Wow. Without these notices I would not know about these trips which I like
to know about so I can see great birds in our local area! Please don't
chase Paul off this list!!
John J. Collins
Raritan, NJ
jjcb...@verizon.net
"God desires that all the world be pure in his sight.
The earth should n
Hi, John. Yours is a very reasonable question, so I thought I should chime
in and explain my postings.
The general view on advertising pelagics, as compared to other tours, is
that they are of particular interest to state birders, plus they are very
hard (or at least very expensive) to do on your
Hmmm. Paul is making the birding community aware of an opportunity to see good
birds. Isn't that the reason this list exists?
Steve Walter
- Original Message -
From: John Laver
To: NYSBirds-L@cornell.edu
Sent: Friday, January 15, 2010 5:44 PM
Subject: Re: [nysbirds-l] Sun,
The Orange Crowned Warbler I found last week in the campground parking
lot at Croton Pt re-materialized this afternoon in the same location.
This time the bird was a bit more obliging and got within several fts
distance of me on the lower branches of the pines in the lot. The bird
was often
Hi,
I've noticed these ads before and wonder how they are appropriate for NYS
Birds? Aren't these emails using NYS Birds to advertise a commercial
operation? I have no reason to think or believe See Life Paulaugics isn't a
first rate profit making operation, but why these fellows and not others?
We still have space on Sunday's 8-hour pelagic trip out of Freeport, NY.
The marine forecast as of the last update is for very calms seas in the
morning, with winds picking up some in the afternoon. Understand that it's
a weather forecast, so they may be wrong, but right now it's looking pretty
go
I had the Common {Mew} Gull at the 17th ave pedestrian bridge in BKLN
yesterday at 2:15-2:30 along with Bob Hayes. He got several photos at
close range.
There were several small flocks ca. 15-30 gulls scattered east and
west, and we were lucky that it was in one right next to the bridge as
ad
Redwing found in Newfoundland Jan 13.
See: http://birdingnewfoundland.blogspot.com/
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Subject: Fieldfare adrenalin
From: "Bill Evans"
Date: Thu, 7 Jan 2010 16:57:23 -0500
X-Message-Number: 9
Massive facultative movements of Fieldfares, etc in the UK the past few day
Sy Schiff and I (Joe Giunta) spent 3 hours (9:30-12:30) at the pedestrian
bridge spot this morning without success. We did see Common Goldeneye (5),
Greater Scaup (50), Ruddy Duck (20), Black Duck, Gadwall (2), American
Widgen (1), Red-breasted Merganser, Purple Sandpipers (3), Bonaparte's Gu
