[nysbirds-l] Montauk and vicinity

A bit of a late start at 9:40am, but... The Point: Razorbill - 385 fly by (one hour count) with another 25 sitting off the Point. Kittiwake-1 sizable numbers of both Loons, Scoters (mostly Black and White-winged), plenty of Eiders as well. Gin Beach/Montauk Inlet Razorbill-10 Purple

[nysbirds-l] Montauk and vicinity

A bit of a late start at 9:40am, but... The Point: Razorbill - 385 fly by (one hour count) with another 25 sitting off the Point. Kittiwake-1 sizable numbers of both Loons, Scoters (mostly Black and White-winged), plenty of Eiders as well. Gin Beach/Montauk Inlet Razorbill-10 Purple

[nysbirds-l] Montauk Pt. & Vicinity (Suffolk Co.)

An atypical (weather-wise) late November at Montauk Pt. yielded a good loon flight, with Red-throated Loons in the majority, a small numbers of Razorbills (19), and a fair number of Bonaparte's Gulls (90). Scoters and Eiders were in the thousands, but the majority of large flocks were well

[nysbirds-l] Montauk Pt. Vicinity (Suffolk Co.)

An atypical (weather-wise) late November at Montauk Pt. yielded a good loon flight, with Red-throated Loons in the majority, a small numbers of Razorbills (19), and a fair number of Bonaparte's Gulls (90). Scoters and Eiders were in the thousands, but the majority of large flocks were well