[nysbirds-l] Ash-throated Flycatcher-Yes

Mathew Rymkiewicz just called saying that the Ash-throated Flycatcher is being seen as of 10 am on Cohancy St. in the lot between the red brick building and the pink building. It was in the back of the field on the chain link fence. Good luck if you go, Joe Giunta -- NYSbirds-L List Inf

[nysbirds-l] Northern Goshawk

Returning to my car at Sunken Meadow field 3 I had a low flyover northern goshawk. It disappeared into the woody area between the parking lot and the boardwalk. This was yesterday at 3:30 pm. No sign of the pink-footed goose. Many gannets seen from the boardwalk in addition to both loons, l

[nysbirds-l] Ash-throated Flycatcher

Hi all, just reporting that I observed the Ash-throated Flycatcher late this afternoon, from 3:50 pm to 4:15 pm at Cohancy St. location.  I got there around 3:30 but did not see the bird until it flew into the lot from a different location. alighting first in the tree beside the pink building, a

[nysbirds-l] Pink-footed Goose - NO; South Shore Birding

This evening from 3:20 to dusk Samantha Holschbach and I searched without success for the Pink-footed Goose at Sunken Meadow State Park.  We found a flock of 65 Canadas on the edge of a closed parking lot; that was it for goose activity.  It seems we've missed this bird by one day.  No Accipit

[nysbirds-l] WNY Dial-a-Bird 25 Nov 2009

- RBA * New York * Buffalo * 11/25/2009 * NYBU0911.25 - Birds mentioned - Please phone in rare sightings for update Submit email to dfsuggs localnet com Thank you, David - LONG-B. DOWITCHER Red-throated Loon

[nysbirds-l] No Pink-footed Goose - Sunken Meadows S.P.

I was at Sunken Meadows late on 11/23/09 and early on 11/24/09 with no joy. Got a Red-throated Loon in the AM but not much more was past the beach. This was my 2nd trip across the state in the last two weeks for the Pink-footed Goose. The Cattle Egret was not around Floyd Bennet airfield on 11/

Re: [nysbirds-l] No Pink-footed Goose - Sunken Meadows S.P.

Jerry & all, A little county by county "peak-bagging", as well as birding then? I had walked in the highest point within the Bronx before that development off 250 Street - it was a small woodland with as many as 25 nesting species including such as Red-eyed Vireo, the 2 regular city-nest