mud creek in East 
Patchogue just now 
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[nysbirds-l] Bald eagle nest - Mt. Sinai area, Long Island

[leormand]

Today I stumbled upon an Eagle nest with at least one chick in the “Mt Sinai” 
area near the LI Sound. If anyone is aware of a nest in this area, please 
contact me with details. Any additional details / observations people have will 
be helpful for a Town of Brookhaven development review project. Thank you in 
advance. 

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[nysbirds-l] Bald eagle nest - Mt. Sinai area, Long Island

[leormand]

Today I stumbled upon an Eagle nest with at least one chick in the “Mt Sinai” 
area near the LI Sound. If anyone is aware of a nest in this area, please 
contact me with details. Any additional details / observations people have will 
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[nysbirds-l] Pair of common raven - holtsville NY

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A pie of Common Ravens were seen atop a communications tower just south of 
Island 16 movie complex South of LIE, West of Nicolls Rd 
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[nysbirds-l] Pair of common raven - holtsville NY

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A pie of Common Ravens were seen atop a communications tower just south of 
Island 16 movie complex South of LIE, West of Nicolls Rd 
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[nysbirds-l] CORRECTION: HORNED grebe, Shirley

[leormand]

Correction - it is a HORNED grebe not red necked. Apologies, winter bird IDs is 
not something I brushed up on during quarantine



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[nysbirds-l] CORRECTION: HORNED grebe, Shirley

[leormand]

Correction - it is a HORNED grebe not red necked. Apologies, winter bird IDs is 
not something I brushed up on during quarantine



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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked grebe, Shirley NY

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A red necked grebe in breeding plumage is hanging off the Towns Shirley Beach 
this morning. This is west of William Floyd Parkway in Bellport Bay

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[nysbirds-l] Red-necked grebe, Shirley NY

[leormand]

A red necked grebe in breeding plumage is hanging off the Towns Shirley Beach 
this morning. This is west of William Floyd Parkway in Bellport Bay

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[nysbirds-l] Mill road - Yaphank

[leormand]

I walked some town and county open space properties on either side of Mill Rd 
in Yaphank today.  The northern side Is a successional cedar forest and aside 
from ticks didn’t seem to hold much activity other than chipping sparrows and a 
surprise flyover by a glossy ibis. There was at least one indigo bunting but I 
suspect many more given size of property and habitat. 

The south side is typical pine oak forest and held the expected species 
including a few great views of oven birds. I also stumbled upon a female turkey 
and her young poults. 

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[nysbirds-l] Mill road - Yaphank

[leormand]

I walked some town and county open space properties on either side of Mill Rd 
in Yaphank today.  The northern side Is a successional cedar forest and aside 
from ticks didn’t seem to hold much activity other than chipping sparrows and a 
surprise flyover by a glossy ibis. There was at least one indigo bunting but I 
suspect many more given size of property and habitat. 

The south side is typical pine oak forest and held the expected species 
including a few great views of oven birds. I also stumbled upon a female turkey 
and her young poults. 

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[nysbirds-l] Eastport Meadows, Eastport NY

[leormand]

Late this morning I made a stop along the southwest side of “Eastport Meadows” 
a large Town of Brookhaven open space parcel south of Sunrise Highway, North of 
Montauk Highway. The Eastport Athletic Complex is in the northeast corner for 
reference.

In a section of open woods I found a black and white warbler and several 
woodpeckers  While bushwhacking through pine scrub forest I stumbled upon an 
eastern towhee nest. 

The open successional forest held an eastern meadowlark, more towhees and 
singing prairie warblers. 

I then walked a bit of the dirt road under the LIPA wires and had dozens of 
cedar waxwings taking turns drinking from puddles, a screeching red-tailed 
hawk, a hummingbird flitting around Oak trees, several blue winged warblers, 
yellow warblers and American redstarts.

