To add a tangibly scary observation to further elucidate Pat’s point, yesterday
afternoon hunters were actively shooting at parts of the Riverhead goose herd
(which often have held rare, sought-after species in the past, and may or may
not this year as well) as they made short flights
To add a tangibly scary observation to further elucidate Pat’s point, yesterday
afternoon hunters were actively shooting at parts of the Riverhead goose herd
(which often have held rare, sought-after species in the past, and may or may
not this year as well) as they made short flights
Long Island's waterfowl hunting season ends on January 30th except for Snow
Geese which is until March 6th. After January 30th should we still exercise
these precautions with eBird? Should we wait until March 6th if people hunting
Snow Geese might go for other geese species?
(I look up the
Long Island's waterfowl hunting season ends on January 30th except for Snow
Geese which is until March 6th. After January 30th should we still exercise
these precautions with eBird? Should we wait until March 6th if people hunting
Snow Geese might go for other geese species?
(I look up the
Shared on North Shore Audubon Facebook group and forewarded to a few east
end folks that are not on the list
On Fri, Jan 14, 2022 at 6:26 PM Andrew Baksh wrote:
> This morning, I shared your post to NYS birders on Facebook immediately
> after reading it and also crossed posted to Phil Jeffery’s
Shared on North Shore Audubon Facebook group and forewarded to a few east
end folks that are not on the list
On Fri, Jan 14, 2022 at 6:26 PM Andrew Baksh wrote:
> This morning, I shared your post to NYS birders on Facebook immediately
> after reading it and also crossed posted to Phil Jeffery’s
This morning, I shared your post to NYS birders on Facebook immediately after
reading it and also crossed posted to Phil Jeffery’s group, which is more local.
Additionally, I also tweeted this AM that no rare Geese or Ducks will be
reported from either my account or the NYRareBirdAlert Twitter
This morning, I shared your post to NYS birders on Facebook immediately after
reading it and also crossed posted to Phil Jeffery’s group, which is more local.
Additionally, I also tweeted this AM that no rare Geese or Ducks will be
reported from either my account or the NYRareBirdAlert Twitter
DEC police dispatch is 844.332.3267, or 844-DEC-ECOS.
John Kent
Selkirk
> On Jan 14, 2022, at 6:04 PM, Patricia Lindsay wrote:
>
>
> Thanks to everyone for your support and understanding of this sensitive issue.
>
> Ronnie, Thank you for pointing this out, absolutely, in fact I neglected to
DEC police dispatch is 844.332.3267, or 844-DEC-ECOS.
John Kent
Selkirk
> On Jan 14, 2022, at 6:04 PM, Patricia Lindsay wrote:
>
>
> Thanks to everyone for your support and understanding of this sensitive issue.
>
> Ronnie, Thank you for pointing this out, absolutely, in fact I neglected to
Thanks to everyone for your support and understanding of this sensitive
issue.
Ronnie, Thank you for pointing this out, absolutely, in fact I neglected to
mention this in my original email and was intending to send a second email
asking anyone who agrees and is willing, to cross-post to the
Thanks to everyone for your support and understanding of this sensitive
issue.
Ronnie, Thank you for pointing this out, absolutely, in fact I neglected to
mention this in my original email and was intending to send a second email
asking anyone who agrees and is willing, to cross-post to the
On Fri, Jan 14, 2022 at 1:12 PM Patricia Lindsay wrote:
>
> With the hunting season now upon us, and the Waterfowl Count starting on
> Saturday, we would like to make a serious plea that birders and photographers
> not post reports of rare geese from Riverhead and the East End of Long Island
>
On Fri, Jan 14, 2022 at 1:12 PM Patricia Lindsay wrote:
>
> With the hunting season now upon us, and the Waterfowl Count starting on
> Saturday, we would like to make a serious plea that birders and photographers
> not post reports of rare geese from Riverhead and the East End of Long Island
>
Thanks I did not realize rules are so loose Definitely improvements needed
Birds rise above it all
> On Jan 14, 2022, at 10:03 AM, Richard Guthrie
> wrote:
>
>
> The DEC waterfowl regulations are rather specific when it comes to the named
> species - Mallard, Scaup sp., Eider, sp.,
Thanks I did not realize rules are so loose Definitely improvements needed
Birds rise above it all
> On Jan 14, 2022, at 10:03 AM, Richard Guthrie
> wrote:
>
>
> The DEC waterfowl regulations are rather specific when it comes to the named
> species - Mallard, Scaup sp., Eider, sp.,
Here's the link with all the details on this hunting season's regulations
https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/2.html
On Fri, Jan 14, 2022 at 10:03 AM Richard Guthrie
wrote:
> The DEC waterfowl regulations are rather specific when it comes to the
> named species - Mallard, Scaup sp., Eider,
Here's the link with all the details on this hunting season's regulations
https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/2.html
On Fri, Jan 14, 2022 at 10:03 AM Richard Guthrie
wrote:
> The DEC waterfowl regulations are rather specific when it comes to the
> named species - Mallard, Scaup sp., Eider,
The DEC waterfowl regulations are rather specific when it comes to the
named species - Mallard, Scaup sp., Eider, sp., Canvasbacks, etc. But when
it comes to any not so specified, it's all in: " For all other duck
species found in New York, the daily limit is 6.". So while a hunter may
take 4
The DEC waterfowl regulations are rather specific when it comes to the
named species - Mallard, Scaup sp., Eider, sp., Canvasbacks, etc. But when
it comes to any not so specified, it's all in: " For all other duck
species found in New York, the daily limit is 6.". So while a hunter may
take 4
I’ve been holding off because I haven’t seen any geeses Ditto the King
Eider - I did report yesterday - hunters were in the area. The King left the
sandbar when a small boat approached.
Eileen
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> On Jan 14, 2022, at 9:06 AM, Gerald Smith wrote:
>
> My question is
I’ve been holding off because I haven’t seen any geeses Ditto the King
Eider - I did report yesterday - hunters were in the area. The King left the
sandbar when a small boat approached.
Eileen
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jan 14, 2022, at 9:06 AM, Gerald Smith wrote:
>
> My question is
My question is are any of these species legal to take in NY? I suspect the
geese may not be while the ducks probably are. I applaud keeping information
out of e-bird but also letting environmental conservation officers know that
some bad apples may be skirting the rules. While one wishes to
My question is are any of these species legal to take in NY? I suspect the
geese may not be while the ducks probably are. I applaud keeping information
out of e-bird but also letting environmental conservation officers know that
some bad apples may be skirting the rules. While one wishes to
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