Corey, etc.,
 
On January 13, 1991 I was with a Huntington Audubon group who found one behind 
the Coast Guard Station at Jones Beach. It flew into the small cove just 
northwest of the CG station and after a few mintes flew away west. I believe 
that was the only sighting of that bird. I don't remember everyone in the 
group, but at least Bob May, Howard Boltson (the leaders) and June Christenson 
were there
 
Dave
 

 
Date: Sun, 22 Dec 2013 09:03:34 -0800
From: [email protected]
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Info Request on Nassau County Black Guillemots and GPS 
Directions
To: [email protected]

All,
I looked through eBird records and in Bull's Birds and can find no reference to 
previous records of Black Guillemot in Nassau County. Bull mentions that in the 
last twenty years all records were from Suffolk County but does not 
specifically say that there are no records in Nassau County. He also mentions 
the record from Rye in Westchester and the one on Lake Champlain.
Ebird has one record from Breezy Point and everything else is in Suffolk 
County. So, does anyone know of previous Nassau County Black Guillemots? It 
seems unlikely to me that one has never been in Nassau County before.
Finally, for those who are going to chase this bird, the way I managed to get 
there is to use the intersection of "The Boulevard"
 and "Cliff Way" in the town of Sea Cliff as my destination with my GPS.
Good Birding,Corey Finger http://10000birds.com
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