Quick heads up for those thinking about traveling out. According to Adam
Kohler's eBird checklist from this morning, the guillemot has joined the
Choir Invisible.
https://ebird.org/checklist/S155247693
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For now, cross-posting to this STATEWIDE listserve (NYSBIRDS-L) is always
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Found yesterday on Montauk CBC. Ranging up and down the edg ofthe impenetrable
scrub along N Fernwood Drive between intersection with West Lake Drive and
first house on street. Patience required.
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Found yesterday on Montauk CBC. Ranging up and down the edg ofthe impenetrable
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ago, and the various summering King Eiders dotted around.
To me, these events all seem like topics worthy of discussion on what is
supposed to be THE State-wide list.
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On Mon, Oct 11, 2021 at 8:04 PM Timothy Healy wrote:
>
> The lingering Great White
ago, and the various summering King Eiders dotted around.
To me, these events all seem like topics worthy of discussion on what is
supposed to be THE State-wide list.
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On Mon, Oct 11, 2021 at 8:04 PM Timothy Healy wrote:
>
> The lingering Great White
ced Ibis (NJ, CT, MA) also hint at a
west-to-east component.
There's a lot of fresh data to digest but it is hard to believe many of
these species are not finding their way in the lower tier of New York State
at a minimum.
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ced Ibis (NJ, CT, MA) also hint at a
west-to-east component.
There's a lot of fresh data to digest but it is hard to believe many of
these species are not finding their way in the lower tier of New York State
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On Thu, Apr 1, 2021 at 8:48 PM Shaibal Mitra
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Pat and I headed into Brooklyn based on Doug's photos, which raised doubts
> about it being a Purple Martin. I have to say that our views of the bird in
> life pointed even more strongly away fro
, Angus Wilson
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> Hi all,
>
> Pat and I headed into Brooklyn based on Doug's photos, which raised doubts
> about it being a Purple Martin. I have to say that our views of the bird in
> life pointed even more strongly away fro
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to use the available data in this regard.
All food for thought. Don't get me started on Upland Sandpiper..
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, is there evidence that the birds
counted on a particular evening remain in the area a night or two, or do
they inevitably move on? Finally, is there any evidence of significant
numbers on other north-facing extensions into Long Island Sound such a
Eaton's Neck or Caumsett?
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, is there evidence that the birds
counted on a particular evening remain in the area a night or two, or do
they inevitably move on? Finally, is there any evidence of significant
numbers on other north-facing extensions into Long Island Sound such a
Eaton's Neck or Caumsett?
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and
is presumably associated somehow with the recent storm.
It might be worth looking for at daybreak tomorrow. Note this is a very
busy road and pulling over and/or parking is not looked on favorably by the
authorities.
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is presumably associated somehow with the recent storm.
It might be worth looking for at daybreak tomorrow. Note this is a very
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data entry standards.
The team overseeing New York State’s Nassau and Suffolk Counties has
increased to meet the growing volume of submissions from these busy
counties and now comprises (in order of recruitment) Angus Wilson, Derek
Rogers, Michael McBrien, Brendan Fogarty, Pete Morris, Taylor Sturm
data entry standards.
The team overseeing New York State’s Nassau and Suffolk Counties has
increased to meet the growing volume of submissions from these busy
counties and now comprises (in order of recruitment) Angus Wilson, Derek
Rogers, Michael McBrien, Brendan Fogarty, Pete Morris, Taylor Sturm
-cross-country-migration/
If anyone is successful in reading part or all of the band numbers for the
Glaucous Gull please submit the info to the Bird Banding Lab and share
their response with the list. It's possible that input from multiple
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If anyone is successful in reading part or all of the band numbers for the
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Observatory banding team
https://ebird.org/checklist/S60648708
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commented on the color of the lower mandible at the base. Did
the dryish habitat play a part in the ID?