I’d imagine early morning under the right conditions would yield an even better 
array of birds. Ironically, when I got home to my suburban yard my wife called 
me over to look at a “red bird with black wings”. It’s the first scarlet 
tanager I’ve ever seen after all my years looking. 



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[nysbirds-l] Eastport Meadows, Eastport NY

[leormand]

Late this morning I made a stop along the southwest side of “Eastport Meadows” 
a large Town of Brookhaven open space parcel south of Sunrise Highway, North of 
Montauk Highway. The Eastport Athletic Complex is in the northeast corner for 
reference.

In a section of open woods I found a black and white warbler and several 
woodpeckers  While bushwhacking through pine scrub forest I stumbled upon an 
eastern towhee nest. 

The open successional forest held an eastern meadowlark, more towhees and 
singing prairie warblers. 

I then walked a bit of the dirt road under the LIPA wires and had dozens of 
cedar waxwings taking turns drinking from puddles, a screeching red-tailed 
hawk, a hummingbird flitting around Oak trees, several blue winged warblers, 
yellow warblers and American redstarts.

I’d imagine early morning under the right conditions would yield an even better 
array of birds. Ironically, when I got home to my suburban yard my wife called 
me over to look at a “red bird with black wings”. It’s the first scarlet 
tanager I’ve ever seen after all my years looking. 



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[nysbirds-l] Middle island and e Patchogue

[leormand]

An afternoon walk in a small open patch of woods near Pine Lake off Church lane 
yielded a number of black throated warblers, Baltimore Orioles courting and 
cardinals fighting for territory. A 2nd year bald eagle was seen flying near 
whiskey road roundabout where it caught the attention of a red tailed hawk. 

Late afternoon at the end of Pine Neck Rd were 2 glossy ibis joined by a great 
egret in a small wetland north of the marina. An osprey fed on a fish near its 
nesting tower and a few willets were on the exposed flats 
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[nysbirds-l] Middle island and e Patchogue

[leormand]

An afternoon walk in a small open patch of woods near Pine Lake off Church lane 
yielded a number of black throated warblers, Baltimore Orioles courting and 
cardinals fighting for territory. A 2nd year bald eagle was seen flying near 
whiskey road roundabout where it caught the attention of a red tailed hawk. 

Late afternoon at the end of Pine Neck Rd were 2 glossy ibis joined by a great 
egret in a small wetland north of the marina. An osprey fed on a fish near its 
nesting tower and a few willets were on the exposed flats 
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[nysbirds-l] Swans at mouth of swan river Patchogue

[leormand]

A train of 35 swans currently swimming past the mouth of Swan River in E 
Patchogue 
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[nysbirds-l] Swans at mouth of swan river Patchogue

[leormand]

A train of 35 swans currently swimming past the mouth of Swan River in E 
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[nysbirds-l] Raven on roadkill - wertheim NWR

[leormand]

Driving past north end of Wertheim just over the carmans River was a raven on a 
roadkill turkey 
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[nysbirds-l] Raven on roadkill - wertheim NWR

[leormand]

Driving past north end of Wertheim just over the carmans River was a raven on a 
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[nysbirds-l] Bald Eagle: Swan river and great South Bay - Patchogue

[leormand]

This morning I ran to the Town Dock at the end of Pine Neck Ave in E Patchogue. 
This is where the swan river enters the Great South Bay. 

There is an osprey tower with a pair of osprey (first year for a pair). A 
subadult (probably 2nd year) bald eagle flew above and was chased off by an 
Osprey. A pair of killdeer were on the western sand spit and there was a 
flyover by a single Glossy Ibis 
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[nysbirds-l] Bald Eagle: Swan river and great South Bay - Patchogue

[leormand]

This morning I ran to the Town Dock at the end of Pine Neck Ave in E Patchogue. 
This is where the swan river enters the Great South Bay. 

