Hi all,
Francisco Rodriguez saw and photographed a Mountain Bluebird on Cedar
Beach (Suffolk County) by the overlook today. He posted as a drab
Eastern Bluebird on Twitter (X) and based on his photo I identified
the bird as a rufous-type Mountain Bluebird. He will add many photos
to eBird soon.
The Mountain Bluebird is still around at Esopus Meadows Preserve, moving
between the pines across River Rd and in the parking lot with a few Easterns.
Ryan Zucker
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The Mountain Bluebird is still around at Esopus Meadows Preserve, moving
between the pines across River Rd and in the parking lot with a few Easterns.
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Mountain Bluebird continues with 3 Eastern Bluebirds at Esopus Meadows
Preserve, currently on opposite side of River Rd from parking lot
Adrian Burke
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Mountain Bluebird continues with 3 Eastern Bluebirds at Esopus Meadows
Preserve, currently on opposite side of River Rd from parking lot
Adrian Burke
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Continuing in the parking lot
On Sat, Jan 15, 2022, 7:59 AM Michael Yuan wrote:
> https://goo.gl/maps/6jTCKE9fjGNrq3g77
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> Right in the parking lot. Went across at the street hoping for its return.
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> Mike Yuan
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Continuing in the parking lot
On Sat, Jan 15, 2022, 7:59 AM Michael Yuan wrote:
> https://goo.gl/maps/6jTCKE9fjGNrq3g77
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> Right in the parking lot. Went across at the street hoping for its return.
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> Mike Yuan
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Right in the parking lot. Went across at the street hoping for its return.
Mike Yuan
Brooklyn NY
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Right in the parking lot. Went across at the street hoping for its return.
Mike Yuan
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Peter Schoenberger reports that the MOUNTAIN BLUEBIRD is at Esopus Meadows this
morning
Rich Guthrie
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Peter Schoenberger reports that the MOUNTAIN BLUEBIRD is at Esopus Meadows this
morning
Rich Guthrie
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Reported on eBird as having been found on Tuesday, January 11th.
> On Jan 14, 2022, at 8:42 PM, David Chernack wrote:
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>
> To clarify, the bird was photographed (quite beautifully in fact) by Jim
> Yates yesterday, Thursday January 13th, at Esopus Meadows. Jim posted his
> photos to the
Reported on eBird as having been found on Tuesday, January 11th.
> On Jan 14, 2022, at 8:42 PM, David Chernack wrote:
>
>
> To clarify, the bird was photographed (quite beautifully in fact) by Jim
> Yates yesterday, Thursday January 13th, at Esopus Meadows. Jim posted his
> photos to the
To clarify, the bird was photographed (quite beautifully in fact) by Jim
Yates yesterday, Thursday January 13th, at Esopus Meadows. Jim posted his
photos to the "What's this bird?" Facebook page this evening to ascertain
the ID, hence the delayed report. No eBird reports were submitted from
Esopus
To clarify, the bird was photographed (quite beautifully in fact) by Jim
Yates yesterday, Thursday January 13th, at Esopus Meadows. Jim posted his
photos to the "What's this bird?" Facebook page this evening to ascertain
the ID, hence the delayed report. No eBird reports were submitted from
Esopus
Scenic Hudson’s Esopus Meadows Preserve. Just reported today. With Eastern
Bluebirds by the portable restrooms.
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Scenic Hudson’s Esopus Meadows Preserve. Just reported today. With Eastern
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Before leaving the beach I returned to Robert Moses Field 2 and
patrolled the edges, and also walked into the picnic area (last seen
here before it had disappeared earlier). I also checked down the
sidewalk that leads to the club house at the golf course. No luck with
the Mountain Bluebird. I
Before leaving the beach I returned to Robert Moses Field 2 and
patrolled the edges, and also walked into the picnic area (last seen
here before it had disappeared earlier). I also checked down the
sidewalk that leads to the club house at the golf course. No luck with
the Mountain Bluebird. I
As noted by Arie, the Mountain Bluebird was at the end of the inlet side
road this morning. Here there is a white sign and a juniper to the left of
it (looking westward). The bluebird frequented these two spots, in fabulous
lighting during the morning. Another landing spot used a few times was a
As noted by Arie, the Mountain Bluebird was at the end of the inlet side
road this morning. Here there is a white sign and a juniper to the left of
it (looking westward). The bluebird frequented these two spots, in fabulous
lighting during the morning. Another landing spot used a few times was a
Relocated at 12:45 pm working the north facing edge of the pitch pines and
> juniper just south of the backside of Fire Island Inlet near the second
> pile of dredge sand. First noticed feeding on juniper then spent about 5
> min on metal pole returning to juniper before being chased off by
>
Relocated at 12:45 pm working the north facing edge of the pitch pines and
> juniper just south of the backside of Fire Island Inlet near the second
> pile of dredge sand. First noticed feeding on juniper then spent about 5
> min on metal pole returning to juniper before being chased off by
>
Being seen now at Democrat Point as per Arie Gilbert’s directions
Mike Higgiston
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Being seen now at Democrat Point as per Arie Gilbert’s directions
Mike Higgiston
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The Mountain Bluebird found by Pat Lindsay on Sunday, 12/17 was observed
for about 20 minutes this morning in the previously described area west of
Field 2 at Robert Moses SP. Around 9:35 it flew high to the southwest and
out of sight, in the direction of a large stand of cedars and pines.
