Yeah, yeah, but there it was.photographed at Croton Point Park last week.
(It was reported to have a leg band)
So be on the lookout if you want to add a species to your questionable state
or county list. Hey it will look good on your eBird list (but only to you).
The next question is: How
I haven't seen a post as yet, but I had a phone call about an hour ago
relaying that a TEMMICK'S STINT was found on/near Dune Road on eastern Long
Island.
I'm sure there will be a lot more to share about this by the finder and
other observers. But in the meanwhile I thought it important to put
Just in case folks are visiting or passing through The Greene County, south
of Albany, this FREE brochure may be useful in finding a good lunch
break/birding spot off I-87 (NYS Thruway).
BIRDWATCHING IN GREENE COUNTY, NY
Is available, did I say FREE?, from
Greene County Tourism
What is a TARROCK?
I did a search for that word and came up with a couple of photos of what
looked like Common Terns taken at St. Petersburg, Russia.
But, looking at the text, I assume this reference was to Black-legged
Kittiwakes.
I recall problem with off-beat names for birds in the
Forwarding as requested:
Fort Miller is on the Hudson River, northeast of Saratoga Springs, NY.
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore,
The Greener County,
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I put some somewhat OK photos of the Swainson's Hawk on my blog page:
http://blog.timesunion.com/birding
The neat thing is that I caught some lucky shots of the bird in rather
dramatic or picturesque poses.
There will be some outstanding photos coming up from photographers with far
I stopped by the Coxsackie Boat Launch Park this afternoon and found 2
ICELAND GULLS, both immatures. There were also about 75 Herring gulls, 10
Great Black-backed Gulls, and 10 Ring-billed Gulls. As happens each evening,
at one time, all the gulls took flight and flew off to their night roost -
Please . What time??? A group of us is planning to come down from
upstate on Saturday. Any tips especially relating to time, location, or tide
would be very useful to us to maximize our chances of success - and avoid
hypothermia in the process - if possible.
Thanks
Rich Guthrie
New
Andy called a while ago to report that the MEW GULL was present this morning
at about 8 o'clock, out on the water about 100 yards north of the Bay 16th
Street crosswalk. At about 8 15, it flew eastward, inland with a group of
Ring-bills.
I've heard some speculation that that departure is
As reported a while ago, I came on a HERRING GULL wearing a color marked leg
band (E-51)at the Coxsackie Boat Launch, Greene County, NY back in November
last year.
I reported it to the Bird Banding Lab
(http://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/BBL/homepage/call800.htm).
This one came from Strachan
There are at least THREE Robert Moses State Parks.
The one on Long Island, another at Niagara Falls, and yet another at
Massena.
Each one offers great birding opportunities.
There are also several Robert Moses Parkways.
The Power Broker sure had a way to spread his influence (and
Hundreds , no, a thousand or more, SNOW GEESE going by New Baltimore in many
big flocks since dusk.
The first flock that I saw go by before dark had over 600 geese in it
(actually waves of skeins going over)
I hear them via my monitor; flight, followed by flight.
Neat
Rich Guthrie
I should like to point out that the Black Vulture has been increasing in
numbers here in the upper Hudson Valley of New York.
Over the recent decade, the numbers have gone from zero to double digits
with large roosts popping up in several locations including New Paltz
(Ulster Co.), Hudson
I received a phone call from a friend who reports that a WHITE PELICAN was
seen on the Hudson River at Coeymans, Albany County, this morning, June 11.
Although, not birders, this guy and his buddies had good close looks at the
bird and gave a good description of what one would expect. They
Into the woods with a camera, eh? Here we go again.
I wish the photographers would do a better job at self policing. They know
one another. There is a tendency for them to share information.
Perhaps when those once-in-a-lifetime shots are displayed, the hard
questions should be asked:
Not surprising, and after much anticipation, I was able to confirm the
successful nesting of the Mississippi Kites in the Town of Root, Montgomery
County today. I was fortunate to get a video of the parent bird bringing
food to a begging fledgling. I'll post a few of the photos on my blog in the
Yesterday, I posted a note about a Red-throated Loon that I thought I'd
found at Tomhannock Reservoir.
