Previously reported Red-necked Phalaropes not relocated this morning, checked
Sound view Dunes park & Goldsmiths Inlet
Mike & Lynne Scheibel
Brookhaven NY
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Good views of Buff-breasted & Baird's now in plowed field along west of road,
along with many Killdeer. Etc( no Golden Plover)
Mike & Lynne Scheibel
Brookhaven NY
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A few people emailed me about the Orchard Beach Puddles in Pelham Bay Park. No
Whimbrels present now, a few Semipals and a Lesser Yellowlegs in the SW puddle.
Looks like puddle birding might be winding down.
Jack Rothman, Bronx Brendan Keogh.
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Having been told that the water level in the managed pond in Nannahagan
Park in Pleasantville had mysteriously dropped, we went to take a look at
about 11AM. On the newly exposed mudflats near the little pedestrian bridge
at the south (bottom) end of the pond, we saw (sticking close to a lone
Spott
Addendum: Nannahagen Park is located on Lake Street, off Broadway (Route
141) between Pleasantville and Thornwood. If you're looking for the bird,
you can park in the lot for the town pool, which is located just before the
park, and then walk to the other end of the (small) pond to the mudflat
wher
Karlo Mirth just called to report that he had 2 Hudsonian Godwits on the South
End of the East Pond before they flushed. He is still there hoping to relocate
them.
Cheers,
"I prefer to be true to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule of
others, rather than to be false,
Group of Birders at Nannahagen now for about hour total. Just Least and two
Solitary Sandpiper.
> On Sep 2, 2017, at 2:56 PM, Joseph Wallace wrote:
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> Addendum: Nannahagen Park is located on Lake Street, off Broadway (Route 141)
> between Pleasantville and Thornwood. If you're looking for th
We were approached by a wandering gang of young adults in Central Park
today, wearing T-shirts.
"Are you watching birds?" one asked, a bit too directly.
"Yes," I replied, hesitantly.
"Okay, stand up there, and lift your binoculars...We're on a scavenger hunt
and we need a photo of bird watcher
There was an adult Bridled Tern this afternoon on Great Gull Island, at the
eastern end of Long Island Sound. I have posted a picture on the New York
Birders Facebook group.
Joe DiCostanzo
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I was there too around 4:00 - 5:00 and saw only Least and Solitary. I've
posted a photo of the Least to the New York Birders facebook page.
Bob LewisSleepy Hollow NY
On Saturday, September 2, 2017, 4:29:56 PM EDT, Anne Swaim
wrote:
Group of Birders at Nannahagen now for about hour t
Alas. For what it's worth, a friend I texted before I could post hurried
over there and saw nothing at all except some big dogs frolicking on the
shore and an annoyed heron.
My wife and I weren't able to get any pics (we hadn't even expected to be
birding, and didn't want to chase after it), so we
Nice shot in NY Birders! No, not what we saw, but no way to confirm :(
Thanks, and sorry.
Joe
On Sat, Sep 2, 2017 at 6:44 PM, Robert Lewis wrote:
> I was there too around 4:00 - 5:00 and saw only Least and Solitary. I've
> posted a photo of the Least to the New York Birders facebook page.
Around 4:30pm I spotted a Nightjar in the trees from the path just south from
Captain's Bench in the Rambles - it could be observed on a dead branch sticking
out from the tallest tree to the west about 3/4 of the way up. Although at a
distance, it seemed the size of Whippoorwill and greyish str
Central Park, NYC
Saturday, September 2, 2017
OBS: Robert DeCandido, PhD, Deborah Allen, m.ob.
Highlights: 16 Species of Wood Warblers including Mourning, Cape May,
Blackburnian, & Tennessee warblers, plus Olive-sided Flycatcher.
Mallard - 33 Conservatory Water, at least 10 on Turtle Pond
Mou
All,
Once again, the gravel bars on the Susquehanna River are yielding some
great shorebirds from this park in Johnson City Broome County!
Late this afternoon, I found a juvenile AMERICAN GOLDEN-PLOVER
on the gravel bars easily seen from the yellow sign in William Hill Park
not far from the
Heading home after a short and very quiet shorebird outing in the "Golden
Trapezium" area (Doctor's Path, Sound Ave, Route 105 and Northville Tpke)
I did find a FOS Merlin perched in a snag overlooking the horse pasture on
the s/s of Middle Rd., between Northville Tpke and Ostrander Ave. As I was
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