There is an osprey tower with a pair of osprey (first year for a pair). A 
subadult (probably 2nd year) bald eagle flew above and was chased off by an 
Osprey. A pair of killdeer were on the western sand spit and there was a 
flyover by a single Glossy Ibis 
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Re: [nysbirds-l] Sands Point Preserve waving entrance fee

[leormand]

Before this turns into a whole chain let’s just all agree that something in 
that email could have been left out and let’s stick to birds. Please. 

> On Mar 20, 2020, at 2:25 PM, Larry Trachtenberg  
> wrote:
> 
> 
> Really “Chinese”
>  
>  
> Lawrence B. Trachtenberg | trachtenb...@amsllp.com
> Aronson Mayefsky & Sloan, LLP
> 12 E. 49th Street, New York, New York 10017 | T: 212.521.3511 | F: 
> 212.838.5505
>  
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>  
> From: bounce-124480236-26736...@list.cornell.edu 
>  On Behalf Of Glenn Quinn
> Sent: Friday, March 20, 2020 2:19 PM
> To: NYSbirds-L@cornell.edu
> Subject: [nysbirds-l] Sands Point Preserve waving entrance fee
>  
> -CAUTION: EXTERNAL EMAIL
> 
>  
> 
> 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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Re: [nysbirds-l] Sands Point Preserve waving entrance fee

[leormand]

Before this turns into a whole chain let’s just all agree that something in 
that email could have been left out and let’s stick to birds. Please. 

> On Mar 20, 2020, at 2:25 PM, Larry Trachtenberg  
> wrote:
> 
> 
> Really “Chinese”
>  
>  
> Lawrence B. Trachtenberg | trachtenb...@amsllp.com
> Aronson Mayefsky & Sloan, LLP
> 12 E. 49th Street, New York, New York 10017 | T: 212.521.3511 | F: 
> 212.838.5505
>  
> NOTICE: This e-mail is intended only for the named recipient(s). It contains 
> confidential, privileged and/or attorney work product information. If you 
> receive this e-mail in error, please do not disseminate, distribute or copy 
> it or any attachments. Should you have erroneously received this e-mail, 
> please notify the sender by replying to it or calling the phone number above 
> and please delete the e-mail and any attachments from your system. Thank you!
>  
> From: bounce-124480236-26736...@list.cornell.edu 
>  On Behalf Of Glenn Quinn
> Sent: Friday, March 20, 2020 2:19 PM
> To: NYSbirds-L@cornell.edu
> Subject: [nysbirds-l] Sands Point Preserve waving entrance fee
>  
> -CAUTION: EXTERNAL EMAIL
> 
>  
> 
> 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] Subadult bald eagle - e moriches

[leormand]

I had a subadult bald eagle soaring above in the strong winds this morning in 
East Moriches. The bird was headed west to the Terrell River 
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[nysbirds-l] Subadult bald eagle - e moriches

[leormand]

I had a subadult bald eagle soaring above in the strong winds this morning in 
East Moriches. The bird was headed west to the Terrell River 
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[nysbirds-l] Banded herring gull - blue point NY

[leormand]

A photo of a banded ring-billed gull taken atop someone’s car at the Town’s 
dock in Blue Point (just west of Corey Beach) was recently posted on a Facebook 
group. 

After entering the data on the USGS site, i received notification (remarkably 
in just 12 hours) that the bird was banded in Varennes Quebec (just outside 
Montreal) in 2014 and that the bird was hatched in 2011 or earlier. 

- Luke 



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[nysbirds-l] Banded herring gull - blue point NY

[leormand]

A photo of a banded ring-billed gull taken atop someone’s car at the Town’s 
dock in Blue Point (just west of Corey Beach) was recently posted on a Facebook 
group. 

After entering the data on the USGS site, i received notification (remarkably 
in just 12 hours) that the bird was banded in Varennes Quebec (just outside 
Montreal) in 2014 and that the bird was hatched in 2011 or earlier. 

- Luke 



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[nysbirds-l] Dune road, quogue wildlife refuge

[leormand]

10:30 Dune road was very quiet - no raptors and very little waterfowl. 

11:30 Quogue Wildlife Refuge had a pair of eagles lurking around who not long 
after took off toward dune road. 

