This morning,  I visited Mount Loretto Staten Island and birded with Howard
Fischer.  The highlights were a couple of Eastern Bluebirds, an Adult Bald
Eagle, 2 Cackling Geese and a surprise late Blackpoll Warbler that was
thought to be male.  Over at Great Kills, it was quiet save for 3 American
Wigeons, 7 Buffleheads and an Osprey fishing quite close to the area called
the "Flats".

After leaving Staten Island, I stopped by Plum Beach for about an hour of
birding; nothing outside of the usual species this time of the year.
Brandts were in abundance with about 500 +

My last stop at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, I found some new arrivals in 2
Redhead Ducks (Male and Female) and 6 Common Goldeneyes (5 females and 1
Drake) all on the West Pond.  Over in Pumpkin Channel, the number of Horned
Grebes have definitely increased - I counted 23.

Good and responsible birding!
Andrew Baksh
Queens, NY
www.birdingdude.blogspot.com

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