Good Morning All,
Ralph Tabor informs me, that as of yesterday (Thursday) afternoon, the
Red Trail is now re-opened. For those unfamiliar, this is the trail, where the
Henslows Sparrow nested. In short, all trails at the Shawangunk Grasslands are
now opened to foot traffic. Please
Good Morning All,
Ralph Tabor informs me, that as of yesterday (Thursday) afternoon, the
Red Trail is now re-opened. For those unfamiliar, this is the trail, where the
Henslows Sparrow nested. In short, all trails at the Shawangunk Grasslands are
now opened to foot traffic. Please
Just to add to Curt's comment.
The entire Blue Trail (northern) loop should be passable.
And yes, the singing male can be easily heard from both the platform & gazebo,
and should be visible with scope when it's up on its favorite perches, the
taller sprigs of flowering bushes (multiflora
Just to add to Curt's comment.
The entire Blue Trail (northern) loop should be passable.
And yes, the singing male can be easily heard from both the platform & gazebo,
and should be visible with scope when it's up on its favorite perches, the
taller sprigs of flowering bushes (multiflora
Shawangunk Grasslands 7 June
Debbie Martin and I (Sy Schiff) visited at the site this morning, received some
info when we arrived and quickly found the HENSLOW'S SPARROW. The DICKCISSEL
was a bit further along the path into the grasslands near the blind. Both birds
were singing in full sight
Shawangunk Grasslands 7 June
Debbie Martin and I (Sy Schiff) visited at the site this morning, received some
info when we arrived and quickly found the HENSLOW'S SPARROW. The DICKCISSEL
was a bit further along the path into the grasslands near the blind. Both birds
were singing in full sight
Sorry! While I did indeed photograph the Henslow's Sparrow around 10am when
its odd call caught my attention after I left the blind area near the
Dickcissel, I do not commonly see Ammodramus sp. so honestly didn't correctly
ID it, Deb, until I got a message from a friend late afternoon about a
Sorry! While I did indeed photograph the Henslow's Sparrow around 10am when
its odd call caught my attention after I left the blind area near the
Dickcissel, I do not commonly see Ammodramus sp. so honestly didn't correctly
ID it, Deb, until I got a message from a friend late afternoon about a
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> I was lucky to get a ride from New York City. We arrived at about midday
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> I was lucky to get a ride from New York City. We arrived at about midday
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I was lucky to get a ride from New York City. We arrived at about midday on this lightly overcast day with har
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Shawangunk Grasslands, Ulster County NY, May 23, 2017
I was lucky to get a ride from New York City. We arrived at about midday on this lightly overcast day with hardly any wind. The air was full of the tinkly songs of the
Two hour search this morning (7-9) was negative for Longspur, Bobolink &
Upland Sandpiper continue.
Mike Scheibel
Brookhaven
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Two hour search this morning (7-9) was negative for Longspur, Bobolink
Upland Sandpiper continue.
Mike Scheibel
Brookhaven
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Well done, John...THANK YOU!!
-Eileen Keenan
Shawangunk Grasslands National Wildlife Refuge.
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Well done, John...THANK YOU!!
-Eileen Keenan
Shawangunk Grasslands National Wildlife Refuge.
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Yesterday, I birded this refuge for the first time and it was well worth
the visit, even though I was too late to pick up some of the wintering
birds such as short-eared owl that commonly occur there.
Best birds were:
10-20 EASTERN MEADOWLARKS
1 EASTERN PHOEBE
1 BLACK VULTURE among 10-20 TVs
a
Yesterday, I birded this refuge for the first time and it was well worth
the visit, even though I was too late to pick up some of the wintering
birds such as short-eared owl that commonly occur there.
Best birds were:
10-20 EASTERN MEADOWLARKS
1 EASTERN PHOEBE
1 BLACK VULTURE among 10-20 TVs
a
Seen from Galeville Town Park from 10:30 to 11:15am:
1 juv Bald Eagle
5 Northern Harriers - no males
1 Coopers Hawk
4 Sharpies
1 Kestrel
7 TV
2 BV
Approx 28 Palm Warblers
Several Yellow-rumped Warblers
1 Ea Phoebe
Many sparrows - too far out to ID except for 3 Song Sparrows and 2 Savannah
Large
Seen from Galeville Town Park from 10:30 to 11:15am:
1 juv Bald Eagle
5 Northern Harriers - no males
1 Coopers Hawk
4 Sharpies
1 Kestrel
7 TV
2 BV
Approx 28 Palm Warblers
Several Yellow-rumped Warblers
1 Ea Phoebe
Many sparrows - too far out to ID except for 3 Song Sparrows and 2 Savannah
Large
Hi all,
The following message was posted on the E.A. Mearns Bird Club's yahoo
group site earlier today by Lynn Barber, President of Orange Audubon. Thought
it would be of interest to others.
Good morning. I live on Hoagerburgh Road in Wallkill which is such a scenic
road
Hi all,
The following message was posted on the E.A. Mearns Bird Club's yahoo
group site earlier today by Lynn Barber, President of Orange Audubon. Thought
it would be of interest to others.
Good morning. I live on Hoagerburgh Road in Wallkill which is such a scenic
road
This late afternoon at Shawangunk Grasslands NWR I saw one Rough-
legged Hawk; 6+ Northern Harriers including 3 gray ghosts flying and
hunting together; and 5+ Short-eared Owls.
I heard Barred Owls and caught sight of one flying close to the
parking area off Hogerburgh Road. Also heard a
This late afternoon at Shawangunk Grasslands NWR I saw one Rough-
legged Hawk; 6+ Northern Harriers including 3 gray ghosts flying and
hunting together; and 5+ Short-eared Owls.
I heard Barred Owls and caught sight of one flying close to the
parking area off Hogerburgh Road. Also heard a
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