2/12/20 - Croton Pt. Park, Croton, NY
5 Bald Eagles
- Fleischmann Pier Park, Peekskill, NY
12 Great Cormorants (didn't know they wintered along the river is such large
numbers, used to only see a few
Double-cresteds and the rare Great)2 Bald Eagles
- Lake
2/12/20 - Croton Pt. Park, Croton, NY
5 Bald Eagles
- Fleischmann Pier Park, Peekskill, NY
12 Great Cormorants (didn't know they wintered along the river is such large
numbers, used to only see a few
Double-cresteds and the rare Great)2 Bald Eagles
- Lake
Not a bird sighting but right along the shoreline between Scarborough and
Phillipse Manor stations a river otter was gliding southwards just now. Too
foggy to see from train if any birds flying up river. Those riding Hudson line
lookout.
L. Trachtenberg
Ossining.
Sent from my iPhone
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Not a bird sighting but right along the shoreline between Scarborough and
Phillipse Manor stations a river otter was gliding southwards just now. Too
foggy to see from train if any birds flying up river. Those riding Hudson line
lookout.
L. Trachtenberg
Ossining.
Sent from my iPhone
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It's 70 degrees in November (wtf). So not surprisingly no waterfowl on the
Hudson other than some mallards and ubiquitous Canada Geese between Ossining
and Spuyten Dival. Did see 4 GB Herons on ride down; osprey seem gone.
"The desert's quiet and Cleveland's cold, so the story ends I'm told."*
It's 70 degrees in November (wtf). So not surprisingly no waterfowl on the
Hudson other than some mallards and ubiquitous Canada Geese between Ossining
and Spuyten Dival. Did see 4 GB Herons on ride down; osprey seem gone.
"The desert's quiet and Cleveland's cold, so the story ends I'm told."*
There was an exceptionally large flight of songbirds down the Hudson River
corridor last night. An acoustic station southeast of Albany detected 4000+
flight calls of migrant warblers. This is the fourth year of monitoring fall
flight calling from this location atop the Columbia Land
There was an exceptionally large flight of songbirds down the Hudson River
corridor last night. An acoustic station southeast of Albany detected 4000+
flight calls of migrant warblers. This is the fourth year of monitoring fall
flight calling from this location atop the Columbia Land
How funny...a d awkward. Just saw this. Don't do email on Tuesdays.
Oh well.
On Nov 25, 2014, at 10:57 AM, Larry Trachtenberg
wrote:
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> In Hudson River off Mariandale Conf. Center and Retreat in Ossining this
> morning Charlie Roberto had a raft of 104 Canvasback, which seem
In Hudson River off Mariandale Conf. Center and Retreat in Ossining this
morning Charlie Roberto had a raft of 104 Canvasback, which seem increasingly
rare on the river in recent years. Also seen of note were 2 American Widgeon,
and elsewhere on the property 3 pine siskin, 1 purple finch, and
How funny...a d awkward. Just saw this. Don't do email on Tuesdays.
Oh well.