Was wondering if there are better photos or if observers have changed their
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Was wondering if there are better photos or if observers have changed their
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Adult BLACK-NECKED STILT at the southern end of Georgica Pond in East Hampton
(Suffolk Co). Initially in the cove at the SW corner feeding in shallow water
with Greater Yellowlegs and Dunlin but flew across to the east side. Access is
difficult involving a hike along the beach.
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Adult BLACK-NECKED STILT at the southern end of Georgica Pond in East Hampton
(Suffolk Co). Initially in the cove at the SW corner feeding in shallow water
with Greater Yellowlegs and Dunlin but flew across to the east side. Access is
difficult involving a hike along the beach.
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could not find refind
the egret but it's possible it will overnight in grassy areas of Montauk
Village or Deep Hollow.
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could not find refind
the egret but it's possible it will overnight in grassy areas of Montauk
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could not find refind
the egret but it's possible it will overnight in grassy areas of Montauk
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! With luck it will be refound before Tuesday
swimming with a small raft of Pintail, Lesser Scaup, King Eider and
Pied-billed Grebes ;)
My thanks to Andrew Baksh and Taylor Sturm for politely pointing out my
error.
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Cory's Shearwaters and a single Parasitic Jaeger.
Surprisingly given other reports I only encountered a single Bonaparte's
Gull. Aside from the gulls and shorebirds there seemed to be lots of
Green-winged Teal on the move, predominantly traveling west to east.
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Cory's Shearwaters and a single Parasitic Jaeger.
Surprisingly given other reports I only encountered a single Bonaparte's
Gull. Aside from the gulls and shorebirds there seemed to be lots of
Green-winged Teal on the move, predominantly traveling west to east.
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Cory's Shearwaters and a single Parasitic Jaeger.
Surprisingly given other reports I only encountered a single Bonaparte's
Gull. Aside from the gulls and shorebirds there seemed to be lots of
Green-winged Teal on the move, predominantly traveling west to east.
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ing bird tries to visit a potential nest site or tree with a
suitable cavity.
Like Wood Duck, Black-bellied Wood Duck uses cavities or hollows in trees
for nesting including artificial nest boxes.
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ing bird tries to visit a potential nest site or tree with a
suitable cavity.
Like Wood Duck, Black-bellied Wood Duck uses cavities or hollows in trees
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? Diligent field
observers might even keep notes on the ratios they observe.
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On Fri, Jun 8, 2018 at 7:11 PM, Joseph Wallace wrote:
> A check of the park between 11AM and noon revealed the skittish Northern
> Waterthrush in the same location as before (southwest
? Diligent field
observers might even keep notes on the ratios they observe.
Angus Wilson
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On Fri, Jun 8, 2018 at 7:11 PM, Joseph Wallace wrote:
> A check of the park between 11AM and noon revealed the skittish Northern
> Waterthrush in the same location as before (southwest
? Diligent field
observers might even keep notes on the ratios they observe.
Angus Wilson
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On Fri, Jun 8, 2018 at 7:11 PM, Joseph Wallace wrote:
> A check of the park between 11AM and noon revealed the skittish Northern
> Waterthrush in the same location as before (southwest
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have been seen
drifting over the Raritan Bay towards NY.
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On Thu, Apr 26, 2018 at 11:48 AM, David Barrett <mil...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This morning at 10:55 Gus Keri briefly saw and photographed what appeared
> to be a raptor with a long, forked-tail over Canarsi
have been seen
drifting over the Raritan Bay towards NY.
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On Thu, Apr 26, 2018 at 11:48 AM, David Barrett wrote:
> This morning at 10:55 Gus Keri briefly saw and photographed what appeared
> to be a raptor with a long, forked-tail over Canarsie Beach Park in
>
and the very
similar 'Siberian' Whimbrel (variegatus) a sensible possibility in the
fall. If I recall correctly, the tail and upper tail coverts of variegatus
are darker than phaeopus.
Fun stuff!
