This is an interesting looking bird. The head pattern and the white spots on
the tips of the primaries make me wonder whether it might be a Black-headed x
Ring-billed Gull hybrid. Are there any photos of the spread wings?
Best,
Shai Mitra, Bay Shore
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Jane DeWitt and I were surprised to see two adult-plumaged Golden Eagles today
(11/12) soaring together fairly low over rt. 10 just east of the hamlet of
Walton (Delaware co.), after having spent several hours yesterday at the
Franklin Mt. hawkwatch without seeing a one.
Tait Jo
Quite a day! We started at Fort Niagara where we paid our $10 to go into
the old fort to look out onto Lake Ontario and the mouth of the Niagara
River. I was confident, as the RAZORBILL had been seen only about 40
minutes earlier, and we had a group of eight birders with scopes, which
should have
During a bird walk at the Setauket Mill Pond today at 11am, we discovered a
winter-plumage BLACK-HEADED GULL among a small group of Ring Billed Gulls on
the main pond south of the old mill. Also present were a large number of
American Wigeons, Gadwalls, and some Ring-necked Ducks. The Pied-bille
The over-night babysitting assignment of our (4) grandsons (by my wife and I)
in Rockville Centre, furnished me the opportunity of being down at Jones Beach
today by ~ 0715, where I was greeted by a lone Rusty Blackbird in the hedgerow
near the Coast Guard Station. Shorebirds on the sand bar in
While leading a walk at Van Courtlandt Park in the Bronx, my group were
treated to the *Greater White-fronted Goose* in the fenced off area on the
Parade Grounds. This is the area right across from the Ranger Station. We
wondered if this could be the same GFWG that we had last year at Van
Courtla
It was as if I was seeing double today. First, not one but two *GREATER
WHITE-FRONTED GEESE* in the Canada flock on Further Lane in Amagansett
(Suffolk Co.). Both adults, both orange-billed. Also present on the south
field at Deep Hollow, Montauk was the third adult GW-FG ('Pinkie'), present
since
Whoops, that would be Boat Tailed Grackles seen by Dick Belanger at Smith
Point.
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Hello All, Other species seen this morning before and after Rich's
"Shrike" hunt were 50 Great Tailed Grackles spotted by Dick Belanger and 35
Snow Buntings in the p. lot around 11am. Good Autumn Birding,Carl
Starace
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Nov 12 A Greater White-fronted Goose was on Marratooka Lake at
11:AM
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At about 8:30 this morning at Smith Point County Park in Suffolk County I
found a single Northern Shrike in the area between the National Seashore
boardwalk and the bay. It perched briefly on the tops of trees and shrubs
3 times, then it disappeared. I ran into Carl Starace and Dick Belanger
and
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