On the way home another pair of eagles was spotted above sunrise highway just 
to the southeast of the Brookhaven Landfill 



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[nysbirds-l] Dune road, quogue wildlife refuge

[leormand]

10:30 Dune road was very quiet - no raptors and very little waterfowl. 

11:30 Quogue Wildlife Refuge had a pair of eagles lurking around who not long 
after took off toward dune road. 

On the way home another pair of eagles was spotted above sunrise highway just 
to the southeast of the Brookhaven Landfill 



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[nysbirds-l] EPCAL and downtown Riverhead

[leormand]

I had a few minutes to drive through EPCAL and was disappointed to miss all 
species of raptor. On my way out I had a half dozen or so bluebirds hanging in 
the trees along the entrance way, just north of the lake. 

Spending the afternoon in the Hyatt’s ballroom overlooking the river I watched 
a pair of turkey vultures cruise back and fourth for a few hours. I also 
observed a bald eagle On the south side of the river perched in a tree (this 
sighting is 90% confident as the bird was at quite a distance with no 
binoculars or camera). 
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[nysbirds-l] EPCAL and downtown Riverhead

[leormand]

I had a few minutes to drive through EPCAL and was disappointed to miss all 
species of raptor. On my way out I had a half dozen or so bluebirds hanging in 
the trees along the entrance way, just north of the lake. 

Spending the afternoon in the Hyatt’s ballroom overlooking the river I watched 
a pair of turkey vultures cruise back and fourth for a few hours. I also 
observed a bald eagle On the south side of the river perched in a tree (this 
sighting is 90% confident as the bird was at quite a distance with no 
binoculars or camera). 
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[nysbirds-l] Patchogue to Brookhaven hamlet

[leormand]

The following birds were seen today:

- Common raven being chased by crows over my house in East Patchogue 

- pair of red-tailed hawks perched on the black and white smokestack on the 
north side of south country road, East Patchogue 

- merlin, bellport village along south country road

- pair of bald eagles, bellport village 

- pied-billed fever and multiple belted kingfishers, beaver dam creek, 
Brookhaven 



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[nysbirds-l] Patchogue to Brookhaven hamlet

[leormand]

The following birds were seen today:

- Common raven being chased by crows over my house in East Patchogue 

- pair of red-tailed hawks perched on the black and white smokestack on the 
north side of south country road, East Patchogue 

- merlin, bellport village along south country road

- pair of bald eagles, bellport village 

- pied-billed fever and multiple belted kingfishers, beaver dam creek, 
Brookhaven 



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[nysbirds-l] Paid of eagles - Patchogue village

[leormand]

This morning I observed a pair of eagles fly in from the east landing on the 
osprey best at shorefront park in Patchogue Village. The best is atop a light 
stanchion on the baseball fields. They flew off after a short time and were 
later observed at the cemetery along the eastern bank of Patchogue Lake, just 
north of the brewery. 

- Luke 
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[nysbirds-l] Paid of eagles - Patchogue village

[leormand]

This morning I observed a pair of eagles fly in from the east landing on the 
osprey best at shorefront park in Patchogue Village. The best is atop a light 
stanchion on the baseball fields. They flew off after a short time and were 
later observed at the cemetery along the eastern bank of Patchogue Lake, just 
north of the brewery. 

- Luke 
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[nysbirds-l] Adult bald eagle - Medford

[leormand]

I saw an adult bald eagle circling near Horseblock road and the LIE in Medford 
- this is just east of Rt 112 and only a half mile from where I observed two 
adults perched a couple weeks ago. 
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[nysbirds-l] Adult bald eagle - Medford

[leormand]

I saw an adult bald eagle circling near Horseblock road and the LIE in Medford 
- this is just east of Rt 112 and only a half mile from where I observed two 
adults perched a couple weeks ago. 
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[nysbirds-l] Robinson’s pond, e Patchogue

[leormand]

