The Ross’s Goose continues at the north end of Baisley Pond Park.
Good Birding,
Corey Finger
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The Ross’s Goose was not present on the pond for the past hour or so, but
Miriam and I just found it on the large ball field south of the pond across
Rockaway Boulevard, which is apparently still part of the park according to
maps. We got a nice vantage point from 150th Street. While I was typin
On Tuesday, January 9th, the Linnaean Society of New York’s 2018 Speaker
Program will feature two new presentations.
6:00 pm – Understanding and Conserving Hawaii’s Avifauna – Jacob Drucker
The Hawaiian Islands are the most remote archipelago in the world. This has
shaped their natural history
I checked several known fresh water spots in South East Queens this morning
finding all them either frozen over or almost frozen.
Just for anyone interested in the spots, here is a summary: Springfield Park -
Frozen Over
Idlewild Preserve - Frozen Over
Brookville Park - the pond is almost froze
Found this afternoon by Eric Miller in the pond by Douglaston Parkway and the
L.I.E. The bird was still on the pond with many Canadas when we left at 4PM.
Other notable species include Redhead, Lesser Scaup and Rusty Blackbird.
Jeff Ritter
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This afternoon I drove the length of Dune road and spent a little time at
the inlet. It was dead low tide at the inlet and there were a lot of ducks
feeding and getting out of the wind on the western side. Most appeared to
be red-breasted mergansers, but there were also surf scoters, black scoter
