[nysbirds-l] Flushing Meadows Park - sparrows and geese continue

[Joe DiCostanzo]

I was out at Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens County today chasing
some of the lingering rarities previously reported there. Both the
previously reported Lark Sparrow and Clay-colored Sparrow were still present
with junco flocks, though they were with different groups of juncos. The two
Cackling Geese were also feeding on the ground with the large flock of
Canada Geese; nearby was a lone Snow Goose. Also seen was a Pine Warbler and
two adult Bald Eagles soaring overhead.

 

Joe DiCostanzo

 

 

www.greatgullisland.org  

www.inwoodbirder.blogspot.com  

 


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[nysbirds-l] NYS eBird Hotspots - State, Counties & Locations Updated (Jan/'16)

[Ben Cacace]

Thanks to @Team_eBird for their dedication to keeping eBird.org running
smoothly and for the group of New York State hotspot moderators for their
time working on shared location suggestions.

** New to the New York County (Borough of Manhattan) page are maps in the
links section at the bottom of the page which includes a Google Map of
local raptor sightings in Lower Manhattan including American Kestrel
(purple), Red-tailed Hawk (red), Peregrine Falcon (gray) and Cooper's Hawk
(orange).

http://ebirding-nys.wikispaces.com/New%20York

*Species totals* have been updated for all county pages. This includes the
total number of species with the equivalent color code highlighting the
county name based on the colors used on eBird's maps. The alphabetical list
of counties on the main page has been updated with total spp. #.

*Hotspot pages*: All location pages have been updated on the wiki. These
include 212 pages representing a total of 663 out of 4,299 hotspots (15%).
Updates involve # of species and color codings based on species # along
with updated 2015-2016 periods for the bar chart tables displaying the
Month: Jan./2016 and the current two month period Dec. - Jan./2016 along
with the current year.

*Tide Graphs* exist for New York County, Kings County (Brooklyn) and
Richmond County (Staten Island). There's a quick link to the tide graphs on
the "Go To >" line highlighted in blue for each location. If there are
multiple graphs on a page the left/right is generally north/south or
west/east. If you spot any issues please let me know off line.

For the following counties there are pages for the *Top 10 locations* at
the beginning of the list of shared locations: Cayuga, Erie, Monroe,
Niagara, Orange, Oswego, Seneca, Tompkins, Kings (Brooklyn), Queens,
Richmond (Staten Island), Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester Counties. For New
York County (Borough of Manhattan) all hotspots have links to shared
location pages.

*Bar Charts (Species Lists)*: For all county and location pages there are
tables showing months, seasons and several time frames for the current
year. Clicking any of these will bring up a complete list of species and
other taxa with bar charts representing abundance. To see a list of species
for *all* periods click on the name above the months i.e. 'New York State
(471 spp.)' or 'Cayuga County (303 spp.)'.

*Map of sightings*: After bringing up a bar chart list you'll see a MAP
button to the right of each species. Clicking this will produce a map of
the latest sightings. Red icons show sightings within the past 30 days.
Click on the icons to see a list of who reported each species and click on
'Checklist' to view their submission.

Click 'Overview' on any of the wiki pages to bring up a sortable list of
all species along with the latest checklists submitted and a list of the
Top eBirders.

Check out 'My Location Life List', 'My County Life List' and 'My State Life
List' links on their respective pages.

Click on '*Google Map Directions*' to bring up a Google Map page. On Google
Maps click 'Directions' then 'Transit' to plot a public transportation
route. By clicking 'More Options and Times' you can refine your search.
This also works with 'Driving' and 'Walking'.

Home page:
http://ebirding-nys.wikispaces.com/Birding+in+New+York

Clickable map:
http://ebirding-nys.wikispaces.com/Birding+in+New+York#ClickableMap

Alphabetical list of counties:
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[nysbirds-l] Birding Eastern Long Island

[JGIUNTA746]

Date: Jan. 12, 2016
 
An excellent day of birding Eastern Long Island.
 
