Earlier this week i got a call from Jean Brown of Blue Chip asking that birders refrain from entering the horse fieldswhile birding. Her number is 845-895-3930 X 14 or sell 845-705-7157.She understands that Blue Chip has birds hard to see other places.She got my number from the Audubon website (th
>From East Hampton on the South Fork of Long Island (Suffolk Co.) the
seabird flight described in posts from Ken, Corey, Seth and Shai was much
in evidence this morning, with persistent onshore winds and bands of rain
pushing the migration up against the shoreline. Peter Polshek was on
station at M
I find it shocking that anyone would enter the horse fields. I hope everyone
gets the message that this is entirely inappropriate behavior. The folks at
Blue Chip Farm have welcomed birders for more than 35 years. Let's not ruin it!
Seth Ausubel
Forest Hills, NY
On Jun 2, 2012, at 8:50 PM, w
The following are more or less complete numbers for this morning's tag-team
seawatching effort at Robert Moses SP, 7:00-11:30. Ken Feustel began the effort
and was joined soon by Bobby Kurtz and Pat Lindsay; when Ken left, the other
two were joined by Seth and Corey, and then by Tom and Gail; I
Hello Birders:
I'm forwarding as an FYI the following from a regional NY listserv:
Request by property owner regarding Blue Chip Farm, near the Shawangunk
Grasslands National Wildlife Refuge (formerly Galeville Military Airfield) in
Ulster County.
Thanks,
John Workman
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Joe Giunta's Brooklyn Botanical Garden birding class visited Ward Pound Ridge
Reservation, 2 June, to look for and view breeding birds in a somewhat
different habitat than the city parks.. The approx. 15 participants met at the
entrance and drove past a series of open fields with a "bluebird tr
Friday, 01 June 2012
Plateau Mountain, Greene County
Early Friday morning I conducted an annual Vermont Center for Ecostudies
Mountain Birdwatch survey for Bicknell's Thrush and additional
high-elevation target species that breed in the coniferous forest on the
summit of Plateau Mountain in the
This morning (6/2/2012), Della and I led the annual Rockland Audubon trip to
Shawangunk Grasslands National Wildlife Refuge (Ulster Co.) and vicinity.
The early morning rain discouraged all but four birders. But despite the
poor turnout and soggy start, it turned out to be a productive day. The tr
Corey Finger and I are just leaving Robert Moses State Park now. It was a truly
outstanding seabird flight. Birding with Pat Lindsay, Shai Mitra, Bob Kurtz,
Tom Burke and Gail Benson, we added the following to Ken's totals: 360 Sooty
Shearwaters, 17 Cory's Shearwaters, 1 Great Shearwater, 1 Man
There is a good movement of seabirds going on this morning at RMSP Field 2. In
forty-five minutes of observation, starting at 7:00AM, I observed 225 Sooty
Shearwaters, 5 Great Shearwaters, 4 Wilson's Storm Petrels and small numbers of
Common Loons and Northern Gannets.
Ken Feustel
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NYSbird
The continuing Mississippi just showed in its favored tree outside of the
visitor's center below the upper parking lot. See previous posts for more
specifics.
Good and responsible birding!
Andrew Baksh
Queens NY
www.birdingdude.blogspot.com
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