Hi Phil
If you haven't read it, I'd highly recommend Bernd Heinrich's 'Ravens in
Winter'.
It's one of the most thorough studies on ravens and has a wealth of great
science (and great anecdotes)... - both in terms of wintering strategies,
and his big discoveries on recruitment and social behavior.
*** THE LINNAEAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK - MEETING PROGRAM - AMERICAN MUSEUM OF
NATURAL HISTORY, NEW YORK CITY ***
Tomorrow (February 9, 2016) the evening program of the LSNY will reflect on
two equally fascinating topics, climate change and its impact on a group
enigmatic birds of the southern
A Common Raven that I encountered on Sandy Hook (NJ) this past Saturday was
seen to fly north over Raritan Bay towards NYC. With recent sightings on
the eastern shore of Staten Island and also at Gravesend Bay/Coney Island
it's interesting to consider just how much ground individual Ravens might
Central Park NYC
Sunday February 7, 2016
OBS: Robert DeCandido, Deborah Allen, m.ob. on bird walk
Many thanks to Jeff Ward, Carine Mitchell, Karen Evans, Peter Haskel, Xander
Vitarelli, Nell Semel, and Tom Ahlf for spotting so many of the birds on
Sunday's walk.
Canada Goose - many
2/8/16 Long Lake (Hamilton Co.) & Route 421 (St. Lawrence Co.)
Late this morning, I found a newly killed male Red Crossbill (still warm) in
Route 30 near the end of Sabattis Road in Long Lake. I've observed a pair
gritting at this spot several times and it was disturbing to find the male
On 27 Dec 2003, Pat Lindsay and I observed an adult Barnacle Goose and a hybrid
juvenile Barnacle Goose x Canada/Cackling Goose at what we used to call the
"Grumman Pond"--the pond on the north side of Grumman Blvd, near the entrance.
This is in central Suffolk County, LI.
I can't find a
A Common Raven that I encountered on Sandy Hook (NJ) this past Saturday was
seen to fly north over Raritan Bay towards NYC. With recent sightings on
the eastern shore of Staten Island and also at Gravesend Bay/Coney Island
it's interesting to consider just how much ground individual Ravens might
Hi Phil
If you haven't read it, I'd highly recommend Bernd Heinrich's 'Ravens in
Winter'.
It's one of the most thorough studies on ravens and has a wealth of great
science (and great anecdotes)... - both in terms of wintering strategies,
and his big discoveries on recruitment and social behavior.
Central Park NYC
Sunday February 7, 2016
OBS: Robert DeCandido, Deborah Allen, m.ob. on bird walk
Many thanks to Jeff Ward, Carine Mitchell, Karen Evans, Peter Haskel, Xander
Vitarelli, Nell Semel, and Tom Ahlf for spotting so many of the birds on
Sunday's walk.
Canada Goose - many
2/8/16 Long Lake (Hamilton Co.) & Route 421 (St. Lawrence Co.)
Late this morning, I found a newly killed male Red Crossbill (still warm) in
Route 30 near the end of Sabattis Road in Long Lake. I've observed a pair
gritting at this spot several times and it was disturbing to find the male
On 27 Dec 2003, Pat Lindsay and I observed an adult Barnacle Goose and a hybrid
juvenile Barnacle Goose x Canada/Cackling Goose at what we used to call the
"Grumman Pond"--the pond on the north side of Grumman Blvd, near the entrance.
This is in central Suffolk County, LI.
I can't find a
*** THE LINNAEAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK - MEETING PROGRAM - AMERICAN MUSEUM OF
NATURAL HISTORY, NEW YORK CITY ***
Tomorrow (February 9, 2016) the evening program of the LSNY will reflect on
two equally fascinating topics, climate change and its impact on a group
enigmatic birds of the southern
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