Brent
The Mountain Bluebird found by Pat Lindsay on Sunday, 12/17 was observed
for about 20 minutes this morning in the previously described area west of
Field 2 at Robert Moses SP. Around 9:35 it flew high to the southwest and
out of sight, in the direction of a large stand of cedars and pines.
Brent
of Patricia Lindsay
[pjlind...@optonline.net]
Sent: Sunday, December 17, 2017 11:49 AM
To: nysbirds-l@cornell.edu
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Mountain Bluebird Robert Moses SP Suffolk Co
Found on Captree CBC walk 10 min past golf course along 4 W drive road hugging
the inlet. In second of 2 big sandy
of Patricia Lindsay
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To: nysbirds-l@cornell.edu
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Mountain Bluebird Robert Moses SP Suffolk Co
Found on Captree CBC walk 10 min past golf course along 4 W drive road hugging
the inlet. In second of 2 big sandy
Being seen in and off about 10 minutes walk past the golf course at Democrat
Point on the inlet side
Mike Cooper
Ridge NY
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Being seen in and off about 10 minutes walk past the golf course at Democrat
Point on the inlet side
Mike Cooper
Ridge NY
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Found on Captree CBC walk 10 min past golf course along 4 W drive road hugging
the inlet. In second of 2 big sandy clearing in Junipers Sorry first post did
not go through.
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Found on Captree CBC walk 10 min past golf course along 4 W drive road hugging
the inlet. In second of 2 big sandy clearing in Junipers Sorry first post did
not go through.
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Found on CBC 10 min walk past golf course on 4 w drive road on inlet side in
junipers.
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Found on CBC 10 min walk past golf course on 4 w drive road on inlet side in
junipers.
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Traveling to Long Island today for east end rarities, Rich Fried and I found
the MOBL at the Haunted House just west of the usual location near HLR. Also
present was an Easter Phoebe.
Earlier in Eastport on the pond was the Barnacle Goose and then out out at
Orient State Park, exactly where
Traveling to Long Island today for east end rarities, Rich Fried and I found
the MOBL at the Haunted House just west of the usual location near HLR. Also
present was an Easter Phoebe.
Earlier in Eastport on the pond was the Barnacle Goose and then out out at
Orient State Park, exactly where
The Mountain Bluebird was present and feeding from the snow fence at the corner
of Hulse Landing Road and 25A for about 30 minutes at about 1 PM today.
I also saw the Barnacle Goose right in the center of Eastport Pond after about
50 minutes of scoping - can't figure out where he was the
The Mountain Bluebird was present and feeding from the snow fence at the corner
of Hulse Landing Road and 25A for about 30 minutes at about 1 PM today.
I also saw the Barnacle Goose right in the center of Eastport Pond after about
50 minutes of scoping - can't figure out where he was the
This morning Bobby Rosetti and I saw the adult Kumlien's Iceland gull sitting
at the end of the pier in Northville at the end of Pier Road. This bird has
dark wingtips and could be passed over, although it's more obvious in flight.
We spent about 30-45 minutes at the marsh at Orient Point
This morning Bobby Rosetti and I saw the adult Kumlien's Iceland gull sitting
at the end of the pier in Northville at the end of Pier Road. This bird has
dark wingtips and could be passed over, although it's more obvious in flight.
We spent about 30-45 minutes at the marsh at Orient Point
I observed the Mountain Bluebird yesterday, 1/02, from about 2:50pm to
4:00pm, with Bob May and several other local birders. The bird was busy
working its way down the snow fence, occasionally flying down to the
ground, and then returning to a new perch. At 4pm, I was the only birder
left and in
As far as I know the Mountain Bluebird could not be found today in Suffolk
County. People were there from 8 to 12 with no sightings
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As far as I know the Mountain Bluebird could not be found today in Suffolk
County. People were there from 8 to 12 with no sightings
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I observed the Mountain Bluebird yesterday, 1/02, from about 2:50pm to
4:00pm, with Bob May and several other local birders. The bird was busy
working its way down the snow fence, occasionally flying down to the
ground, and then returning to a new perch. At 4pm, I was the only birder
left and in
Working along it's favorite spot - snow fence at crnr of Hulse Landing Rd and
Rt 25A.
Angus Wilson, New York City & The Springs, NY
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Working along it's favorite spot - snow fence at crnr of Hulse Landing Rd and
Rt 25A.
Angus Wilson, New York City The Springs, NY
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After a long absence, the MOUNTAIN BLUEBIRD reappeared at the spot described by
Michael McBrien (thanks, Mike!). This is between #337 and #386 on the curve of
Hulse Landing Road just before Sound Ave. The MBB was hawking off some wire
tree guards.
