[nysbirds-l] Northern Gannet-David Weld Sanctuary, Nissequogue - Suffolk

2012-03-23 Thread Derek Rogers
There is a Northern Gannet associating with a mixed flock of gulls off the main 
bluff at the David Weld Sanctuary about   200 yards off the beach. While this 
may not be highly unusual I found it personally interesting. I spend quite a 
bit of time here and this is the first gannet I've noted at this location.

On a nice Spring note, there was a patch of Wood Anenome with a single flower 
in bloom. One of my favorite Spring ephemerals.

Best,

Derek Rogers
Sayville
Http://dereksnest.blogspot.com




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[nysbirds-l] Northern Gannet-David Weld Sanctuary, Nissequogue - Suffolk

2012-03-23 Thread Derek Rogers
There is a Northern Gannet associating with a mixed flock of gulls off the main 
bluff at the David Weld Sanctuary about   200 yards off the beach. While this 
may not be highly unusual I found it personally interesting. I spend quite a 
bit of time here and this is the first gannet I've noted at this location.

On a nice Spring note, there was a patch of Wood Anenome with a single flower 
in bloom. One of my favorite Spring ephemerals.

Best,

Derek Rogers
Sayville
Http://dereksnest.blogspot.com




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