The Eurasian green-winged teal continues on Centerport Pond (for those who
might not be familiar with that area, Centerport Pond is the one next to the
motel, Mill Pond is the larger body across the street) along with several
hundred Canada geese, buffleheads, ring-necked ducks, mallards, and
The Eurasian green-winged teal continues on Centerport Pond (for those who
might not be familiar with that area, Centerport Pond is the one next to the
motel, Mill Pond is the larger body across the street) along with several
hundred Canada geese, buffleheads, ring-necked ducks, mallards, and
Glorious morning in West Hills County Park, or as I call it, the Roof of Long
Island. A dozen species of warblers plus 11 other assorted species. The best
looks were at the trailhead in the thin air high atop Jayne's Hill (elev. 400
ft.), where the birds were nearly at eye level, and at the
Glorious morning in West Hills County Park, or as I call it, the Roof of Long
Island. A dozen species of warblers plus 11 other assorted species. The best
looks were at the trailhead in the thin air high atop Jayne's Hill (elev. 400
ft.), where the birds were nearly at eye level, and at the
Quick walk around the Saltmarsh Nature Trail this morning. Would have liked to
be there a little earlier in the tide cycle, but still saw a trio of willets
and a clapper rail stalking through the spartina grass. Also had 6 species of
sparrow: house, white-throated, song, swamp, field, and
Quick walk around the Saltmarsh Nature Trail this morning. Would have liked to
be there a little earlier in the tide cycle, but still saw a trio of willets
and a clapper rail stalking through the spartina grass. Also had 6 species of
sparrow: house, white-throated, song, swamp, field, and
I was in Prospect Park for a family picnic today and there was a barnacle goose
swimming around the southwest part of the lake. A quick perusal of the
NYSBIRDS-L archive turned up that this goose was sighted way back in late Oct.
in the same location but I didn't see any references to it on
I was in Prospect Park for a family picnic today and there was a barnacle goose
swimming around the southwest part of the lake. A quick perusal of the
NYSBIRDS-L archive turned up that this goose was sighted way back in late Oct.
in the same location but I didn't see any references to it on
Wow. What a fantastic morning in Prospect Park. Three of us from CUNY started
at Grand Army Plaza at 8:00 and were rewarded with two special birds right
away. There was a Cape May warbler in the conifers behind the Stranahan statue
and a Philadelphia vireo not far away in the underbrush.
Wow. What a fantastic morning in Prospect Park. Three of us from CUNY started
at Grand Army Plaza at 8:00 and were rewarded with two special birds right
away. There was a Cape May warbler in the conifers behind the Stranahan statue
and a Philadelphia vireo not far away in the underbrush.
The greater white-fronted goose was not at Gerry Park this morning in Roslyn.
Lots of mallards, gadwalls, and hooded mergansers though. It was high tide in
Cold Spring Harbor when I made a brief stop. Lots of stuff close to shore,
notably a horned grebe maybe ten feet from the boat launch.
The greater white-fronted goose was not at Gerry Park this morning in Roslyn.
Lots of mallards, gadwalls, and hooded mergansers though. It was high tide in
Cold Spring Harbor when I made a brief stop. Lots of stuff close to shore,
notably a horned grebe maybe ten feet from the boat launch.
Spent a very cold hour this morning watching the ocean at Field 5. The waves
were fairly high so there was not very much close to shore. 8 horned larks
greeted me at the entrance to the parking lot. There were 4 northern gannets
swooping around, as well as black and surf scoters, common and
Spent a very cold hour this morning watching the ocean at Field 5. The waves
were fairly high so there was not very much close to shore. 8 horned larks
greeted me at the entrance to the parking lot. There were 4 northern gannets
swooping around, as well as black and surf scoters, common and
Sunday, May 15 at 9:00 AM
See who migrates through Cold Spring Harbor in honor of International Migratory
Bird Day.
Meet in the parking lot of Cold Spring Harbor State Park on Route 25A.
Bring binoculars if you have them.
For adults & families,
45 min.
Rain date: Sun, May 22. FREE for all.
Sunday, May 15 at 9:00 AM
See who migrates through Cold Spring Harbor in honor of International Migratory
Bird Day.
Meet in the parking lot of Cold Spring Harbor State Park on Route 25A.
Bring binoculars if you have them.
For adults families,
45 min.
Rain date: Sun, May 22. FREE for all.
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