I had first spotted the bird from the east side of the reservoir (where
Croll Road comes in). it was way across the water, by the opposite shore.
My first inclination was that it was a
To reiterate, a Hatch Year (HY) female RUFOUS HUMMINGBIRD has been coming to
a feeder in Balston Lake, Saratoga County, NY for a few weeks. For the
record, I learned about it just this morning.
The address is # 1010, Rt 50, Balston Lake, NY. There is a long driveway
going to the house which is
I'm planning to be down there tomorrow (Saturday).
I'm wondering if anyone has put out cracked corn to keep this little guy
committed to one or two areas.
I expect I (we) will be there by about 10 AM.
Others from up this way will be leaving later and arriving later.
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore,
The previously reported (thanks Will Nancy) nicely marked adult LESSER
BLACK-BACKED GULL was still present at the Coxsackie Boat Launch this
morning (~10 AM). Also, an immature ICELAND GULL was amongst the 800 or so
mixed flock of gulls on the ice next to the parking area.
There was also an
I did my bit for the waterfowl count yesterday. along the Hudson River from
southern Albany County to southern Greene County.
Except for a small stretch near Catskill, the river was completely frozen
over. I spent an inordinate amount of time searching that one small stretch
of open water.
At noon today, I found a MERLIN perched on a tall willow near the
intersection of Farm to Market and Johnny Cake Road (quaint names, eh?) in
Coxsackie, The Greene County.
It flew off in an unknown direction while I wasn't looking.
I'll post a photo on hm birds website.
There was also a
A pleasant walk out to the lighthouse late this afternoon - through a rather
intense snow squall that soon turned out to be a pleasant sunsnow shower:
Observer: Richard Guthrie
Location: Saugerties Lighthouse, Ulster County
Observation date: 2/12/11
Time: 3:30 - 5:00 PM
Number
Note that Youth Hunting Weekend begins this Saturday.
From a NYS DEC press release:
SPRING TURKEY SEASON OPENS MAY 1
Youth Turkey Hunting Weekend Set for April 23-24
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC)
Commissioner Joe Martens today
There were 8 RED-NECKED GREBES 4 HORNED GREBES at the Coxsackie Boat
Launch this afternoon (Saturday, April 23, 2011). They were mostly all in
breeding plumage. Aside from 1 immature BALD EAGLE there wasn't much else of
note present.
Yesterday, at the Coxsackie Grasslands, there were 8 WILSON
I stopped by the Ames site where Henslow's Sparrow had been reported.
Although likely an element of my timing (roughly 11 AM to noon), I did not
see the sparrow;
What I did see disturbed me. Is it here we go again?
I saw numerous trails that suggested that people were walking into the
This evening (5 PM, Sunday August 21), I watched a CASPIAN TERN fly south
down the Hudson River at the Coxsackie Boat Launch. It kept going.
Later (6 PM) I found a SANDHILL CRANE in a newly planted potato field on the
south side of Farm to Market (aka Co Rt. 57), just south of the village of
Just a heads-up - for most of New York State (north of Long Island) Canada
Goose hunting season opens tomorrow - SEPT. 1st and runs through SEPT.
25TH.
Keep that in mind if you are going out birding this weekend.
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore
The Greene County
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Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2011 9:10 PM
To: Richard Guthrie
Cc: Fred Baumgarten; NYSBirds-L@cornell.edu
Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Wheatear Question
Hi Fred and Rich,
Here's a Google Map
Forwarding this good sighting report of SWAINSON'S HAWK, Monroe Co., NY
Rich Guthrie
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Sent: Saturday, October 01, 2011 1:14 PM
To:
This morning I came across a SAY'S PHOEBE at the Coxsackie Grasslands, off
Rt 9-W in The Greene County. [about 1 mile south of Twy Exit 21-B]
The bird was actively feeding and flying about with a southerly directional
tendency before I left the vicinity to avoid chasing it as it was very
Thank you, Angus. And, may I add that prompt posting if the bird is
relocated in the morning would be appreciated by those of us who couldn't
get down there today. I, for one, am putting my plans for tomorrow on hold,
pending any early reports that come up from the front.
