We are running our now annual nearshore pelagic in New York waters on
Saturday, January 14.  We'll again be working with the Capt. Lou Fleet that
that we've used in the past.  The boat is comfortable with a birdable top
deck, heated cabin, and separate men's and ladies facilities.  As always
we'll have plenty of leaders to help spot, identify, and get people on the
birds.

The waters we're targeting have consistently produced Common Murre, often
literally by the dozen.  In addition some trips have found Thick-billed
Murre, Black Guillemot, and Atlantic Puffin those these 3 species are much
less frequent.  We've also found large numbers of Razorbills, sometimes
numbering in the hundreds.  We chum as we go to attract a gull flock and
this has brought in Bonaparte's, Glaucous, Iceland, and Lesser Black-backed
Gulls, Black-legged Kittiwake, and Northern Gannet.  We've even checked out
the Jones Inlet area on the way back in to find Common Eider, Harlequin
Duck, and other sea ducks.

The trip cost is $130, and the boat sails at 8:00 AM, returning at roughly
4:00 PM.  To make a reservation, go to our web site, contact us by phone,
or e-mail us at [email protected].

For bird ID preparation you might check out "Paulagic Birding" on
Facebook.  We will be putting photos of birds this trip is targeting so
people can study them.  There is already a set of photos from our Nov. trip
out of Delaware showing Bonaparte's Gulls, Kittiwakes, various Gannet
plumages, and other species.

Hope to see you aboard.


-PAG

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*Paul A. Guris
See Life Paulagics
PO Box 161
Green Lane, PA  18054
215-234-6805
[email protected]*

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