Date:Oct. 26, 2013
The BBG (Brooklyn Botanic Garden) birding class recorded 49 species while
birding Jamaica Bay NWR. The highlights were the ducks which were found
entirely on the East Pond. We saw: Black, Gadwall, Mallard, Pintail (5),
Wigeon, Wood, N. Shoveler, Green-winged Teal, Scaup,
Date:Oct. 26, 2013
The BBG (Brooklyn Botanic Garden) birding class recorded 49 species while
birding Jamaica Bay NWR. The highlights were the ducks which were found
entirely on the East Pond. We saw: Black, Gadwall, Mallard, Pintail (5),
Wigeon, Wood, N. Shoveler, Green-winged Teal, Scaup,
A full birding day: 4 September
After a short walk around Alley Pond Park produced a smattering of birds, but
nothing out of the ordinary, Joe Giunta and I (Sy Schiff) traveled out to the
riverhead sod fields. There at the"Osborn/Sound Ave" field we found 3 dozen
KILLDEER, 2 PECTORAL
A full birding day: 4 September
After a short walk around Alley Pond Park produced a smattering of birds, but
nothing out of the ordinary, Joe Giunta and I (Sy Schiff) traveled out to the
riverhead sod fields. There at theOsborn/Sound Ave field we found 3 dozen
KILLDEER, 2 PECTORAL SANDPIPERS
With permission from the list serve admin, I would like to put out a
friendly reminder regarding birding the ponds in the dunes at Jones Beach
West End II.
I don't think there are signs that state this but it goes without saying
that birders and photographers should do their best to not walk out
With permission from the list serve admin, I would like to put out a
friendly reminder regarding birding the ponds in the dunes at Jones Beach
West End II.
I don't think there are signs that state this but it goes without saying
that birders and photographers should do their best to not walk out
Here is the link that works :
http://nidhincyril.wordpress.com/2013/05/11/last-bird-of-the-day-cape-may/
Thanks
On Fri, May 10, 2013 at 9:23 PM, nidhin cyril wrote:
> Had a great 2 days of Birding in Prospect Park. Warblers with some
> interesting birds seen on
>
> Thursday
>
> Oven Bird,
Had a great 2 days of Birding in Prospect Park. Warblers with some
interesting birds seen on
Thursday
Oven Bird, Northern Waterthrush, Black and white, Common Yellowthroat,
American Redstart, Northern Parula, Magnolia,Yellow,
Nashville,Black-poll,BT Blue, BT Green, Prairie, PALM, YELLOW THROATED
Had a great 2 days of Birding in Prospect Park. Warblers with some
interesting birds seen on
Thursday
Oven Bird, Northern Waterthrush, Black and white, Common Yellowthroat,
American Redstart, Northern Parula, Magnolia,Yellow,
Nashville,Black-poll,BT Blue, BT Green, Prairie, PALM, YELLOW THROATED
Here is the link that works :
http://nidhincyril.wordpress.com/2013/05/11/last-bird-of-the-day-cape-may/
Thanks
On Fri, May 10, 2013 at 9:23 PM, nidhin cyril nidhincy...@gmail.com wrote:
Had a great 2 days of Birding in Prospect Park. Warblers with some
interesting birds seen on
Thursday
Thanks to Sue Elliott who brought this notice up on Vermont Bird List:
“I haven't used this birding app, but iBird Pro is on sale at iTunes,
today only, for cyber Monday (Nov 26). [The price today is $4.99; reg.$
29.99]
Here is a link if anyone is interested:
Thanks to Sue Elliott who brought this notice up on Vermont Bird List:
“I haven't used this birding app, but iBird Pro is on sale at iTunes,
today only, for cyber Monday (Nov 26). [The price today is $4.99; reg.$
29.99]
Here is a link if anyone is interested:
oklyn, NY.
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Belinda Boone
> To: Will Raup
> Cc: NYSBIRDS (NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu)
> Sent: Sat, Nov 24, 2012 11:57 am
> Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Birding in Geneseo/Piffard NY Area
>
> It really looked like a brown thrasher. Right do
t; Yours,
>
> Joe Fell
> Buffalo, NY
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Belinda Boone
> To: Will Raup
> Cc: NYSBIRDS (NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu)
> Sent: Sat, Nov 24, 2012 11:57 am
> Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Birding in Geneseo/Piffard NY Area
&
rasher?
>
> Will Raup
> Albany, NY
>
>
> Subject: Re:[nysbirds-l] Birding in Geneseo/Piffard NY Area
> From: belindareneebo...@yahoo.com
> Date: Fri, 23 Nov 2012 16:34:57 -0500
> To: nysbirds-l@cornell.edu
>
> Went to Big Tree Lane near the 1941 Historical Aircraft muse
it be a Brown Thrasher?
