The Gull-billed Tern at Jones Beach West End found by Joan Quinlan was also 
independently discovered by John Gluth and was present on the bar east of the 
Coast Guard station when Pat and I came by around 2:30.  John and we also 
enjoyed great looks at an SY Iceland Gull in the Field 2 parking lot and four 
Semipalmated Plovers in the swale to the south of the field 2 pavilion.


Shai Mitra,
Bay Shore
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Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2011 6:40 PM
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Hempstead Lake State Park; West End/JBSP; Connetquot 
River State Park Birds (Nassau/Suffolk Counties)

I drove to Hempstead Lake State Park (HLSP) this morning by way of the barrier 
beach, which was fogged in with very few birds to boot. At HLSP there were 
Yellow-rumped, Black & White, Parula, Black-throated Green, Palm, Prairie, and 
Yellow Warblers. Sparrows included Swamp, Chipping and the regular 
White-throats and Song Sparrows. A few Blue-headed Vireos were present as well 
as Ruby-crowned Kinglets and Gnatcatchers.

Observed by Others at HLSP: Yellow-throated Vireo, Chimney Swift by Joe 
Viglietta and mob.

At West End later that morning the fog had lifted but things were relatively 
quiet.  A few Yellow-rumps and Ruby-crowned Kinglets were in the median. The 
highlight was a flyby Eastern Kingbird. Merlins have been present in small 
numbers along the beach for the past few days.

Observed by Others at West End: Gull-billed Tern in the early afternoon by Joan 
Quinlan.

At Connetquot River State Park (CRSP) in the afternoon I missed the 
Yellow-throated Warbler seen in the late morning. Pine Warblers (18) and 
Gnatcatchers (10) were present in good numbers and another Eastern Kingbird was 
"singing" on the west side of Deep Water Pond. Besides Pine Warblers, the only 
other warblers observed were Yellow and Black & White. All three warblers (not 
YTWA) breed at CRSP.

Ken Feustel

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