Currently on the half frozen van courtland lake in the middle of 400 Canadian
geese is one lone greater white-fronted goose,also one snow goose
recurring.walk past the club house were they rent the cart along the shore
towards the golf course entrance.views off the path off of the fence are
After arriving too late to see the White Pelican on Mill Pond in Sayville,
while heading west on Montauk Hwy, we saw two adult Bald Eagles, on a nest atop
the communication tower easily seen from the corner of Hanson and Montauk Hwy.
Eileen Schwinn
Mike Higgiston
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We are enjoying some unprecedented views of 23 Wilson Snipe (snipes?) foraging
in Georgica Cove , along with one green winged teal, multiple hooded
mergansers, 4 killdeer and 150++ Canada Geese. Also present at our feeders is
a Baltimore Oriole. Nice birding for January at Cove Hollow Farm!
Today, between ~ 4:30 & 4:45 P.M. there were ~ 34 turkey Vultures in the
spruce trees located between the 1st & 2nd houses on the w/s of Griffing
Ave,just s/o. Lincoln St., as well as 7 T.V's. on the chimney of the
Roanoke Ave Elementary School.
Cheers,
Bob
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While making a brief stop at Twin Lakes Co. Park in Eastchester I found a Gray
Catbird and female Eastern Towhee amongst a flock of sparrows. Nice to see the
catbirds around this time of year. It and a mockingbird were feeding on rose
hips.
Andrew
Andrew v. F. Block
Consulting Naturalist
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Currently on the half frozen van courtland lake in the middle of 400 Canadian
geese is one lone greater white-fronted goose,also one snow goose
recurring.walk past the club house were they rent the cart along the shore
towards the golf course entrance.views off the path off of the fence are
After arriving too late to see the White Pelican on Mill Pond in Sayville,
while heading west on Montauk Hwy, we saw two adult Bald Eagles, on a nest atop
the communication tower easily seen from the corner of Hanson and Montauk Hwy.
Eileen Schwinn
Mike Higgiston
Sent from my iPhone
--
We are enjoying some unprecedented views of 23 Wilson Snipe (snipes?) foraging
in Georgica Cove , along with one green winged teal, multiple hooded
mergansers, 4 killdeer and 150++ Canada Geese. Also present at our feeders is
a Baltimore Oriole. Nice birding for January at Cove Hollow Farm!
While making a brief stop at Twin Lakes Co. Park in Eastchester I found a Gray
Catbird and female Eastern Towhee amongst a flock of sparrows. Nice to see the
catbirds around this time of year. It and a mockingbird were feeding on rose
hips.
Andrew
Andrew v. F. Block
Consulting Naturalist
20
Today, between ~ 4:30 & 4:45 P.M. there were ~ 34 turkey Vultures in the
spruce trees located between the 1st & 2nd houses on the w/s of Griffing
Ave,just s/o. Lincoln St., as well as 7 T.V's. on the chimney of the
Roanoke Ave Elementary School.
Cheers,
Bob
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NYSbirds-L List Info:
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