Tim Dunn and I found two singing Seaside Sparrows yesterday (Sunday) morning at
Gardiner County Park. Also present were a Marsh Wren, at least seven Willets,
Least Sandpipers, and Laughing Gulls.
Bob Grover
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Monday, 30 April, 2012 - Bryant Park, [mid-town] Manhattan, N.Y. City
A male PROTHONOTARY Warbler continues on for at least the eighth
straight day in Bryant Park. The Protho. was in the southwest portion
of the park, mainly in London Plane trees as it's been most of the
time there.
For this last day of April 2012, migration certainly has kicked up a
notch or three... and N.Y. City is already closing in on having 30
species of wood-warblers distributed around its five boroughs/
counties, with a reliable report of a Kentucky warbler singing in a
part of Prospect Park
Anthony Collerton texted to NYNYBIRD that he had yellow-throated w at
Azalea Pond. Anyone know anything about it?
Sent from my iPhone
On Apr 30, 2012, at 1:01 PM, Tom Fiore tom...@earthlink.net wrote:
For this last day of April 2012, migration certainly has kicked up a notch
or three... and
Indeed, the NYC Audubon Bryant Park tour got lucky this morning between 8-9 AM,
getting great views of the Prothonotary. He was singing loudly, first very
high, then lower in the plane trees along the southern side of the park. There
was also a singing male Yellow Warbler BW Warbler, several
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Dates(s):
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and Montezuma Wetlands Complex (MWC)
The Golden-winged Warbler at Crocheron Park in Queens this evening:
http://1birds.com/golden-winged-warbler-at-crocheron-park-queens.htm
Congrats to Eric Miller for the great find (made, I might add, because he was
out walking his dog).
Also, a stop at the rapidly dwindling waterhole in
Hello all,
I've been getting a few questions about the NYNYBIRD (Manhattan) text alert
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Today 4/30/12
Mine Rd.
Yellow Warbler
4- Blue-winged Warbler
Warbling Vireo
Black and White Warbler
Lemmon Rd. Doodletown
Cerulean Warbler
2- Magnolia Warbler
2- Hooded Warbler
Black-throated Green Warbler
Curt McDermott
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Tim Dunn and I found two singing Seaside Sparrows yesterday (Sunday) morning at
Gardiner County Park. Also present were a Marsh Wren, at least seven Willets,
Least Sandpipers, and Laughing Gulls.
Bob Grover
Please consider the environment before printing this email
Monday, 30 April, 2012 - Bryant Park, [mid-town] Manhattan, N.Y. City
A male PROTHONOTARY Warbler continues on for at least the eighth
straight day in Bryant Park. The Protho. was in the southwest portion
of the park, mainly in London Plane trees as it's been most of the
time there.
Eric Miller, just called to report a *Golden-winged Warbler* at Crocheron
Park, which is in Bayside Queens. Heard and seen on the eastern end of the
park near the gazebos. Good luck if you go!
Andrew Baksh
Queens, NY
www.birdingdude.blogspot.com
"Always treat people as ends in themselves,
For this last day of April 2012, migration certainly has kicked up a
notch or three... and N.Y. City is already "closing in" on having 30
species of wood-warblers distributed around its five boroughs/
counties, with a reliable report of a Kentucky warbler singing in a
part of Prospect Park
Anthony Collerton texted to NYNYBIRD that he had yellow-throated w at
Azalea Pond. Anyone know anything about it?
Sent from my iPhone
On Apr 30, 2012, at 1:01 PM, Tom Fiore wrote:
For this last day of April 2012, migration certainly has kicked up a notch
or three... and N.Y. City is already
Indeed, the NYC Audubon Bryant Park tour got lucky this morning between 8-9 AM,
getting great views of the Prothonotary. He was singing loudly, first very
high, then lower in the plane trees along the southern side of the park. There
was also a singing male Yellow Warbler & B Warbler, several
Relocated periodically through 6:15, though possibly remaining hidden in the
same tree much of the time. The actual spot is not all that close to the
gazebos. Some more specific directions: Park by the western end of the pond.
There is a walkway with shallow steps that goes up the hill. At the end
RBA
* New York
* Syracuse
* April 30, 2012
* NYSY 04.30.12
Hotline: Syracuse Rare bird Alert
Dates(s):
April 23, 2012 - April 30, 2012
to report by e-mail: brinjoseph AT yahoo.com
covering upstate NY counties: Cayuga, Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
and Montezuma Wetlands Complex (MWC)
The Golden-winged Warbler at Crocheron Park in Queens this evening:
http://1birds.com/golden-winged-warbler-at-crocheron-park-queens.htm
Congrats to Eric Miller for the great find (made, I might add, because he was
out walking his dog).
Also, a stop at the rapidly dwindling waterhole in
Hello all,
I've been getting a few questions about the NYNYBIRD (Manhattan) text alert
system in the past few days. To answer these questions and clarify a few
things I have written up a page of How To, and Do's and Don'ts. Please take
a moment and read this page if you want to subscribe. If you
Today 4/30/12
Mine Rd.
Yellow Warbler
4- Blue-winged Warbler
Warbling Vireo
Black and White Warbler
Lemmon Rd. Doodletown
Cerulean Warbler
2- Magnolia Warbler
2- Hooded Warbler
Black-throated Green Warbler
Curt McDermott
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Monday, 30 April, 2012 - Manhattan, N.Y. City
Migrant diversity increased somewhat today, even as some (but
apparently not all) species noted Sunday lingered on. As an indicator
of some of the activity, wood-warbler numbers were up to at least 24
species in Manhattan, with as many as 18
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