It's May, the month of the "Bib Day", and John C. had one today! He and I
spent most of morning, first at the Rocky Point D/E/C property, and then,
en-route home, a fast stop at The Nature Conservancy Property in Wading River
(formally the old Kemp property). John is a neighbor, a friend, and
A correction to the directions in my earlier post - the road to the model
airplane field and the wet area where the White Ibis is usually found at
Great Kills Park is on the RIGHT side of the main road as you drive in, not
the left.
Note to self: do not write detailed posts late in the day
I visited EPCAL on my way home and was disappointed in the lack of birds. A
little walking turned up the following: Brown Thrasher, Kestrels, Eastern
Meadowlark, Eastern Kingbird, Prairie Warbler (heard), Turkey and some Barn
Swallows.
As I continued home to Flanders, I stopped at the small
Sean Sime and I went to Great Kills Park on Staten Island yesterday afternoon
(May 5) and today at first light (May 6) to look for the previously reported
adult White Ibis. As was reported earlier we saw the White Ibis fly in a 5:55
am this morning. Specifically, as you drive into Great Kills
Since there are a number of field trips taking place in the area over the
weekend, I thought I would update folks on what is being seen. Today I had 16
species of warbler between the two above locations. This was not exceptional,
but I missed a number of birds that were reported by others. An
While traveling to a conference yesterday, I observed an Eurasian
Collared-Dove on Rt 25 in East Marion at around 4pm between Dam Pond and
Island End Golf and Country Club. At the time, I was unaware of its rarity
in the state so I did not specifically note the precise location of the
sighting.
Well I haven't gotten any birds at my fruit feeder yet, but amazingly did get a
fresh Question Mark who is still there. That's the first butterfly I've ever
had at a feeder whether intentionally or unintentionally. Pretty cool, hope
more come. I do hope the oriole and catbirds don't pick it
1Common Raven, dumpster diving like a fish crow. :) I took a photo.
Dan Furbish.
peterbilt.birder@yahoo,com
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1 Black Vulture, seen this morning, 5/6/11 at 0740 am. On the southern
end/start to the Tappen Zee bridge!Dan Furbish.
peterbilt.bir...@yahoo.com
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1 Black Vulture, seen this morning, 5/6/11 at 0740 am. On the southern
end/start to the Tappen Zee bridge!Dan Furbish.
peterbilt.bir...@yahoo.com
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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1Common Raven, dumpster diving like a fish crow. :) I took a photo.
Dan Furbish.
peterbilt.birder@yahoo,com
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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NYSbirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME
Well I haven't gotten any birds at my fruit feeder yet, but amazingly did get a
fresh Question Mark who is still there. That's the first butterfly I've ever
had at a feeder whether intentionally or unintentionally. Pretty cool, hope
more come. I do hope the oriole and catbirds don't pick it
While traveling to a conference yesterday, I observed an Eurasian
Collared-Dove on Rt 25 in East Marion at around 4pm between Dam Pond and
Island End Golf and Country Club. At the time, I was unaware of its rarity
in the state so I did not specifically note the precise location of the
sighting.
Since there are a number of field trips taking place in the area over the
weekend, I thought I would update folks on what is being seen. Today I had 16
species of warbler between the two above locations. This was not exceptional,
but I missed a number of birds that were reported by others. An
Sean Sime and I went to Great Kills Park on Staten Island yesterday afternoon
(May 5) and today at first light (May 6) to look for the previously reported
adult White Ibis. As was reported earlier we saw the White Ibis fly in a 5:55
am this morning. Specifically, as you drive into Great Kills
I visited EPCAL on my way home and was disappointed in the lack of birds. A
little walking turned up the following: Brown Thrasher, Kestrels, Eastern
Meadowlark, Eastern Kingbird, Prairie Warbler (heard), Turkey and some Barn
Swallows.
As I continued home to Flanders, I stopped at the small
A correction to the directions in my earlier post - the road to the model
airplane field and the wet area where the White Ibis is usually found at
Great Kills Park is on the RIGHT side of the main road as you drive in, not
the left.
Note to self: do not write detailed posts late in the day
It's May, the month of the Bib Day, and John C. had one today! He and I
spent most of morning, first at the Rocky Point D/E/C property, and then,
en-route home, a fast stop at The Nature Conservancy Property in Wading River
(formally the old Kemp property). John is a neighbor, a friend, and a
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