at jones beach and point lookout here in NY my impression was that
there were still ample goldenrods back along the roadways and (at Pt
Lookout) along the shore of Jones Inlet All with nary a monarch on
them on my last few visits. I think 4 or 5 monarchs was the most I saw
on any single visit
Hi all,
While at work today a text alert came in on NYNYBIRD. A Lark Sparrow had
been found by an Anonymous user. I was lucky to arrive just before sunset
and with the help of David Barrett, and using his binoculars, I saw the
bird at 6:15pm.
Also a White-crowned was in the mixed flock of
On the North Fork of Long Island we have had abundant Seaside
Goldenrod, but a real scarcity of Monarchs feeding and resting on
them. Last year the Monarchs arrived while the Goldenrod was not
quite blooming; this year the Goldenrod is waiting but devoid of
Monarchs.We miss them
- RBA
* New York
* Buffalo
* 10/10/2013
* NYBU1310.10
- Birds mentioned
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Please submit reports to
dsu...@buffaloornithologicalsociety.org
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BROWN BOOBY
NORTHERN GANNET
PARASITIC JAEGER
NELSON'S
Hi all,
I apologize for not providing the detailed descriptions of the location of
the Lark Sparrow that I reported re-finding earlier. The Lark Sparrow was
found this morning on the Great Hill in Central Park by other birders.
Someone (I don't know who) sent out a text alert to NYNYBIRD (the text
Hi everybody,
Tomas Lundquist and I had the Lark Sparrow this morning at the Great Hill
of Central Park, and I tried to text it out when we had it but failed (I am
not quite a tech-savvy birder yet I guess). When I got home and read about
how to text it out, I did, but I didn't realize there was
at jones beach and point lookout here in NY my impression was that
there were still ample goldenrods back along the roadways and (at Pt
Lookout) along the shore of Jones Inlet All with nary a monarch on
them on my last few visits. I think 4 or 5 monarchs was the most I saw
on any single visit
We also have lots of golden rod and have seen Monarchs. 3 years ago in Cape
May, 3rd week in September, we saw thousands of them- over the water, binocular
view, and on the golden rod or other flowers. We went there for bird migrants,
but. Pete Dunne even mentioned them in a report. It was
Hi all,
While at work today a text alert came in on NYNYBIRD. A Lark Sparrow had
been found by an "Anonymous user." I was lucky to arrive just before sunset
and with the help of David Barrett, and using his binoculars, I saw the
bird at 6:15pm.
Also a White-crowned was in the mixed flock of
On the North Fork of Long Island we have had abundant Seaside
Goldenrod, but a real scarcity of Monarchs feeding and resting on
them. Last year the Monarchs arrived while the Goldenrod was not
quite blooming; this year the Goldenrod is waiting but devoid of
Monarchs.We miss them
- RBA
* New York
* Buffalo
* 10/10/2013
* NYBU1310.10
- Birds mentioned
---
Please submit reports to
dsu...@buffaloornithologicalsociety.org
---
BROWN BOOBY
NORTHERN GANNET
PARASITIC JAEGER
NELSON'S
Hi all,
I apologize for not providing the detailed descriptions of the location of
the Lark Sparrow that I reported re-finding earlier. The Lark Sparrow was
found this morning on the Great Hill in Central Park by other birders.
Someone (I don't know who) sent out a text alert to NYNYBIRD (the text
Hi everybody,
Tomas Lundquist and I had the Lark Sparrow this morning at the Great Hill
of Central Park, and I tried to text it out when we had it but failed (I am
not quite a tech-savvy birder yet I guess). When I got home and read about
how to text it out, I did, but I didn't realize there was
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