Pardon my error, but the Dune Road rail is a Clapper Rail. Thanks Hugh for the
Heads up! I'll check with the experts next time. Good Birding to all.
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Merrick, NY Lindenmere Drive just south of Merrick Road (40.653845,
-73.550378) had 38 black crowned night herons perched in the trees in over the
water west of the road. Same day I was on Everit Ave just east of Meadowview
Ave in Hewlett Harbor (40.638442, -73.691971) and saw 22 night herons
Our local newsletter/paper has indicated that Bald Eagles are nesting on the
Carmen's River in Shirley, NY. Has anyone seen this? If so, please give
location. There are a lot of Osprey stands in this area as seen in Wertheim on
the old trail - from a distance they can appear
Thank you
Eastbound Sunrise Highway (Rt. 27) in town of Brookhaven in Suffolk
county-about 1/4 mile before exit 58 where the Carmens River crosses under
highway.
BALD EAGLE kiting over highway. Hopefully part of the same pair scoping
nesting location down in Wertheim. I pulled off to watch it for a few
Signs of spring, family of 5 Ospreys circling and carrying nesting material.
Never thought I'd say a flock of Ospreys.
Grasses pretty matted, not much of note, a lone Black Crown Night Heron
standing in the grasses. Point east of coast guard station still littered
with Scoters.
Enjoy Spring!
St John's University west entrance off Montauk Hwy in Oakdale,NY.
All the way to end past theatre
Pair perched in dead tree across water.
I thought I was going to be viewing a pair of Ospreys. Nice look at a pair.
Anyone know of whether this is a nesting pair?
Matt Clements
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Long Tailed Duck 2 pair in harbor 1/2 mile before traffic circle heading cr 60
on left viewable from beach parking lot. Winter waterfowl snuck up fast! Same
location has great looks at scoters all winter but not here yet.
Lat 40.99854
Long 72.33290
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Patchogue lakes turning up good numbers of coot, scaup, ring necked, widgeon,
gadwall, a few wood duck, ruddy, hooded megansers, a few shovelers, pintail.
Canvasbacks and redheads absent, anyone know where they are? I've always found
a few the last several years in these lakes.
Matt
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Westhampton Beach.
Dune road just west of Ponquogue Bridge on north side. Very active, nice looks,
first time I've ever seen them on Long Island.
Matt Clements
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Several Purple Martins taking turns gathering clumps of mud and grass at the
northeast end of the island.
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Greetings,
In case the locals are not “sniped out” by now, there are currently 3 Wilson’s
Snipes sleeping at the north end of the island. All in a 5’ radius of each
other. Green Wing Teals continue as well. Good Day!
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Inappropriate to lobby one way or another. All we did was start an argument.
And I got lured in.
Keep posts to the list serve about birds. We can all make our own decisions and
judgements without any advisement.
Sorry to have contributed to the thread.
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> On Jan 4,
Inappropriate to lobby one way or another. All we did was start an argument.
And I got lured in.
Keep posts to the list serve about birds. We can all make our own decisions and
judgements without any advisement.
Sorry to have contributed to the thread.
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> On Jan 4,
Patchogue lakes turning up good numbers of coot, scaup, ring necked, widgeon,
gadwall, a few wood duck, ruddy, hooded megansers, a few shovelers, pintail.
Canvasbacks and redheads absent, anyone know where they are? I've always found
a few the last several years in these lakes.
Matt
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Westhampton Beach.
Dune road just west of Ponquogue Bridge on north side. Very active, nice looks,
first time I've ever seen them on Long Island.
Matt Clements
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Several Purple Martins taking turns gathering clumps of mud and grass at the
northeast end of the island.
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Greetings,
In case the locals are not “sniped out” by now, there are currently 3 Wilson’s
Snipes sleeping at the north end of the island. All in a 5’ radius of each
other. Green Wing Teals continue as well. Good Day!
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Hampton Bays, NY
>From Ponquogue bridge and west:
Sunday afternoon around 3:30 pm the Virginia Rail was very active on Dune Road
at the first road-side water on the north side of the road just west of Triton
Lane. Pardon the tardiness of this post.
Plenty of Harriers, a Kingfisher, medium
Pardon my error, but the Dune Road rail is a Clapper Rail. Thanks Hugh for the
Heads up! I'll check with the experts next time. Good Birding to all.
Matt
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Merrick, NY Lindenmere Drive just south of Merrick Road (40.653845,
-73.550378) had 38 black crowned night herons perched in the trees in over the
water west of the road. Same day I was on Everit Ave just east of Meadowview
Ave in Hewlett Harbor (40.638442, -73.691971) and saw 22 night herons
Our local newsletter/paper has indicated that Bald Eagles are nesting on the
Carmen's River in Shirley, NY. Has anyone seen this? If so, please give
location. There are a lot of Osprey stands in this area as seen in Wertheim on
the old trail - from a distance they can appear
Thank you
Eastbound Sunrise Highway (Rt. 27) in town of Brookhaven in Suffolk
county-about 1/4 mile before exit 58 where the Carmens River crosses under
highway.
BALD EAGLE kiting over highway. Hopefully part of the same pair scoping
nesting location down in Wertheim. I pulled off to watch it for a few
Signs of spring, family of 5 Ospreys circling and carrying nesting material.
Never thought I'd say a "flock" of Ospreys.
Grasses pretty matted, not much of note, a lone Black Crown Night Heron
standing in the grasses. Point east of coast guard station still littered
with Scoters.
Enjoy Spring!
St John's University west entrance off Montauk Hwy in Oakdale,NY.
All the way to end past theatre
Pair perched in dead tree across water.
I thought I was going to be viewing a pair of Ospreys. Nice look at a pair.
Anyone know of whether this is a nesting pair?
Matt Clements
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Long Tailed Duck 2 pair in harbor 1/2 mile before traffic circle heading cr 60
on left viewable from beach parking lot. Winter waterfowl snuck up fast! Same
location has great looks at scoters all winter but not here yet.
Lat 40.99854
Long 72.33290
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