Will Raup
Albany, NY
Subject: Re:[nysbirds-l] Birding in Geneseo/Piffard NY Area
From: belindareneebo...@yahoo.com
Date: Fri, 23 Nov 2012 16:34:57 -0500
To: nysbirds-l@cornell.edu
Went to Big Tree Lane near the 1941 Historical Aircraft museum and saw two
short eared
Buffalo, NY
-Original Message-
From: Belinda Boone belindareneebo...@yahoo.com
To: Will Raup hoaryredp...@hotmail.com
Cc: NYSBIRDS (NYSBIRDS-L@cornell.edu) nysbirds-l@cornell.edu
Sent: Sat, Nov 24, 2012 11:57 am
Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Birding in Geneseo/Piffard NY Area
Went to Big Tree Lane near the 1941 Historical Aircraft museum and saw two
short eared owls! One was perched on an electrical wire and the other was atop
a utility pole. Saw both about 45 minutes before sunset. I saw one fly from the
utility pole about 100 yds to the tail of one of the
Thanks Chris. I will check both spots.
Sent from my iPhone
On Nov 23, 2012, at 11:53 AM, Chris Davidson wrote:
> Belinda,
>
> You can try the Geneseo airport off Big Tree Lane and Nations Road areas for
> Short-eared Owls.
> Nations road is North of Geneseo. Have not birded the areas in
Hello Birders:
I am making an impromptu trip to Geneseo/Piffard NY this weekend.
Any suggestions for good birding areas along the Finger Lakes or Letchworth
State Park this time of year? And are there any unusual sitings I should look
out for? I'm still kind of a newbie birder. :-)
Thanks
Hello Birders:
I am making an impromptu trip to Geneseo/Piffard NY this weekend.
Any suggestions for good birding areas along the Finger Lakes or Letchworth
State Park this time of year? And are there any unusual sitings I should look
out for? I'm still kind of a newbie birder. :-)
Thanks
Went to Big Tree Lane near the 1941 Historical Aircraft museum and saw two
short eared owls! One was perched on an electrical wire and the other was atop
a utility pole. Saw both about 45 minutes before sunset. I saw one fly from the
utility pole about 100 yds to the tail of one of the
Getting a late start (1330) on Sunday afternoon, Tom Moran and I ventured down
to Smith Point Co. Pk. in hope of seeing some of the nice birds that have been
recorded there recently. We left Riverhead with trepidation, due to forsaking
our loyalty to the N.Y.Giants. Our choice was made
Getting a late start (1330) on Sunday afternoon, Tom Moran and I ventured down
to Smith Point Co. Pk. in hope of seeing some of the nice birds that have been
recorded there recently. We left Riverhead with trepidation, due to forsaking
our loyalty to the N.Y.Giants. Our choice was made
I went to the North End and in 25 minute after 4 PM saw and heard 2
Orange-crowned W,
2 N. Parula, 1 Prairie W. Then went to the Ramble and together with 30 or
so other birders had excellent views of the Great-Horned Owl. It is above
the feeders and is being mobbed by Jays.
Good Birding,
I went to the North End and in 25 minute after 4 PM saw and heard 2
Orange-crowned W,
2 N. Parula, 1 Prairie W. Then went to the Ramble and together with 30 or
so other birders had excellent views of the Great-Horned Owl. It is above
the feeders and is being mobbed by Jays.
Good Birding,
With respect to my E Mail sent last night, it should be noted that the
Crescent Duck Farm is private property. While I ( and others) have been
visiting there several years with no problems,and the workers are quite
social
to me, I never asked or formally received permission to go birding
With respect to my E Mail sent last night, it should be noted that the
Crescent Duck Farm is private property. While I ( and others) have been
visiting there several years with no problems,and the workers are quite
social
to me, I never asked or formally received permission to go birding
I thought it might be helpful if I gave a report on birds sightings for
those who plan to go over the weekend as follows:
With regard to the Turkey Vultures, I have seen several in the last week.
They are not so rare as they were.
I went to the Crescent Duck Farm off Riverhead bypass
My wife and I will be in Saratoga Springs early next month, and would like
to get in some birding, anywhere nearby. Can anyone one the List make
recommendations? Please reply directly to me:
sin...@fordham.edu
Bill Singer
New York City
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NYSbirds-L List Info:
My wife and I will be in Saratoga Springs early next month, and would like
to get in some birding, anywhere nearby. Can anyone one the List make
recommendations? Please reply directly to me:
sin...@fordham.edu
Bill Singer
New York City
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NYSbirds-L List Info:
Tried Hunters Garden,heard Great Crested Flycatcher FOY,saw Phoebe at water
hole, warblers sparse, black-and-white,ovenbird, pine and red-eyed
vireo,Baltimore orioles,towhees,cowbird,chipping sparrows.
Heard a Yellow-billed cuckoo and was pleased to track him down and get a
very good
Tried Hunters Garden,heard Great Crested Flycatcher FOY,saw Phoebe at water
hole, warblers sparse, black-and-white,ovenbird, pine and red-eyed
vireo,Baltimore orioles,towhees,cowbird,chipping sparrows.
Heard a Yellow-billed cuckoo and was pleased to track him down and get a
very good
Hi, all
I'm a Connecticut birder who will be visiting the Phoenicia-Woodstock area this
weekend. Does anyone know of any particularly good birdy spots in the area?