Rich Guthrie
New
Bill Lee and I arrived from upstate NY at about 2 30 PM Jan 2nd. There were
about a dozen birders looking in from the parking lot north loop road when we
got there. Nobody was “on” the bird when we arrived, so we joined in the vigil,
watching from the paved road surface (which included one
At noon, on Tuesday, March 13, I watched a C. Raven fly up from a downtown
parking lot in White Plains, Westchester County. That was unusual in itself,
but in addition, the bird was carrying a big bit of food (looked like a
bagel or roll) as if flew off. I watched it continue on as it disappeared
I just (10 AM March 17th) received a phone call from a driver on I-90 who
reports having seen a SNOWY OWL on the power station just south of the
highway on the Rensselaer side of the Hudson River (Albany/Rensselaer
Counties). While this is an excellent area for a Snowy Owl to hang out, a
bit of
Sorry for the short notice:
Those within the WAMC (NE Public Radio) listening area may be interested in
tuning in this afternoon as Marshall Iliff of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
will join me to discuss eBird on the Vox-Pop call-in radio show from 2 PM
to 3 PM. He will be on about 2:20. For
Here is additional information about finding the Bullocks Oriole:
From Myndy:
I checked Google and there are some fuzzy areas... so I am attaching a
map. Birders should go the the end of the pavement on Kiwassa Lake Road and
turn left (Look for the Hemlock Lane Sign). Then drive down
Just in (10:30 AM, April 14)
Word from Saranac Lake is that the BULLOCK'S ORIOLE has not been seen so far
today.
Updates will be forthcoming as appropriate.
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore
The Greening County
New York
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Good Morning;
As with other corvids, do ravens sometimes find extended family (or
outsiders?) joining a nesting pair to help during the fledgling nest
stages?
If so, the third bird may be a visiting parent.
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore,
The Greening County
New York
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Sure, we'll show you the money..
Check out this article in today's Albany Times Union:
http://www.timesunion.com/business/article/It-s-in-the-cards-Watching-birds-
touted-as-big-3547131.php#photo-2917517
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New Baltimore
The Greener County
New York
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Apologies in advance for the cross-posting, but there are some who subscribe
to just one or two lists.
Here's a heads-up: The early Canada Goose hunting season opens for most of
New York State tomorrow, Sept. 1st. The season for most of Long Island and
Lake Champlain starts Sept. 4th. The
I'm thinking this is of interest to a wider audience - so here is a link to
updates on the Bell's Vireo:
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore
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Of Karen Fung
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2012 10:41 AM
To: eBirdsNYC
Subject:
Heres the annual heads-up: The Spring turkey hunting season opens Tuesday,
May 1st and runs through May 31st.
Hunting is permitted with the appropriate license from ½ hour before sunrise
through noon each day.
Turkey hunters tend to be heavily camouflaged and will sit for long periods
of
Bill Lee, and his Thursday group, has what they believe to be a SLATY-BACKED
GULL (an Asian species - which has been recorded a few times in New York
State) on the dam at Cohoes/Waterford.
Latest word at 10:55 AM Oct. 4th is that it has just left, flying north up
the Mohawk River in the
Thought this should get around a bit more: [I haven't tried it, so can't
vouch for it]
The Peterson iPhone app is free today. Not sure if they have android
version.
Check out this application on the App Store:
Peterson Birds of North America
Appweavers Inc.
