I was there from about 3:15 to 6:00. Migration was good but photography
difficult.
The highlights were 13 species of warbler, including: female Hooded, both
Blue-winged and Golden-winged, Nashville, Worm-eating.
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I was there from about 3:15 to 6:00. Migration was good but photography
difficult.
The highlights were 13 species of warbler, including: female Hooded, both
Blue-winged and Golden-winged, Nashville, Worm-eating.
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In a morning visit to the park, I saw two Cape May Warblers bathing
simultaneously at the water hole, followed by two more sightings of single Cape
Mays. This was around 7:30 AM. The park was full of singing warblers, the most
abundant by far being Northern Parulas, then Yellow-rumped and
In a morning visit to the park, I saw two Cape May Warblers bathing
simultaneously at the water hole, followed by two more sightings of single Cape
Mays. This was around 7:30 AM. The park was full of singing warblers, the most
abundant by far being Northern Parulas, then Yellow-rumped and
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26 bird species in a ~90 minute walk in the east side of Forest Park.
Red-Tailed Hawk
Rock pigeon
Mourning Doves
Red-bellied Woodpecker
Downy Woodpecker
Norther Flicker
2 Blue Headed Vireos
Blue Jay
White-breasted Nuthatch
5 Ruby-crowned Kinglets
2 Hermit Thrush
American Robin
European Starling
26 bird species in a ~90 minute walk in the east side of Forest Park.
Red-Tailed Hawk
Rock pigeon
Mourning Doves
Red-bellied Woodpecker
Downy Woodpecker
Norther Flicker
2 Blue Headed Vireos
Blue Jay
White-breasted Nuthatch
5 Ruby-crowned Kinglets
2 Hermit Thrush
American Robin
European Starling
East side of Forest Park, Queens
24 bird species in a ~90 minute walk in the
Red-Tailed Hawk
Rock Pigeon
Mourning Dove
Red-bellied Woodpecker
Downy Woodpecker
Norther Flicker
Blue Headed Vireos (2)
Blue Jay
White-breasted Nuthatch
Ruby-crowned Kinglets (5)
Hermit Thrush (2)
American Robin
East side of Forest Park, Queens
24 bird species in a ~90 minute walk in the
Red-Tailed Hawk
Rock Pigeon
Mourning Dove
Red-bellied Woodpecker
Downy Woodpecker
Norther Flicker
Blue Headed Vireos (2)
Blue Jay
White-breasted Nuthatch
Ruby-crowned Kinglets (5)
Hermit Thrush (2)
American Robin
East side of Forest Park, Queens
24 bird species in a ~90 minute walk in the
Red-Tailed Hawk
Rock Pigeon
Mourning Dove
Red-bellied Woodpecker
Downy Woodpecker
Norther Flicker
Blue Headed Vireos (2)
Blue Jay
White-breasted Nuthatch
Ruby-crowned Kinglets (5)
Hermit Thrush (2)
American Robin
East side of Forest Park, Queens
24 bird species in a ~90 minute walk in the
Red-Tailed Hawk
Rock Pigeon
Mourning Dove
Red-bellied Woodpecker
Downy Woodpecker
Norther Flicker
Blue Headed Vireos (2)
Blue Jay
White-breasted Nuthatch
Ruby-crowned Kinglets (5)
Hermit Thrush (2)
American Robin
12/18/15
This afternoon, while scouting various locations for the upcoming Queens
Christmas Bird Count on Sunday, I stopped by the water hole in Forest Park.
Around 3:30, a Worm-eating Warbler showed up to my utter amazement, feeding on
the ground alongside some White-throated Sparrows and a
12/18/15
This afternoon, while scouting various locations for the upcoming Queens
Christmas Bird Count on Sunday, I stopped by the water hole in Forest Park.
Around 3:30, a Worm-eating Warbler showed up to my utter amazement, feeding on
the ground alongside some White-throated Sparrows and a
A noticeable improvement over Friday, but still quite slow overall.
The best birding was not at the water hole, but farther west at "the kettle"
and farther southwest toward the railroad tracks.
Morning Dove
Blue-headed Vireo
Yellow-throated V.
Red-eyed Vireo V.Blue-headed V.
Carolina WrenRobin
A noticeable improvement over Friday, but still quite slow overall.
The best birding was not at the water hole, but farther west at the kettle
and farther southwest toward the railroad tracks.
Morning Dove
Blue-headed Vireo
Yellow-throated V.
Red-eyed Vireo V.Blue-headed V.
Carolina WrenRobin
At 7:45 AM today in Forest Park, I saw a medium-sized raptor that appeared
initially like a large falcon, a peregrine. But then I saw its tail with many
dark and white bands and a distinctly shorter first primary and thought hey
wait a minute, that could be a Mississippi Kite! I saw it for a
At 7:45 AM today in Forest Park, I saw a medium-sized raptor that appeared
initially like a large falcon, a peregrine. But then I saw its tail with many
dark and white bands and a distinctly shorter first primary and thought hey
wait a minute, that could be a Mississippi Kite! I saw it for a
I spent several mid-morning hours at Forest Park and went back for an
evening hour, probably right after Corey left. There was little activity at
the Waterhole (which I am now calling the Water-lake) in the morning other
than the Northern Waterthrushes (at least 3) and the Solitary Sandpiper (I
I spent several mid-morning hours at Forest Park and went back for an
evening hour, probably right after Corey left. There was little activity at
the Waterhole (which I am now calling the Water-lake) in the morning other
than the Northern Waterthrushes (at least 3) and the Solitary Sandpiper (I
The birding at Forest Park Queens continues to be very good with yet
another 20+ species of warblers tallied by several birders. The high count
collectively appears to be 24 Warbler species.
Today's highlights were *PRAIRIE* (female), *PINE* and *HOODED*
warblers, *LINCOLN
SPARROW* and
The birding at Forest Park Queens continues to be very good with yet
another 20+ species of warblers tallied by several birders. The high count
collectively appears to be 24 Warbler species.
Today's highlights were *PRAIRIE* (female), *PINE* and *HOODED*
warblers, *LINCOLN
SPARROW* and
On Sunday, the good warbler birding continued in Forest Park Queens NY. In
all a total of 20 species of Warblers were recorded in the Park.
Noticeably, the volume of birds were down significantly from Friday when
the bird songs overwhelmed the woods but the variety remained good.
Although, you
On Sunday, the good warbler birding continued in Forest Park Queens NY. In
all a total of 20 species of Warblers were recorded in the Park.
Noticeably, the volume of birds were down significantly from Friday when
the bird songs overwhelmed the woods but the variety remained good.
Although, you
As a follow-up to this terrible crime, I did notice increased police presence
on Monday, and thankfully a suspect was arrested yesterday. As indicated in
the article, this individual is a serious criminal and I am really glad he was
apprehended so quickly.
As a follow-up to this terrible crime, I did notice increased police presence
on Monday, and thankfully a suspect was arrested yesterday. As indicated in
the article, this individual is a serious criminal and I am really glad he was
apprehended so quickly.
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