Interesting...I'm curious how the timing of the NC wreck compared to the
one in NY - was it also within a day or two, and was it close to Jun 18th?
In thinking about this, and in speaking with Joe when he was writing the NY
Times article, I brought up the need for good baseline data. Based on the
Just another rainy day in paradise! Tourist season is in full swing in the
Adirondacks, but I feel bad for people vacationing this week with more
rainy, cool weather.
Red Crossbills are widespread and singing. They have been feeding on
Tamarack cones. I have recordings that I'll send to
Most of the shorebirds that were on the pond over the weekend have pulled out.
Only 7 species observed this AM in very low numbers.
White-rumped Sandpiper (1), Short-billed Dowitcher (10), Spotted Sandpiper (2),
Greater Yellowlegs (3), Lesser Yellowlegs (7), Semipalmated Sandpiper (50),
Least
Just another rainy day in paradise! Tourist season is in full swing in the
Adirondacks, but I feel bad for people vacationing this week with more
rainy, cool weather.
Red Crossbills are widespread and singing. They have been feeding on
Tamarack cones. I have recordings that I'll send to
Interesting...I'm curious how the timing of the NC wreck compared to the
one in NY - was it also within a day or two, and was it close to Jun 18th?
In thinking about this, and in speaking with Joe when he was writing the NY
Times article, I brought up the need for good baseline data. Based on the
Most of the shorebirds that were on the pond over the weekend have pulled out.
Only 7 species observed this AM in very low numbers.
White-rumped Sandpiper (1), Short-billed Dowitcher (10), Spotted Sandpiper (2),
Greater Yellowlegs (3), Lesser Yellowlegs (7), Semipalmated Sandpiper (50),
Least
