[nysbirds-l] Fwd: 11/26 North Fork, Suffolk - 15 Cackling Geese, ROGO, EUWIs++

2015-11-27 Thread mcb3mb
I believe this did not make it onto the list serve when I sent it out this morning.  Apologies if it is a duplicate.Also photos from this post can be seen at :    https://picasaweb.google.com/117391989476777248424/NewYorkBirds2015# --Original Message--Yesterday, after hearing news of Pat and Shai's Pink- footed Goose in Riverhead, my mom and I abandoned our planned route along Dune Rd to chase the goose.  We never did find the PFGO yesterday but had an enjoyable day filled with great geese. As I reported, we had a Ross's Goose (probably Derek Rogers bird), a 'Blue' Snow Goose, a Richardson's Goose,  and four Greenland-tagged Canadas at the Reeves Ave Buffalo Farm. In Mattituck, we relocated the Barnacle Goose and a Richardson's Goose at north end of Alvahs Lane.  Nearby at Marratooka Lake, I found a molting male and hatch-year female Eurasian Wigeon, which offered great comparison with a HY female American.The most interesting sightings of the day was within a flock of ~800 geese north of Riley Ave in Calverton.  I quickly found a single Richardson's Goose.  In an isolated group of about 20 geese, I was astonished to find 12 Cackling Geese!  Eight were classic Richardson's. However, a family unit (2 ads, 2 HYs) of four Cacklings appeared subtly different than the Richardson's (a bit browner, slightly heavier upperbody, more rounded head profile, smaller but non-indented white cheek, etc). I'm confident that these four were Cacklings - they had the classic structure of a flatter back, longer primary projection, and were rather tiny - but I' unsure if they may represent a separate subspecies (ie Taverner's Goose?).I'll post photos of the geese later today on my picasaweb site and attach a link.Michael McBrienEast Patchogue, NY & Bristol, RI

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[nysbirds-l] Fwd: [ebirdsnyc] Fwd: Ross' s Goose continues Riverhead

2015-11-27 Thread David La Magna


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> Subject: [ebirdsnyc] Fwd: Ross' s Goose continues Riverhead
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> From: "Gail Benson" 
> Date: Nov 27, 2015 11:39 AM
> Subject: Ross' s Goose continues Riverhead
> To: "nysbirds-l" , "Gail Benson" 
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>> The Ross' s Goose continues with Canada Geese and a "Blue" Goose along 
>> Reeves Avenue just west of Roanoke Avenue and the Buffalo Farm. Gail Benson 
>> & Tom Burke
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[nysbirds-l] Posting for Gail Benson--Tundra Swans at Hook Pond East Hampton

2015-11-27 Thread Andrew Baksh
You will forgive me for any duplication if Gail's post comes through later.

Apparently, she might be having an issue posting from the field so I am 
re-posting for her.

"Four Tundra Swans continue at the south end of Hook Pond in East Hampton.  
Gail Benson & Tom Burke."

Cheers,

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