Just to specify, the bird has been continuing in a blooming willow off the
median between the coast guard and west end.
Jonathan
On Fri, Apr 24, 2015 at 11:22 AM, Jonathan <18jgr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Cape May Warbler continues at Jones Beach in the same location. Aside from
> a kestrel and som
I've seen reports of Screech Owls at Massapequa Preserve, specifically on
Walker Street and was just wondering if anyone had any helpful hints on
finding one there, or if you just kind of hope for the best and look very
carefully.
Thanks and good birding!
Jonathan Green
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That's Grant Park, Hewlett in Nassau County, sorry about any confusion.
On Mon, Dec 1, 2014 at 2:54 PM, Jonathan Green <18jgr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The male *Eurasian Wigeon* is continuing at Grant Park, as is the male
> *Common* *Goldeneye*, in addition to a female Golden
, and a *Great
Horned Owl* hanging out in a tree north of the bat box by the southern
pond. Other than that, about 45 species seen around the south end with
fantastic activity and variety, definitely worth a stop if conditions
continue.
Jonathan Green
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light towers. The parakeets have a huge nest up there and I've
seen up to five at a time flying in and out. An Osprey is their next door
neighbor with another nest in the summer. Also happens to be a great spot
for Yellow-Crowned Night Heron in the summer.
Jonathan Green
On Thu, Nov 13, 20
Continuing male *Eurasian Wigeon* at Grant Park in Hewlett. No sign of the
Goldeneye but still many Am. Wigeon, Gadwall, Hooded Merganser, several
Brant and Green-Winged Teal and one *Pintail.*
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