Robinson’s pond (north side of south country) has had a recent influx of winter 
waterfowl including:

Gadwall
Hooded merganser
Pintail 



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[nysbirds-l] Robinson’s pond, e Patchogue

[leormand]

Robinson’s pond (north side of south country) has had a recent influx of winter 
waterfowl including:

Gadwall
Hooded merganser
Pintail 



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[nysbirds-l] Bald eagle - East Patchogue

[leormand]

This morning when I left the house i was greeted by an adult Bald Eagle in the 
pine tree across the street. The Eagle stayed for several minutes before flying 
off into the fog heading east. Interestingly, this is the second Eagle siting 
at my house in the past week 
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[nysbirds-l] Bald eagle - East Patchogue

[leormand]

This morning when I left the house i was greeted by an adult Bald Eagle in the 
pine tree across the street. The Eagle stayed for several minutes before flying 
off into the fog heading east. Interestingly, this is the second Eagle siting 
at my house in the past week 
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[nysbirds-l] two adult bald eagles - medford

[leormand .]

This afternoon I observed two (2) adult bald eagles atop the high-tension
power lines in Medford along Horseblock Road, just WEST of the Town of
Brookhaven's Medford Athletic Fields.  This is just north of Lowes / 7/11
off of Route 112 for those familiar with the location.  The birds were
still there approximately 1 hour later when I passed the location again

-- 
- Luke Ormand

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[nysbirds-l] two adult bald eagles - medford

[leormand .]

This afternoon I observed two (2) adult bald eagles atop the high-tension
power lines in Medford along Horseblock Road, just WEST of the Town of
Brookhaven's Medford Athletic Fields.  This is just north of Lowes / 7/11
off of Route 112 for those familiar with the location.  The birds were
still there approximately 1 hour later when I passed the location again

-- 
- Luke Ormand

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[nysbirds-l] Osprey and bald eagle - e Patchogue

[leormand]

This afternoon I had the good fortune of watching an osprey fly overhead with a 
fish in its talons. Moments later an adult bald eagle followed lazily chasing a 
meal. 
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[nysbirds-l] Osprey and bald eagle - e Patchogue

[leormand]

This afternoon I had the good fortune of watching an osprey fly overhead with a 
fish in its talons. Moments later an adult bald eagle followed lazily chasing a 
meal. 
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[nysbirds-l] Where do ravens go - brookhaven

[leormand]

Yesterday (4-18-19) John Turner and I took a tour of the Brookhaven landfill 
including a drive to the top. Much to our surprise we observed at least 6 
ravens (they all appeared paired up). 

Ravens were observed feeding and being chased by various gull species. I’m not 
aware of any raven nests immediately adjacent to the landfill but know they 
have been in Patchogue and Farmingville (town hall) and other surrounding areas 
in recent years. 

Luke Ormand 


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[nysbirds-l] Where do ravens go - brookhaven

[leormand]

Yesterday (4-18-19) John Turner and I took a tour of the Brookhaven landfill 
including a drive to the top. Much to our surprise we observed at least 6 
ravens (they all appeared paired up). 

Ravens were observed feeding and being chased by various gull species. I’m not 
aware of any raven nests immediately adjacent to the landfill but know they 
have been in Patchogue and Farmingville (town hall) and other surrounding areas 
in recent years. 

Luke Ormand 


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[nysbirds-l] Robinsons pond and carmans river

[leormand]

2 bald eagles were soaring high over the mouth of the carmans this afternoon as 
seen from beaver dam creek road. 

Robinsons pond held pintails, common mergansers, mallards, scaup, swans and a 
great blue heron. 
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[nysbirds-l] Robinsons pond and carmans river

[leormand]

2 bald eagles were soaring high over the mouth of the carmans this afternoon as 
seen from beaver dam creek road. 