Snowy Owl (pure white bird) Napeague 
King Eider (male) just south of the Montauk Lighthouse
Iceland Gull (adult) Montauk Harbor
Glaucous Gulls (2) Montauk Harbor
Lesser Black-backed Gull (adult)  Kirk's Park Montauk
 
Good Birding,
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[nysbirds-l] geese chasing plus on Long island

[David Klauber]

 The Ross' Goose was found roosting on Unqua Lake as I previously reported 
around 7:30, but apparently had flown off an hour later. The Barnacle Goose 
previously reported in Amityville was not present, nor was the Pink-footed 
Goose on Miller's Pond in Smithtown and the adjacent fields.
The Long Billed Dowitchers were on the east side of small island off Venetian 
Blvd, best viewed from Beach Lane.
The immature Red-Headed Woodpecker was near the parking lot of New Mill Road, 
sometimes flying off to the woods on the eastern side of the lot. 3 Puprple 
Finches were found along a path that runs east past the bathromms, near where 
another trail intersect a couple hundred yards down the trail,off to the north 
in a clearing with many red berry bushes.
The Dickcissel was still at the southern portion of Southard's Pond.
The Tufted Duck on Capri Lake could not be found. There are many scaup there 
and lighting was good, but no Tufted 
  
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[nysbirds-l] King Eider at Montauk

[syschiff]

Posting for Joe Giunta

KING EIDER directly south of the Montauk Lighthouse.

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[nysbirds-l] East End sightings

[Michael Higgiston]

2 Tundra Swans at Hook Pond
2 Purple Finches at duck pond on David's Lane in East Hampton
4 snow geese at Deep Hollow Ranch
Razorbills at Montauk Point
King eider at Camp Hero
Snowy owl at Napeague

Eileen Schwinn
Mike Higgiston

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[nysbirds-l] Snowy Owl- Napeague

[JGIUNTA746]

Pure white Snowy Owl, 500 feet south of the boat ramp. The bird is not on  
Hick's Island
Fantastic Bird,
Joe Giunta
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RE:[nysbirds-l] Lark Sparrow Croton Poimt

[Carole Griffiths]

In hedge rows close to gazebo with house sparrows
__
From: bounce-119958621-14379...@list.cornell.edu 
[bounce-119958621-14379...@list.cornell.edu] on behalf of Rob Bate 
[robsb...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, December 04, 2015 11:04 AM
To: nysbirds-l
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Painted Bunting

The Painted Bunting is likely to stick around this weekend, the weather looks 
to be ideal and so, coupled with the extensive news coverage over the last few 
days, we are likely to see a sizable crowd over the next few days as people may 
be making long treks to catch a sighting of 3PB (Prospect Park Painted Bunting).

We all ask you to please be mindfull of the planted areas when visiting the 
bird and, as responsible members of the birding community, please politely 
encourage others to do so as well.  The Horticultural Supervisor yesterday 
moved everyone off even the wood chip area where people had been moving into 
for closer looks.  John Jordan, Director of Landscape Management for the PP 
Alliance, has asked us all to be extra mindful of the plantings up on this 
wonderful green roof habitat and that, besides the plantings themselves, there 
are some none too sturdy buried irrigation equipment that we risk damaging by 
impacting these areas.

There are plenty of paved pathways offering good viewing vantage points and the 
Painted Bunting has been very cooperative in that he doesn't seem to ever leave 
the general area in, on and around the green roof on top of the Lefrak Skating 
Center.

There are clean bathrooms, a snack bar and the Bluestone Cafe for your 
convenience right there at the Lefrak Center to make your trip enjoyable when 
you come to enjoy this magnificent little adventurer as well as the rest of 
Prospect Park.  We have bird feeders set up a short distance away on Breeze 
Hill that are starting to attract some bird activity and please feel free to 
enjoy the rest of our wonderful urban forest on your visit.

A nice way of saying thanks to the bird and the park would be to become a 
member of the Prospect Park Alliance if you feel so inclined.  Membership dues 
contribute to the maintenance of this heavily traffic urban habitat.

https://www.prospectpark.org/get-involved/join-the-alliance/become-member/

Lefrak Center is best accessed through the entrance at Parkside and Ocean 
Avenues.  There is street parking in the area and the Q subway stops right 
there (Parkside stop.)

