2 Long-billed Dowitchers just flew in calling and landed behind me on the south
end of the East Pond. They are mixed in with 6 Dunlins.
The American White Pelican is still here loafing on the northern end.
"Posting promptly from the field"
風 Swift as as the wind
林 Quiet as the forest
火 Conquer
Joe Giunta and I (Sy Schiff) birded the East Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife
Refuge from Big Johns Pond. The WHITE PELICAN was at the very north end feeding
with Mute Swans. From that vantage point a scope is a necessity. The Pelican is
just a bit smaller than the swans and when facing away is
There's been virtually no waterfowl on river so far this fall but just now
between Scarborough and Phillips Manor (just north of Tarrytown) there was
winter plumaged horned grebe fairly close to shoreline. So riding south out of
Ossining or from points north check the river
L. Trachtenberg
For those of you interested. The American White Pelican (AWPE), found yesterday
by Ed Becher continue this AM on the East Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge.
Lots of other stuff to look at as well including good numbers of waterfowl to
sift through.
"Posting promptly from the field"
風 Swift
There's been virtually no waterfowl on river so far this fall but just now
between Scarborough and Phillips Manor (just north of Tarrytown) there was
winter plumaged horned grebe fairly close to shoreline. So riding south out of
Ossining or from points north check the river
L. Trachtenberg
For those of you interested. The American White Pelican (AWPE), found yesterday
by Ed Becher continue this AM on the East Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge.
Lots of other stuff to look at as well including good numbers of waterfowl to
sift through.
"Posting promptly from the field"
風 Swift
2 Long-billed Dowitchers just flew in calling and landed behind me on the south
end of the East Pond. They are mixed in with 6 Dunlins.
The American White Pelican is still here loafing on the northern end.
"Posting promptly from the field"
風 Swift as as the wind
林 Quiet as the forest
火 Conquer
Joe Giunta and I (Sy Schiff) birded the East Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife
Refuge from Big Johns Pond. The WHITE PELICAN was at the very north end feeding
with Mute Swans. From that vantage point a scope is a necessity. The Pelican is
just a bit smaller than the swans and when facing away is