Forwarding this very useful review for those who might be wondering:
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Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2012 9:56 AM
To: Barbara; hmbi...@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [HMBirds] Re: Peterson Birds of North
Of interest to birders who visit State Parks:
The NYS Parks will be selling 2013 Empire Passport Passes for $40 on Cyber
Monday. The regular price is $65.
From their press release:
The discount will strictly apply only to online orders placed between 12
a.m. and 11:59 p.m. on Monday,
Thanks to Sue Elliott who brought this notice up on Vermont Bird List:
“I haven't used this birding app, but iBird Pro is on sale at iTunes,
today only, for cyber Monday (Nov 26). [The price today is $4.99; reg.$
29.99]
Here is a link if anyone is interested:
This should be of interest to NY birders:
The following report is in response to a photo of a Redhead taken on the
Vermont side of the Champlain Bridge in Vermont. The lake is narrow at this
location and the bird might be seen in either Vermont or New York:
Start thread:
I just got this email
More on the Pochard report from Vermont near NYS
Rich Guthrie
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From: Vermont Birds [mailto:vtb...@list.uvm.edu] On Behalf Of Kyle
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Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2013 4:09 PM
To: vtb...@list.uvm.edu
Subject: Re: [VTBIRD] Fwd: Common Pochard at Champlain
I came across an enormous flock of SNOW BUNTINGS on River Road (Co. Rt 61)
just north of the Village of Coxsackie, Greene County. Getting a number on
the size of this swarm was difficult because they were so flighty. But I'd
put a conservative estimate at around 600. They just kept flowing onto
More from Vermont on the Pochard on Lake Champlain at the Champlain Bridge
(between NYS and VT).
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore
The Greene County
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From: Vermont Birds [mailto:vtb...@list.uvm.edu] On Behalf Of Allan Strong
Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2013
More for those who might be interested:
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From: Vermont Birds [mailto:vtb...@list.uvm.edu] On Behalf Of Jim Mead
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2013 8:46 AM
To: vtb...@list.uvm.edu
Subject: [VTBIRD] Common Pochard update
Hi all,
I'm now on the VT side of the Champlain
Update on the POCHARD in Vermont (very near Essex County, New York).
This will be the last update I will forward as those who are interested may
subscribe to Vermont List serve at the address in the header below and can
supply future updates as they see fit.
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore,
The
. And Wait! There's more! .. There is a Robert Moses State Park in Niagara
Falls, New York (not to mention all the Robert Moses Parkways!)
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore
New York
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Sent: Sunday, January 27, 2013 8:35 PM
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Birds'
Subject: RE:[nysbirds-l] Robert Moses State Park I, II, III
. And Wait! There's more! .. There is a Robert Moses State Park in Niagara
Just a reminder - the NYS Turkey Hunting Season is now open (as of May 1st).
Hunting is permitted from dawn till noon.
So you may hear shots or encounter hunters while out birding in upstate NY.
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore
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There is a report of a WHITE PELICAN seen today at Piermont Pier, Rockland
County.
Maybe the same bird that was seen at Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County, Sunday?
If this bird is the same one, maybe it will follow the pattern of previous
White Pelicans. Next stop Sandy Hook, New Jersey?
And likely the same bird that was seen and photographed at Poughkeepsie
Sunday evening.
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore
The Greene County, NY
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Sent: Wednesday, June 12,
At around noon today (Dec. 30th), a mostly white (probably adult male)
SNOWY OWL was perched on top of the big Waterloo Premium Outlet Mall sign
which if very visible from the NYS Thruway, west of the Waterloo/Clyde Exit
#41 (same exit as for Montezuma NWR).
If this one follows the form most of
We have a report to eBird of a SLATY-BACKED GULL with convincing
photographs from Wallkill, Ulster County, NY. The bird has been seen right
on state prison property so the ability to stop and get decent looks, or
especially photos, is limited.
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore
New York
To follow up on Will's note, yes we had a great time looking for and
finding the owl at the Fulton county, NY airport - and the nice chat with
the folks at Grandma Millie's Bakery Cafe.