Thanks and enjoy,

Rob Bate
President - Brooklyn Bird Club
brooklynbirdclubg.org
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[nysbirds-l] Ross goose Nassau county

[davehawkowl]

On pond Marjorie post skating rink north side Merrick road. Think this might be 
Unqua. Lake


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[nysbirds-l] Flushing Meadows Park - sparrows and geese continue

[Joe DiCostanzo]

I was out at Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens County today chasing
some of the lingering rarities previously reported there. Both the
previously reported Lark Sparrow and Clay-colored Sparrow were still present
with junco flocks, though they were with different groups of juncos. The two
Cackling Geese were also feeding on the ground with the large flock of
Canada Geese; nearby was a lone Snow Goose. Also seen was a Pine Warbler and
two adult Bald Eagles soaring overhead.

 

Joe DiCostanzo

 

 

www.greatgullisland.org  

www.inwoodbirder.blogspot.com  

 


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[nysbirds-l] NYS eBird Hotspots - State, Counties & Locations Updated (Jan/'16)

[Ben Cacace]

Thanks to @Team_eBird for their dedication to keeping eBird.org running
smoothly and for the group of New York State hotspot moderators for their
time working on shared location suggestions.

** New to the New York County (Borough of Manhattan) page are maps in the
links section at the bottom of the page which includes a Google Map of
local raptor sightings in Lower Manhattan including American Kestrel
(purple), Red-tailed Hawk (red), Peregrine Falcon (gray) and Cooper's Hawk
(orange).

http://ebirding-nys.wikispaces.com/New%20York

*Species totals* have been updated for all county pages. This includes the
total number of species with the equivalent color code highlighting the
county name based on the colors used on eBird's maps. The alphabetical list
of counties on the main page has been updated with total spp. #.

*Hotspot pages*: All location pages have been updated on the wiki. These
include 212 pages representing a total of 663 out of 4,299 hotspots (15%).
Updates involve # of species and color codings based on species # along
with updated 2015-2016 periods for the bar chart tables displaying the
Month: Jan./2016 and the current two month period Dec. - Jan./2016 along
with the current year.

*Tide Graphs* exist for New York County, Kings County (Brooklyn) and
Richmond County (Staten Island). There's a quick link to the tide graphs on
the "Go To >" line highlighted in blue for each location. If there are
multiple graphs on a page the left/right is generally north/south or
west/east. If you spot any issues please let me know off line.

For the following counties there are pages for the *Top 10 locations* at
the beginning of the list of shared locations: Cayuga, Erie, Monroe,
Niagara, Orange, Oswego, Seneca, Tompkins, Kings (Brooklyn), Queens,
Richmond (Staten Island), Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester Counties. For New
York County (Borough of Manhattan) all hotspots have links to shared
location pages.

*Bar Charts (Species Lists)*: For all county and location pages there are
tables showing months, seasons and several time frames for the current
year. Clicking any of these will bring up a complete list of species and
other taxa with bar charts representing abundance. To see a list of species
for *all* periods click on the name above the months i.e. 'New York State
(471 spp.)' or 'Cayuga County (303 spp.)'.

*Map of sightings*: After bringing up a bar chart list you'll see a MAP
button to the right of each species. Clicking this will produce a map of
the latest sightings. Red icons show sightings within the past 30 days.
Click on the icons to see a list of who reported each species and click on
'Checklist' to view their submission.

Click 'Overview' on any of the wiki pages to bring up a sortable list of
all species along with the latest checklists submitted and a list of the
Top eBirders.

Check out 'My Location Life List', 'My County Life List' and 'My State Life
List' links on their respective pages.

Click on '*Google Map Directions*' to bring up a Google Map page. On Google
Maps click 'Directions' then 'Transit' to plot a public transportation
route. By clicking 'More Options and Times' you can refine your search.
This also works with 'Driving' and 'Walking'.