Robinsons pond held pintails, common mergansers, mallards, scaup, swans and a 
great blue heron. 
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[nysbirds-l] Bald eagles - Carmans River

[leormand]

Around noon i had 2 adult bald eagles north of beaver dam creek road ending. 
There was also a norther harrier patrolling the marshes 

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[nysbirds-l] Bald eagles - Carmans River

[leormand]

Around noon i had 2 adult bald eagles north of beaver dam creek road ending. 
There was also a norther harrier patrolling the marshes 

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[nysbirds-l] Common mergansers - E Patchogue

[leormand]

Robinson’s pond on S Country Rd in E Patchogue has a good variety of waterfowl 
including:

Common Mergansers
Mallards
Northern Pintails
PB grebes 

- Luke 
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[nysbirds-l] Common mergansers - E Patchogue

[leormand]

Robinson’s pond on S Country Rd in E Patchogue has a good variety of waterfowl 
including:

Common Mergansers
Mallards
Northern Pintails
PB grebes 

- Luke 
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[nysbirds-l] Swan river east patchogue

[leormand]

Late afternoon there was a flock of northern shovelers on swan river
between Swezey ave bridge and the LIRR. At swan river preserve (north of
LIRR) there were 6 green winged teal in the northern pond. The river held
several hooded mergansers, swans (appropriately) and mallards. A belted
kingfisher was also heard.

- Luke Ormand.
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[nysbirds-l] Swan river east patchogue

[leormand]

Late afternoon there was a flock of northern shovelers on swan river
between Swezey ave bridge and the LIRR. At swan river preserve (north of
LIRR) there were 6 green winged teal in the northern pond. The river held
several hooded mergansers, swans (appropriately) and mallards. A belted
kingfisher was also heard.

- Luke Ormand.
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[nysbirds-l] Razorbills - shinnecock inlet

[leormand]

Hampton bays - shinnecock inlet. West side of the inlet near the ocean there 
are good numbers of razorbills mixed in with common eiders. Razorbills are 
feeding on silversides. 

Also seen are usuals, black scoters, long-tailed ducks, DC cormorants and a 
variety of gulls and seals. 

No sign of murre. 

- Luke 
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[nysbirds-l] Razorbills - shinnecock inlet

[leormand]

Hampton bays - shinnecock inlet. West side of the inlet near the ocean there 
are good numbers of razorbills mixed in with common eiders. Razorbills are 
feeding on silversides. 

Also seen are usuals, black scoters, long-tailed ducks, DC cormorants and a 
variety of gulls and seals. 

No sign of murre. 

- Luke 
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[nysbirds-l] Peregrine falcon - Patchogue

[leormand]

A peregrine was perched high above a communications tower in Patchogue village 
viewed from the VFW (south of Montauk Highway). This is the tower that ravens 
have nested on in years past. 

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[nysbirds-l] Peregrine falcon - Patchogue

[leormand]

A peregrine was perched high above a communications tower in Patchogue village 
viewed from the VFW (south of Montauk Highway). This is the tower that ravens 
have nested on in years past. 

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[nysbirds-l] Pine neck dock - east Patchogue

[leormand]

This morning I had least terns, a great egret and a little blue heron at Pine 
Neck Dock in East Patchogue. 

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[nysbirds-l] Pine neck dock - east Patchogue

[leormand]

This morning I had least terns, a great egret and a little blue heron at Pine 
Neck Dock in East Patchogue. 

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[nysbirds-l] South shore - Suffolk + EPCAL

[leormand]

Dune road was quiet - no sign of owls or harriers. Shinnecock bay held some 
oyster catchers, brant, long-tailed ducks, black scorers and common eiders and 
the occasional loon. 

Along the roadside ditches were a large number of great egrets. 

I visited EPCAL briefly and barely got out of the car. Grey ghost was present 
and there were a good number of kestrels. 

The mouth of Carmans river had 7 osprey in view at one point. A pair of 
shovelers was s nice surprise - no sign of bald eagle. 

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[nysbirds-l] South shore - Suffolk + EPCAL

[leormand]

Dune road was quiet - no sign of owls or harriers. Shinnecock bay held some 
oyster catchers, brant, long-tailed ducks, black scorers and common eiders and 
the occasional loon. 

