[nysbirds-l] Cornell Cooperative/Suffolk Parks Bird Walk, Smith Point County Park, L.I., Saturday

2011-11-05 Thread Carl Starace
Hello Everyone,   Lively ocean today, thick with N. Gannets and Scoter
flocks.We had a dozen Long Tails passing and a few more at rest on the
bayside. Best bird was a bright Blue Headed Vireo along the ballfield
fenceline. A lone sitting Merlin kept things quiet for a while,then the SC
Junco flocks erupted from the hedgerows. Field and Chippings were with
them.Early on we watched 20 Snow Buntings skim the primary dune,3 Horned
Larks were also found in the big lot.No sign of the 7 Royal Terns I saw on
Thursday.Good Autumn Birding,  Carl Starace

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[nysbirds-l] Cornell Cooperative/Suffolk Parks Bird Walk, Smith Point County Park, L.I., Saturday

2011-11-05 Thread Carl Starace
Hello Everyone,   Lively ocean today, thick with N. Gannets and Scoter
flocks.We had a dozen Long Tails passing and a few more at rest on the
bayside. Best bird was a bright Blue Headed Vireo along the ballfield
fenceline. A lone sitting Merlin kept things quiet for a while,then the SC
Junco flocks erupted from the hedgerows. Field and Chippings were with
them.Early on we watched 20 Snow Buntings skim the primary dune,3 Horned
Larks were also found in the big lot.No sign of the 7 Royal Terns I saw on
Thursday.Good Autumn Birding,  Carl Starace

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