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[nysbirds-l] King Eider at Montauk

[syschiff]

Posting for Joe Giunta

KING EIDER directly south of the Montauk Lighthouse.

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[nysbirds-l] geese chasing plus on Long island

[David Klauber]

 The Ross' Goose was found roosting on Unqua Lake as I previously reported 
around 7:30, but apparently had flown off an hour later. The Barnacle Goose 
previously reported in Amityville was not present, nor was the Pink-footed 
Goose on Miller's Pond in Smithtown and the adjacent fields.
The Long Billed Dowitchers were on the east side of small island off Venetian 
Blvd, best viewed from Beach Lane.
The immature Red-Headed Woodpecker was near the parking lot of New Mill Road, 
sometimes flying off to the woods on the eastern side of the lot. 3 Puprple 
Finches were found along a path that runs east past the bathromms, near where 
another trail intersect a couple hundred yards down the trail,off to the north 
in a clearing with many red berry bushes.
The Dickcissel was still at the southern portion of Southard's Pond.
The Tufted Duck on Capri Lake could not be found. There are many scaup there 
and lighting was good, but no Tufted 
  
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[nysbirds-l] Ross goose Nassau county

[davehawkowl]

On pond Marjorie post skating rink north side Merrick road. Think this might be 
Unqua. Lake


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[nysbirds-l] Snowy Owl- Napeague

[JGIUNTA746]

Pure white Snowy Owl, 500 feet south of the boat ramp. The bird is not on  
Hick's Island
Fantastic Bird,
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RE:[nysbirds-l] Lark Sparrow Croton Poimt

[Carole Griffiths]

In hedge rows close to gazebo with house sparrows
__
From: bounce-119958621-14379...@list.cornell.edu 
[bounce-119958621-14379...@list.cornell.edu] on behalf of Rob Bate 
[robsb...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, December 04, 2015 11:04 AM
To: nysbirds-l
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Painted Bunting

The Painted Bunting is likely to stick around this weekend, the weather looks 
to be ideal and so, coupled with the extensive news coverage over the last few 
days, we are likely to see a sizable crowd over the next few days as people may 
be making long treks to catch a sighting of 3PB (Prospect Park Painted Bunting).

We all ask you to please be mindfull of the planted areas when visiting the 
bird and, as responsible members of the birding community, please politely 
encourage others to do so as well.  The Horticultural Supervisor yesterday 
moved everyone off even the wood chip area where people had been moving into 
for closer looks.  John Jordan, Director of Landscape Management for the PP 
Alliance, has asked us all to be extra mindful of the plantings up on this 
wonderful green roof habitat and that, besides the plantings themselves, there 
are some none too sturdy buried irrigation equipment that we risk damaging by 
impacting these areas.

There are plenty of paved pathways offering good viewing vantage points and the 
Painted Bunting has been very cooperative in that he doesn't seem to ever leave 
the general area in, on and around the green roof on top of the Lefrak Skating 
Center.

There are clean bathrooms, a snack bar and the Bluestone Cafe for your 
convenience right there at the Lefrak Center to make your trip enjoyable when 
you come to enjoy this magnificent little adventurer as well as the rest of 
Prospect Park.  We have bird feeders set up a short distance away on Breeze 
Hill that are starting to attract some bird activity and please feel free to 
enjoy the rest of our wonderful urban forest on your visit.

A nice way of saying thanks to the bird and the park would be to become a 
member of the Prospect Park Alliance if you feel so inclined.  Membership dues 
contribute to the maintenance of this heavily traffic urban habitat.

https://www.prospectpark.org/get-involved/join-the-alliance/become-member/

Lefrak Center is best accessed through the entrance at Parkside and Ocean 
Avenues.  There is street parking in the area and the Q subway stops right 
there (Parkside stop.)

Thanks and enjoy,

Rob Bate
President - Brooklyn Bird Club
brooklynbirdclubg.org
(you can join us too.)
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3) http://birdingonthe.net/mailinglists/NYSB.html

Please submit your observations to eBird:
http://ebird.org/content/ebird/

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