Along the roadside ditches were a large number of great egrets. 

I visited EPCAL briefly and barely got out of the car. Grey ghost was present 
and there were a good number of kestrels. 

The mouth of Carmans river had 7 osprey in view at one point. A pair of 
shovelers was s nice surprise - no sign of bald eagle. 

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[nysbirds-l] Sub adult bald eagle - forge river - mastic

[leormand]

I just observed an osprey chasing a subadult bald eagle along the forge river 
at the Montauk Highway spillway. The eagle perched on the west side of the 
river and the osprey retreated back to its nest on the south side of the river. 

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[nysbirds-l] Sub adult bald eagle - forge river - mastic

[leormand]

I just observed an osprey chasing a subadult bald eagle along the forge river 
at the Montauk Highway spillway. The eagle perched on the west side of the 
river and the osprey retreated back to its nest on the south side of the river. 

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[nysbirds-l] EPCAL and e Patchogue

[leormand]

I was able to take a quick trip to EPCAL at mid-day and observed the following:

Rough-legged hawk
“Grey Ghost” harrier
Flock of bluebirds (male and female)
Several red-tailed hawks 

A stop at Pine Neck Dock in East Patchogue this evening turned up an osprey on 
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[nysbirds-l] EPCAL and e Patchogue

[leormand]

I was able to take a quick trip to EPCAL at mid-day and observed the following:

Rough-legged hawk
“Grey Ghost” harrier
Flock of bluebirds (male and female)
Several red-tailed hawks 

A stop at Pine Neck Dock in East Patchogue this evening turned up an osprey on 
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[nysbirds-l] EPCAL and Dune Road

[leormand]

A brief visit to EPCAL produced few birds. A pair of bluebirds bear the nesting 
boxes, a couple red-tailed hawks and one kestrel were the only things 
noteworthy. 

On the way to the south shore I observed an adult bald eagle near Pleasure 
Drive and Sunrise Highway flying very high. 

Dune road was also quiet with no raptors seen.  A red-breasted merganser was in 
a roadside ditch providing unusually close views and large raft of common eider 
were inside the inlet. 

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[nysbirds-l] EPCAL and Dune Road

[leormand]

A brief visit to EPCAL produced few birds. A pair of bluebirds bear the nesting 
boxes, a couple red-tailed hawks and one kestrel were the only things 
noteworthy. 

On the way to the south shore I observed an adult bald eagle near Pleasure 
Drive and Sunrise Highway flying very high. 

Dune road was also quiet with no raptors seen.  A red-breasted merganser was in 
a roadside ditch providing unusually close views and large raft of common eider 
were inside the inlet. 

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[nysbirds-l] EPCAL, Dune Road

[leormand]

At EPCAL around noon it was quiet, but there were a number of red tailed hawks 
and a harrier on the western runway. 

Dune Road has a peregrine, snowy owl and Brant. Inlet was quiet, but another 
birder said there was a large raft of eider that has been spooked by a coast 
guard boat. 

On the way home there was a subadult eagle flying over sunrise at carmans river 
in Brookhaven hamlet. 
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[nysbirds-l] EPCAL, Dune Road

[leormand]

At EPCAL around noon it was quiet, but there were a number of red tailed hawks 
and a harrier on the western runway. 

Dune Road has a peregrine, snowy owl and Brant. Inlet was quiet, but another 
birder said there was a large raft of eider that has been spooked by a coast 
guard boat. 

On the way home there was a subadult eagle flying over sunrise at carmans river 
in Brookhaven hamlet. 
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[nysbirds-l] Swan river preserve - East Patchogue

[leormand]

This afternoon there were 4 male green-winged teal in the north pond at swan 
river preserve. A great blue heron was seen in the southern pond. 

- Luke 
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[nysbirds-l] Swan river preserve - East Patchogue

[leormand]

This afternoon there were 4 male green-winged teal in the north pond at swan 
river preserve. A great blue heron was seen in the southern pond. 