Angus Wilson, New York City & The Springs, NY
The Mountain Bluebird continues this morning in Calverton. It was not
present at its usual location along Rt. 25A when we first arrived.
However, we relocated the bluebird in a small field on the east side
of Hulse Landing Road north of the treeline. It was frequenting the
metal
The Mountain Bluebird continues this morning in Calverton. It was not
present at its usual location along Rt. 25A when we first arrived.
However, we relocated the bluebird in a small field on the east side
of Hulse Landing Road north of the treeline. It was frequenting the
metal
After a long absence, the MOUNTAIN BLUEBIRD reappeared at the spot described by
Michael McBrien (thanks, Mike!). This is between #337 and #386 on the curve of
Hulse Landing Road just before Sound Ave. The MBB was hawking off some wire
tree guards.
Angus Wilson, New York City The Springs, NY
Currently being seen on snow fence just east of Hulse Landing Rd. Moving west,
slowly. Check all area. Watched by multiple
Observers.
EileenSchwinn
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hi all, I went out to see the bluebird on Wednesday and took some photos, and
other people who were there at the time asked me to post them online, so here
they are. Bearing in mind that all I was using was an elaborate point-and-shoot
camera and the winds were extremely strong and the sun kept
hi all, I went out to see the bluebird on Wednesday and took some photos, and
other people who were there at the time asked me to post them online, so here
they are. Bearing in mind that all I was using was an elaborate point-and-shoot
camera and the winds were extremely strong and the sun kept
Currently being seen on snow fence just east of Hulse Landing Rd. Moving west,
slowly. Check all area. Watched by multiple
Observers.
EileenSchwinn
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I was fortunate enough to see and photograph the Mountain Bluebird this
morning around 10:30 AM at the Haunted House along Rt. 25A. In addition to
this bird, I saw 2 Kestrels, 2 Red-tailed Hawks, 2 Eastern Bluebirds, 2
Red-tailed Hawks and a flock of Eastern Meadowlarks at EPCAL. A quick trip
to
Kathy Drake just called to say that the Mountain Bluebird is being seen in
the regular place along the snow fencing.
Good Luck if you go,
Joe Giunta
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Kathy Drake just called to say that the Mountain Bluebird is being seen in
the regular place along the snow fencing.
Good Luck if you go,
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I was fortunate enough to see and photograph the Mountain Bluebird this
morning around 10:30 AM at the Haunted House along Rt. 25A. In addition to
this bird, I saw 2 Kestrels, 2 Red-tailed Hawks, 2 Eastern Bluebirds, 2
Red-tailed Hawks and a flock of Eastern Meadowlarks at EPCAL. A quick trip
to
For those who are interested there are several shots of the Suffolk County
Mountain Bluebird up on the blog here:
http://1birds.com/mountain-bluebird-in-new-york.htm
When I had it this morning, from about 7:25 AM until about 8:15 AM, I really
enjoyed watching it as it faced into the wind
Hi all, the bluebird was seen by many as recently as 12:15 pm. Good views had
by all as the bird made its way back and forth along the slat fence on the
north side of 25A. Bird was also seen earlier today in the fields west of Hulse
Landing Rd.
Cindy Wodinsky
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When i left at 12 20 the bird was on the fence south of hulse landind
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Currently being seen just west of "Haunted House", quarter mile west of Hulse
Rd, Wading River, along Rt 25A. Check all areas w/ fences. Being seen by
multiple observers.
Eileen Schwinn
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Corey Finger called to say the Mountain Bluebird was present this am at its
previously reported location.
Good luck if you go!
Will Raup
Albany, NY
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Corey Finger called to say the Mountain Bluebird was present this am at its
previously reported location.
Good luck if you go!
Will Raup
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Currently being seen just west of Haunted House, quarter mile west of Hulse
Rd, Wading River, along Rt 25A. Check all areas w/ fences. Being seen by
multiple observers.
Eileen Schwinn
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When i left at 12 20 the bird was on the fence south of hulse landind
edclose to the yellow farm equipment it had previosly been seen at the
haunted house parking lot earlierDan Heglund
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Hi all, the bluebird was seen by many as recently as 12:15 pm. Good views had
by all as the bird made its way back and forth along the slat fence on the
north side of 25A. Bird was also seen earlier today in the fields west of Hulse
Landing Rd.
Cindy Wodinsky
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When I had it this morning, from about 7:25 AM until about 8:15 AM, I really
enjoyed watching it as it faced into the wind
Bluebird still being seen hopping on tops of snow fence 300 yards east of
intersection with Hulse Landing Road as of 2:45pm
Thanks,
Tim Dunn
Babylon, NY
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Bluebird still being seen hopping on tops of snow fence 300 yards east of
intersection with Hulse Landing Road as of 2:45pm
Thanks,
Tim Dunn
Babylon, NY
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