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On Mon, Apr 16, 2018 at 12:37 PM, Jose Ramirez-Garofalo <
jose.ramirez.ga
and the very
similar 'Siberian' Whimbrel (variegatus) a sensible possibility in the
fall. If I recall correctly, the tail and upper tail coverts of variegatus
are darker than phaeopus.
Fun stuff!
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New York City
On Mon, Apr 16, 2018 at 12:37 PM, Jose Ramirez-Garofalo <
jose.ramirez.ga
and the very
similar 'Siberian' Whimbrel (variegatus) a sensible possibility in the
fall. If I recall correctly, the tail and upper tail coverts of variegatus
are darker than phaeopus.
Fun stuff!
Angus Wilson
New York City
On Mon, Apr 16, 2018 at 12:37 PM, Jose Ramirez-Garofalo <
jose.ramirez.ga
g if
the park includes some of the creeks that flow into the bay?
Hopefully NYSBIRDS_L subscribers living in the area will have more
information and will be giving thought to the possibilities.
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Hopefully NYSBIRDS_L subscribers living in the area will have more
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Hopefully NYSBIRDS_L subscribers living in the area will have more
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and to Frank Quevedo and the
South Fork Museum of Natural History (SoFo) for hosting a splendid
compilation dinner.
Next year’s count will be held on Saturday 15 Dec 2018, please mark your
calendars. As Uncle Sam might say - THE MONTAUK COUNT NEEDS YOU!
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and to Frank Quevedo and the
South Fork Museum of Natural History (SoFo) for hosting a splendid
compilation dinner.
Next year’s count will be held on Saturday 15 Dec 2018, please mark your
calendars. As Uncle Sam might say - THE MONTAUK COUNT NEEDS YOU!
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solution that does not require a
deluge of eBird alert notifications or subscriptions to many local and
statewide lists and facebook groups. It's ironic but I feel less clued in
now than I did 5 years ago. Back to the weekly RBA to find out what I've
missed?
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solution that does not require a
deluge of eBird alert notifications or subscriptions to many local and
statewide lists and facebook groups. It's ironic but I feel less clued in
now than I did 5 years ago. Back to the weekly RBA to find out what I've
missed?
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and
interesting. Simply invalidating them or discouraging reporting isn't a
good solution. Issues with list purity can be a separate conversation,
decoupled from the scientific uses of this information.
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and
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good solution. Issues with list purity can be a separate conversation,
decoupled from the scientific uses of this information.
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Something to keep eye out for if you are in area.
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if I hear any more.
Dotterel is a species that comes to mind when thinking of possible origins
for a Corncrake and Common Greenshank. There was also a recent report of a
candidate Common/Oriental Cuckoo in MA but as far as I know it was not
photographed or refound.
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if I hear any more.
Dotterel is a species that comes to mind when thinking of possible origins
for a Corncrake and Common Greenshank. There was also a recent report of a
candidate Common/Oriental Cuckoo in MA but as far as I know it was not
photographed or refound.
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On Thu, Nov 9, 2017
if I hear any more.
Dotterel is a species that comes to mind when thinking of possible origins
for a Corncrake and Common Greenshank. There was also a recent report of a
candidate Common/Oriental Cuckoo in MA but as far as I know it was not
photographed or refound.
Angus Wilson
On Thu, Nov 9, 2017
>Things come in threes and while I missed the Greenshank and the Corn Crake
you twitchers should be good for one more great rarity before winter sets
in.
This might be answered in the form of 2 likely (EURASIAN) DOTTEREL,
photographed on the the Johnson Sod farm in Salem Co., southern NJ.
An
>Things come in threes and while I missed the Greenshank and the Corn Crake
you twitchers should be good for one more great rarity before winter sets
in.
This might be answered in the form of 2 likely (EURASIAN) DOTTEREL,
photographed on the the Johnson Sod farm in Salem Co., southern NJ.