All suggestions appreciated.
Thanks,
Jan Hollerbach
Sent from my iPhone
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
Hi, all
I'm a Connecticut birder who will be visiting the Phoenicia-Woodstock area this
weekend. Does anyone know of any particularly good birdy spots in the area?
All suggestions appreciated.
Thanks,
Jan Hollerbach
Sent from my iPhone
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NYSbirds-L List Info:
A relatively balmy day made for pleasant and productive birding on the
south fork today. Things started well with 3 * WILD TURKEYS * foraging along
the north shoulder of Montauk Highway, spotted as I drove, about a mile
west of Montauk Village. When I arrived at Montauk Pt. State Park, I was
A relatively balmy day made for pleasant and productive birding on the
south fork today. Things started well with 3 * WILD TURKEYS * foraging along
the north shoulder of Montauk Highway, spotted as I drove, about a mile
west of Montauk Village. When I arrived at Montauk Pt. State Park, I was
Long Island: November 1.
Sam Jannazzo, Pat Jones and I (Sy Schiff) stopped by Captree SP on our way east
and on our return, finding the COMMON GROUND-DOVE both times. An AMERICAN
PIPIT flew over in the morning. At Mecox we observed BONAPARTE'S and LAUGHING
GULLS but NO BLACK-HEADED GULL.
Long Island: November 1.
Sam Jannazzo, Pat Jones and I (Sy Schiff) stopped by Captree SP on our way east
and on our return, finding the COMMON GROUND-DOVE both times. An AMERICAN
PIPIT flew over in the morning. At Mecox we observed BONAPARTE'S and LAUGHING
GULLS but NO BLACK-HEADED GULL.
I led a trip for the Brooklyn Bird Club today to several coastal areas
in Brooklyn. We started the morning at Dreier-Offerman Park (Calvert
Vaux) and also birded Plum Beach, Dead Horse Bay and Floyd Bennett
Field. A strong NW wind early in the day kept a lot of birds down, but
we did
I led a trip for the Brooklyn Bird Club today to several coastal areas
in Brooklyn. We started the morning at Dreier-Offerman Park (Calvert
Vaux) and also birded Plum Beach, Dead Horse Bay and Floyd Bennett
Field. A strong NW wind early in the day kept a lot of birds down, but
we did
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Date: September 11, 2010
Location: Central Park, NYC
Reported By: Joe Giunta
Our group of 25 birders from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden birding class had
an excellent morning seeing 39 species. The highlights were 2 Bald Eagles,
one adult and one immature. The immature flew over at 9:30
Date: September 11, 2010
Location: Central Park, NYC
Reported By: Joe Giunta
Our group of 25 birders from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden birding class had
an excellent morning seeing 39 species. The highlights were 2 Bald Eagles,
one adult and one immature. The immature flew over at 9:30
About Central Park (Manhattan, N.Y. City), and a question as to food
scarcity. Any comments on this topic appreciated, to the list if
deemed appropriate, or off-list directed to me alone.
Although it may get a bit esoteric to 'non-regulars' of the place
about Central Park (and even more
Today I birded the Ramble, including the Maintenance Field, from 8:30 am to
noon, and must remark that my experiences there were completely different from
those reported by others.
Having learned of the report that 18 Warbler species had been found in the
Park prior to 10 am, I
Today I birded the Ramble, including the Maintenance Field, from 8:30 am to
noon, and must remark that my experiences there were completely different from
those reported by others.
Having learned of the report that 18 Warbler species had been found in the
Park prior to 10 am, I
About Central Park (Manhattan, N.Y. City), and a question as to food
scarcity. Any comments on this topic appreciated, to the list if
deemed appropriate, or off-list directed to me alone.
Although it may get a bit esoteric to 'non-regulars' of the place
about Central Park (and even more
Good birding conditions this morning produced a moderately interesting walk.
Park where it's free at 41.10613115, -73.84438991.
Walking uphill from here, I encountered a pair of Orchard Orioles in the little
cattail marsh on the left soon after the blue "Nature's Way" sign. Also here a
Good birding conditions this morning produced a moderately interesting walk.
Park where it's free at 41.10613115, -73.84438991.
Walking uphill from here, I encountered a pair of Orchard Orioles in the little
cattail marsh on the left soon after the blue Nature's Way sign. Also here a
Northern
Today, between a late start (9:00 AM) and an early fiinish (3:00 PM), Dick
Berlanger and I had a few nice birds, with the highlight involving a Great Blue
Heron and a "Great Green Eel"!
We weren't in the car 5 minutes before having a Turkey Vulture in Riverhead. In
another 5 min., we were at
Today, between a late start (9:00 AM) and an early fiinish (3:00 PM), Dick
Berlanger and I had a few nice birds, with the highlight involving a Great Blue
Heron and a Great Green Eel!
We weren't in the car 5 minutes before having a Turkey Vulture in Riverhead. In
another 5 min., we were at
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