On Nov 25, 2014, at 10:57 AM, Larry Trachtenberg trachtenb...@amsllp.com
wrote:
In Hudson River off Mariandale Conf. Center and Retreat in Ossining this
morning Charlie Roberto had a raft of 104 Canvasback,
Today's catch on the Upper Hudson from Schuylerville to Stillwater included
Redheads, Canvasbacks, FOY American Widgeon, Pintails, FOY Pied-billed Grebe,
FOY Turkey Vulture, FOY Wood Duck. Also saw a growing number of Ring-necked
Ducks, Common Goldeneyes, and Scaup. Perhaps best sight of the
Today's catch on the Upper Hudson from Schuylerville to Stillwater included
Redheads, Canvasbacks, FOY American Widgeon, Pintails, FOY Pied-billed Grebe,
FOY Turkey Vulture, FOY Wood Duck. Also saw a growing number of Ring-necked
Ducks, Common Goldeneyes, and Scaup. Perhaps best sight of the
Today, between 4:30 and 5:30PM, Clara Montenegro and I stopped at the
Hudson River along Newburgh waterfront to check on gulls. We were not
disappointed. My best guess is around 7500 gulls, that were riding the ice
flows to Cornwall and then flying back to Newburgh to start the ride
Today, between 4:30 and 5:30PM, Clara Montenegro and I stopped at the
Hudson River along Newburgh waterfront to check on gulls. We were not
disappointed. My best guess is around 7500 gulls, that were riding the ice
flows to Cornwall and then flying back to Newburgh to start the ride
I journeyed up to Hudson, NY, on Amtrak Saturday and returned to NYC today. I
saw six bald eagles on the way up, eight on the way down, mostly juveniles, but
several mature birds as well, all north of Peekskill and particularly between
Rhinecliff and Hudson, where there was a lot of ice on the
I journeyed up to Hudson, NY, on Amtrak Saturday and returned to NYC today. I
saw six bald eagles on the way up, eight on the way down, mostly juveniles, but
several mature birds as well, all north of Peekskill and particularly between
Rhinecliff and Hudson, where there was a lot of ice on the
Yesterday, Kirsten and I surveyed the Hudson River from the Dutchess/Putnam
County line, south into Westchester, to Croton Point and then inland to the
Croton Reservoir. We came up with about 55 eagles, most of which were
concentrated in Peekskill, from the Bear Mountain Overlook, soouth to
Yesterday, Kirsten and I surveyed the Hudson River from the Dutchess/Putnam
County line, south into Westchester, to Croton Point and then inland to the
Croton Reservoir. We came up with about 55 eagles, most of which were
concentrated in Peekskill, from the Bear Mountain Overlook, soouth to
As many as 15 or more birders spent part or most of the day on the
Upper West Side of Manhattan (the 70's) on the Hudson River. Since no
one else has posted the results to this list I thought I would list
the highlights.
American Oystercatcher. 1 flying down river. A first (?) for NY
Today from 9am to 2pm, I was able to get out and bird the Hudson River between
Newburgh and Cornwall in Orange County. All the normal stuff until about
12:30. After 12:30, I had the following:
4 - Common Loon in a group
10- Surf Scoter
1- Shearwater Species ( too far out to ID/rain)
Today from 9am to 2pm, I was able to get out and bird the Hudson River between
Newburgh and Cornwall in Orange County. All the normal stuff until about
12:30. After 12:30, I had the following:
4 - Common Loon in a group
10- Surf Scoter
1- Shearwater Species ( too far out to ID/rain)
As many as 15 or more birders spent part or most of the day on the
Upper West Side of Manhattan (the 70's) on the Hudson River. Since no
one else has posted the results to this list I thought I would list
the highlights.
American Oystercatcher. 1 flying down river. A first (?) for NY
Hi All,
I got to the Hudson at about 8:30 this am, and though Peter Scully and I didn't
see anything too absurdly oceanic we had a few WHITE-WINGED and a BLACK SCOTER,
likely trying to avoid the storm. A PINE SISKIN was a nice surprise too. Nearly
all birds were flying up river.
The weather
1/18/2012 - From the Hudson River waterfront at Newburgh (near Renwick St.), I
observed many ring-billed gulls out on the open water, a few great black-backed
gulls, several mallards, and several common mergansers. The mergansers were not
as plentiful as last week, when I had seen large rafts
1/18/2012 - From the Hudson River waterfront at Newburgh (near Renwick St.), I
observed many ring-billed gulls out on the open water, a few great black-backed
gulls, several mallards, and several common mergansers. The mergansers were not
as plentiful as last week, when I had seen large rafts
I birded the the east shore of the Hudson River today from Clermont, Columbia County, to Staatsburg, Dutchess County. The river was pretty well frozen over, with the exception of the ship channel.There was little to report other than 12 Bald Eagles, with four at Clermont State Historic Site, four
Ibirded the the east shore of the Hudson River today from Clermont, Columbia County, toStaatsburg, Dutchess County. The river was pretty well frozen over, with the exception of the ship channel.There was little to report other than 12 Bald Eagles, with four at ClermontState Historic Site, four at
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