[nysbirds-l] Smith Point C.P. - Suffolk

2011-11-20 Thread Derek Rogers

A fairly slow day today at Smith Point with the exception of hundreds of 
northern gannets plunge diving in close proximity to the shore. Red-throated 
loons were also of note. The 15 ruddy ducks were in their usual location near 
the new fishing pier.

On the terrestrial side, we found 1 VESPER SPARROW perched on the fence near 
the handball courts. I managed to get great digiscope photos of the bird. Other 
notables include:

snow bunting
peregrine falcon
savannah sparrow

-Derek, Chris and Elizabeth Rogers




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[nysbirds-l] Smith Point C.P. - Suffolk

2011-11-20 Thread Derek Rogers

A fairly slow day today at Smith Point with the exception of hundreds of 
northern gannets plunge diving in close proximity to the shore. Red-throated 
loons were also of note. The 15 ruddy ducks were in their usual location near 
the new fishing pier.

On the terrestrial side, we found 1 VESPER SPARROW perched on the fence near 
the handball courts. I managed to get great digiscope photos of the bird. Other 
notables include:

snow bunting
peregrine falcon
savannah sparrow

-Derek, Chris and Elizabeth Rogers




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2) http://www.surfbirds.com/birdingmail/Group/NYSBirds-L
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