Just forwarding a message that my friend in Scarsdale had a Barred Owl in her
yard the other night calling and flying around. It was probably going after
the rabbits running around her yard. She's had Great Horneds before but never
a Barred. Nice yard bird.
Andrew Andrew v. F. Block
On the way back from a NYSOA field trip in Long Lake, Robert Buckert (young
birder) and I stopped by what appears to be an under birded county-
Jefferson, except for a few individuals. We saw a number of species,
probably the most exciting for me were Trumpeter Swans at Perch River. I
believe
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Actually Jefferson County is well birder by North Country Standards Compared to
Lewis or St Lawrence areas outside of the Blue Line Jefferson has a fair number
of Active birders Perch River was the first place in the State where Trumpeter
Swans became established Expanding from the
Great news.
Lynn Bergmeyer, Greece NY
On Feb 13, 2018 5:57 PM, "Gerald Smith" wrote:
> Actually Jefferson County is well birder by North Country Standards
> Compared to Lewis or St Lawrence areas outside of the Blue Line Jefferson
> has a fair number of Active birders Perch
This afternoon there were 4 male green-winged teal in the north pond at swan
river preserve. A great blue heron was seen in the southern pond.
- Luke
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Spent a short time at HLSP this afternoon, there were at least 15
(conservative, probably more as some birds were a bit too far for me to
make out) Common Mergansers on Hempstead Lake with some nice looking
drakes. There was also a single male Redhead on South Pond towards the
south end..
Mike
Just forwarding a message that my friend in Scarsdale had a Barred Owl in her
yard the other night calling and flying around. It was probably going after
the rabbits running around her yard. She's had Great Horneds before but never
a Barred. Nice yard bird.
Andrew Andrew v. F. Block
On the way back from a NYSOA field trip in Long Lake, Robert Buckert (young
birder) and I stopped by what appears to be an under birded county-
Jefferson, except for a few individuals. We saw a number of species,
probably the most exciting for me were Trumpeter Swans at Perch River. I
believe
Actually Jefferson County is well birder by North Country Standards Compared to
Lewis or St Lawrence areas outside of the Blue Line Jefferson has a fair number
of Active birders Perch River was the first place in the State where Trumpeter
Swans became established Expanding from the
Great news.
Lynn Bergmeyer, Greece NY
On Feb 13, 2018 5:57 PM, "Gerald Smith" wrote:
> Actually Jefferson County is well birder by North Country Standards
> Compared to Lewis or St Lawrence areas outside of the Blue Line Jefferson
> has a fair number of Active birders Perch River was the first
This afternoon there were 4 male green-winged teal in the north pond at swan
river preserve. A great blue heron was seen in the southern pond.
- Luke
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME.htm
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsRULES.htm
Spent a short time at HLSP this afternoon, there were at least 15
(conservative, probably more as some birds were a bit too far for me to
make out) Common Mergansers on Hempstead Lake with some nice looking
drakes. There was also a single male Redhead on South Pond towards the
south end..
Mike
THE MESSENGER — A DOCUMENTARY SCREENING
*BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY, CENTRAL BRANCH AT GRAND ARMY PLAZA*Tuesday
FEBRUARY 20 @ 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Join the Brooklyn Bird Club and NYC Audubon to learn about the many
conservation issues threatening migratory birds as we screen The Messenger,
the
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