After getting home, I contacted Bob Cudmore ( some may remember Bob for his
talk radio show on WGY some years
An adult dark-phase Gyrfalcon was photographed on Feb. 16th at the
Shawangunk Grasslands in Ulster County and reported to eBird.
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might
stand down for now.
Sorry,
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it was a pelican.--
If that's really what it was, I hope we're not too late. I imagine it's a
pretty busy boat day on Saratoga Lake today.
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I just received an email with a* photo *of a male HOODED WARBLER said to be
in eastern Suffolk County in December
I've asked for more details and will provide whatever I get and which is
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Something to keep in mind:
Report from today's NY Post:
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Curt mcDermott just called to say he has the previously reported GYRFALCON
at Hoagerburgh Road, about 1000 yards from Bates Lane at Blue Chip farm in
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called Knopf this morning and spoke with a very pleasant representative,
Tara.
My replacement is on its way.
Call Knopf at:* 1-800-793-2665.*
Very-very classy of Knopf for doing this.
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Forward from Ithaca:
(I don't know where the Hell Hole is)
Rich Guthrie
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I'll post this and a couple of so-so photos of the Red-shouldered Hawk on
my blog: http://blog.timesunion.com/birding
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The previously reported VATH was just seen again in a residential yard near
where it had been frequenting. The best bet would be to go to the 166 Harwick
Rd Rochester address an watch from the yard there.
Rich Guthrie
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right.
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The news from folks here is that the Neotropical Cormorant flew off at about 3
40 PM. it had not returned to the pond by nightfall. A few searched around
other likely spots with no luck.
Rich Guthrie
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On Apr 24, 2015, at 12:41 PM, Willie D'Anna and Betsy Potter
Present at the Van Buren Pond Dunkirk This morning. (Now).
Rich Guthrie.
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True to form the NECO has returned to the Van Buren pond and is swimming and
diving along with a few Double-crests. It is here now.
Contrary to my earlier post and as correctly stated by Willie D'Anna, the
location is really in the Town of Pomfret, NY.
Rich Guthrie
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For GPS location the address of the cormorant is at 5224 Van Buren Rd Dunkirk
NY.
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It took off at about 9 30. It has shown pattern of leaving but returning after
a while.
Not here now.
Rich Guthrie
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individual as the
one previously seen in Orange County.
His sister lives in the vicinity and will keep an eye out for subsequent
sightings. It is very close to the Vermont border, so I wouldn't be
surprised if there are people in Vermont watching for that state's first
record of Caracara.\
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colored clothes and do not try out your turkey call imitations .
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The Greene County - year round
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gone too far. It was high in the tree canopy singing quite a bit,
and staying relatively still (for a vireo).
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the very easy viewing
opportunity for RED-HEADED WOODPECKERS at Weston Road, east of the martin
colony. Refer to your eBird Hotspot map for directions.
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The Greeene County (year round)
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Forwarding this news.
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Begin forwarded message:
From: William Purcell w31purc...@icloud.com [oneidabirds]
oneidabirds-nore...@yahoogroups.com
Date: May 18, 2015 at 3:24:45 PM EDT
To: Oneidabirds oneidabi...@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [OneidaBirds] Fwd: [GeneseeBirds-L]
Also if I may add, Rt. 17K is a very busy major highway. Please be careful and
considerate. Don't park, walk, or stand on the road. There's plenty of room on
the road shoulders. We found the locals to be very friendly and curious. Let's
not test their patience.
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I meant River Road not Rt. 17K. Sorry.
Rich
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On Apr 11, 2015, at 7:16 AM, Curt McDermott tele-...@hotmail.com wrote:
Good Morning,
Those trying for the Caracara in Orange County today should know that
the bird did seem to be effected by the presence of the
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The report from Montgomery is that the Caracara has not been seen at the farm
location but has been reported near the intersection of Rts 17K 208.
A caravan of birders ID headed over to there to try their luck.
Rich Guthrie
In New Baltimore
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