Overcast, raw morning. Out in the channel, there was an interesting mix this
morning. COMMON LOON, RED-THROATED LOON, RED-NECKED GREBE, COMMON GOLDENEYE and
GREATER SCAUP. On the marsh, a BELTED KINGFISHER and GREAT BLUE HERON. A bit
of sun when I left.
Sy Schiff
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Overcast, raw morning. Out in the channel, there was an interesting mix this
morning. COMMON LOON, RED-THROATED LOON, RED-NECKED GREBE, COMMON GOLDENEYE and
GREATER SCAUP. On the marsh, a BELTED KINGFISHER and GREAT BLUE HERON. A bit
of sun when I left.
Sy Schiff
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A slow day at the Marine Nature Study Area. One Great Blue Heron flew by, no
Egrets or other birds in the marsh. Two small birds feeding together in the
dunes turned out to be a Ruby-crowned Kinglet and an Orange-crowned Warbler.
Other birds included a single Palm Warbler, 2 American Robins
A slow day at the Marine Nature Study Area. One Great Blue Heron flew by, no
Egrets or other birds in the marsh. Two small birds feeding together in the
dunes turned out to be a Ruby-crowned Kinglet and an Orange-crowned Warbler.
Other birds included a single Palm Warbler, 2 American Robins
At Mariandale Retreat Center in Ossining: BROWN THRASHER hopping around late
afternoon with the robins.
Jan Hollerbach
Fairfield, CT
But happily on retreat this weekend
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> On Jun 28, 2014, at 9:59 AM, Michael Farina wrote:
>
> Morning Observations:
>
> The normal
Morning Observations:
The normal saltmarsh visitors include: Clapper Rails, Yellow and
Black-crowned Night Herons, Glossy Ibis, Green Heron, Least and
Forster's Terns. Willets with chicks, Tree Swallows have/are in the
process of fledgling. Saltmarsh Sparrows are scattered throughout the
Morning Observations:
The normal saltmarsh visitors include: Clapper Rails, Yellow and
Black-crowned Night Herons, Glossy Ibis, Green Heron, Least and
Forster's Terns. Willets with chicks, Tree Swallows have/are in the
process of fledgling. Saltmarsh Sparrows are scattered throughout the
At Mariandale Retreat Center in Ossining: BROWN THRASHER hopping around late
afternoon with the robins.
Jan Hollerbach
Fairfield, CT
But happily on retreat this weekend
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On Jun 28, 2014, at 9:59 AM, Michael Farina mich...@tohmail.org wrote:
Morning Observations:
The
Marine Nature Study Area, Oceanside 15 Oct
A loud screeching Ca, Ca, Ca Ca caught my attention. As I turned toward the
sound, a CLAPPER RAIL had burst out of the marsh, flew about 10 yards, calling
all the time, and dove back in. This was followed by some GREATER YELLOWLEGS
calling and flying
Marine Nature Study Area, Oceanside 15 Oct
A loud screeching Ca, Ca, Ca Ca caught my attention. As I turned toward the
sound, a CLAPPER RAIL had burst out of the marsh, flew about 10 yards, calling
all the time, and dove back in. This was followed by some GREATER YELLOWLEGS
calling and flying
Marine Nature Study Area, Oceanside June 2
This continues to be a prime location for breeding marsh birds. Today's list
included all the target birds.
Willet
Clapper Rail
Marsh Wren, heard not seen
Saltmarsh Sparrow
Seaside Sparrow
In addition, visiting the marsh were both Egrets, Both
Marine Nature Study Area, Oceanside June 2
This continues to be a prime location for breeding marsh birds. Today's list
included all the target birds.
Willet
Clapper Rail
Marsh Wren, heard not seen
Saltmarsh Sparrow
Seaside Sparrow
In addition, visiting the marsh were both Egrets, Both
20 March
Stopped by MNSA, Oceanside after the fog began to lift. A calling CLAPPER RAIL
came out into a ditch and gave us a show.
Baldwin Park has several lighted Baseball fields. One light bank by the soccer
parking lot has an OSPREY nest on top with resident tenant on it and a second
light
20 March
Stopped by MNSA, Oceanside after the fog began to lift. A calling CLAPPER RAIL
came out into a ditch and gave us a show.
Baldwin Park has several lighted Baseball fields. One light bank by the soccer
parking lot has an OSPREY nest on top with resident tenant on it and a second
light
While on the Marine Nature Study Area's Hawkwatch during the 4-5hr a 2nd
year (Sibley) Magnificent Frigatebird was seen at 4:15p flying west to
east towards Jones Inlet. The winds at our location were SW to S all
day. The bird flew over our location with its characteristic black
narrow wings, and
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