An
>Things come in threes and while I missed the Greenshank and the Corn Crake
you twitchers should be good for one more great rarity before winter sets
in.
This might be answered in the form of 2 likely (EURASIAN) DOTTEREL,
photographed on the the Johnson Sod farm in Salem Co., southern NJ.
An
Despite a sharp drop off in resighting reports, the adult BROWN BOOBY continues
jus south of Star Island on green navigation marker #11. Most of the yachts it
has used as a roost have gone including Maui and the ‘blue’ boat.
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jus south of Star Island on green navigation marker #11. Most of the yachts it
has used as a roost have gone including Maui and the ‘blue’ boat.
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including a subadult GREAT CORMORANT. A number of ROYAL TERNS, and Forster's
terns roosting with gulls on submerged oyster rearing cages.
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including a subadult GREAT CORMORANT. A number of ROYAL TERNS, and Forster's
terns roosting with gulls on submerged oyster rearing cages.
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water on the sighting. Regardless its always
instructive to take a close, hard look at interesting birds and we should
thank Stacy for getting the photos on line so quickly.
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water on the sighting. Regardless its always
instructive to take a close, hard look at interesting birds and we should
thank Stacy for getting the photos on line so quickly.
Angus Wilson
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Are we looking at the correct photo? I'm not seeing an obvious Ruff. Is the
rightmost bird the candidate?
Angus Wilson
On Mon, Sep 11, 2017 at 6:14 PM, John Gluth <jgl...@optonline.net> wrote:
> Somehow the image link in that eBird checklist was broken, but I managed
> to track dow
Are we looking at the correct photo? I'm not seeing an obvious Ruff. Is the
rightmost bird the candidate?
Angus Wilson
On Mon, Sep 11, 2017 at 6:14 PM, John Gluth wrote:
> Somehow the image link in that eBird checklist was broken, but I managed
> to track down Juan Salas' Photostream on
, although the wind
has slackened a bit. Interestingly quite a few Wilson's Storm-Petrels this
morning, most NW of Montauk Point. Another Brown Pelican continues off Orient
Point.
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, although the wind
has slackened a bit. Interestingly quite a few Wilson's Storm-Petrels this
morning, most NW of Montauk Point. Another Brown Pelican continues off Orient
Point.
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ach and every decision,
irrespective of whether it results in a change.
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ach and every decision,
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of evidence for frequent hybridization
between Seaside and Saltmarsh. However, there is extensive hybridization
between Nelson's and Saltmarsh Sparrows in the 130 mile zone of overlap
along the New England coastline from Plum Island in northern Massachusetts
to southern Maine.
Angus Wilson
New York City
of evidence for frequent hybridization
between Seaside and Saltmarsh. However, there is extensive hybridization
between Nelson's and Saltmarsh Sparrows in the 130 mile zone of overlap
along the New England coastline from Plum Island in northern Massachusetts
to southern Maine.
Angus Wilson
New York City
://help.ebird.org/customer/portal/articles/1010552-understanding-
subspecies-in-ebird
http://help.ebird.org/customer/portal/articles/1006768-entering-non-species-
taxa?b_id=1928
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There's an adult CATTLE EGRET at Mecox Dairy in Bridgehampton (Suffolk
Co.), a regular site for this species over the years. The egret was
actually with horses in the paddock on the NE side of Mecox Road, viewed
from Halsey Lane.
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Angus Wilson
New York City & The Springs, NY, USA
There's an adult CATTLE EGRET at Mecox Dairy in Bridgehampton (Suffolk
Co.), a regular site for this species over the years. The egret was
actually with horses in the paddock on the NE side of Mecox Road, viewed
from Halsey Lane.
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Angus Wilson
New York City & The Springs, NY, USA
reminders will go out closer to the date.
Karen Rubinstein & Angus Wilson
Co-Compilers, Montauk CBC
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reminders will go out closer to the date.
Karen Rubinstein & Angus Wilson
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