Hi all,
I spent a couple hours watching Long Island Sound from Read Sanctuary in Rye
this afternoon during a break in the rain. Stiff easterly winds and rough
seas, but relatively good visibility out to a certain distance.
The highlight was a probable *Manx Shearwater *that made a brief
Tuesday, 17 May, 2011 -
Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
On returning to seek the male Boat-tailed Grackle I photographed in
Central Park earlier in the afternoon, i did not see it again, nor at
the Meer, another logical place to look given that the first couple of
sightings were at
Hi Rick and Linda:
The photos of the window killed Kentucky Warbler are very sad indeed. Given
this, you would probably be interested to know that a number of groups (local
LI Audubon chapters, Audubon NY, NYC Audubon, and American Bird Conservancy)
are working with NY state legislators to
I sent the following message to Cayugabirds-L, but thought others on
NYSbirds-L might find this of interest. Kevin McGowan wrote back confirming
my suspicion that Tennessee Warbler was only confirmed (barely) as nesting
in the Adirondacks during the latest NYS BBA. It is highly unlikely that
this
As indicated by reports from many observers this past weekend, the spring
flight of immature Lesser Black-backed Gulls is in full swing on Long Island
(adults have presumably moved through already).
The stormy weather yesterday and today seems to have driven even more birds
ashore--as
As indicated by reports from many observers this past weekend, the spring
flight of immature Lesser Black-backed Gulls is in full swing on Long Island
(adults have presumably moved through already).
The stormy weather yesterday and today seems to have driven even more birds
ashore--as
I sent the following message to Cayugabirds-L, but thought others on
NYSbirds-L might find this of interest. Kevin McGowan wrote back confirming
my suspicion that Tennessee Warbler was only confirmed (barely) as nesting
in the Adirondacks during the latest NYS BBA. It is highly unlikely that
this
Tuesday, 17 May, 2011 -
Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
On returning to seek the male Boat-tailed Grackle I photographed in
Central Park earlier in the afternoon, i did not see it again, nor at
the Meer, another logical place to look given that the first couple of
sightings were at
Hi all,
I spent a couple hours watching Long Island Sound from Read Sanctuary in Rye
this afternoon during a break in the rain. Stiff easterly winds and rough
seas, but relatively good visibility out to a certain distance.
The highlight was a probable *Manx Shearwater *that made a brief
Hi Rick and Linda:
The photos of the window killed Kentucky Warbler are very sad indeed. Given
this, you would probably be interested to know that a number of groups (local
LI Audubon chapters, Audubon NY, NYC Audubon, and American Bird Conservancy)
are working with NY state legislators to
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