- Luke 
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[nysbirds-l] Patchogue to Brookhaven hamlet

[leormand]

Late afternoon I stopped at swan river preserve and observed 10 green teal 
ducks in the southern pond along with a good number of mallards

A stop at bellport yacht club only yielded some small bufflehead flocks. 

At carmans river (end of beaver dam road) there were 2 harriers hunting over 
the marshes as well as a feeding pied-billed grebe. No sign of eagles 
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[nysbirds-l] Patchogue to Brookhaven hamlet

[leormand]

Late afternoon I stopped at swan river preserve and observed 10 green teal 
ducks in the southern pond along with a good number of mallards

A stop at bellport yacht club only yielded some small bufflehead flocks. 

At carmans river (end of beaver dam road) there were 2 harriers hunting over 
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[nysbirds-l] Swan river - great (frozen) South Bay

[leormand]

On my morning run I went down to pine neck dock at the mouth of swan river in 
East Patchogue. The bay is still frozen over and the mouth of the river had one 
small pocket of open water remaining. A number of mute swans were loafing on 
the ice and a few dozen ducks were swimming in the opening (I believe they were 
scaup). One duck stood out which I soon realized was a golden eye. 
If you’re in the area may be worth a visit to take some nice photos as the 
opening is close to the dock (which is free of ice and snow). 

Interestingly there is quite a bit of open water on swan river south of Swezey 
Avenue bridge 
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[nysbirds-l] dune road

[leormand .]

This afternoon I drove the length of Dune road and spent a little time at
the inlet.  It was dead low tide at the inlet and there were a lot of ducks
feeding and getting out of the wind on the western side.  Most appeared to
be red-breasted mergansers, but there were also surf scoters, black scoters
and the single numbers of various other winter waterfowl. No eiders
observed (though a few seals poppped up).

Dune Road yielded one extremely well hidden Snowy Owl as well as a number
of northern harriers include a grey ghost.

-- 
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[nysbirds-l] dune road

[leormand .]

This afternoon I drove the length of Dune road and spent a little time at
the inlet.  It was dead low tide at the inlet and there were a lot of ducks
feeding and getting out of the wind on the western side.  Most appeared to
be red-breasted mergansers, but there were also surf scoters, black scoters
and the single numbers of various other winter waterfowl. No eiders
observed (though a few seals poppped up).

Dune Road yielded one extremely well hidden Snowy Owl as well as a number
of northern harriers include a grey ghost.

-- 
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[nysbirds-l] Large mixed duck flock - Patchogue village

[leormand]

There was a large raft of ducks (mostly scaup and buffleheads) just east of 
mascot dock in the village of Patchogue. The location is next to Lombardi’s on 
the bay, just south of shore front dock. Birds often times feeding feet from 
the boardwalk but also spooked easily. They were there at 10:30 AM and again at 
4:00 PM 

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[nysbirds-l] Large mixed duck flock - Patchogue village

[leormand]

There was a large raft of ducks (mostly scaup and buffleheads) just east of 
mascot dock in the village of Patchogue. The location is next to Lombardi’s on 
the bay, just south of shore front dock. Birds often times feeding feet from 
the boardwalk but also spooked easily. They were there at 10:30 AM and again at 
4:00 PM 

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[nysbirds-l] cupsogue beach - westhampton

[leormand .]

A high noon walk down Cupsogue beach turned up a piping plover loosely
associating with a flock of Sanderlings.  There was also a semi-palmated
plover with this group.  Two loon flyovers between ocean and beach was the
only other thing of interest.



-- 
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[nysbirds-l] cupsogue beach - westhampton

[leormand .]

A high noon walk down Cupsogue beach turned up a piping plover loosely
associating with a flock of Sanderlings.  There was also a semi-palmated
plover with this group.  Two loon flyovers between ocean and beach was the
only other thing of interest.



-- 
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