Fellow Birders;
Greetings one and all; I'm back in NYC (from Panama) for an extended period
(not for the best of reasons, more later in this post), and ventured to JBWR
for the first time in several years. Apparently, somewhere along the way this
now professional neotropical birding guide
When I left the East Pond, Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge at 7:45pm, the Ruff
was still feeding on the eastern side at the North End, south of "Dead
Man's Cove". You can see a roof through the trees on the east side in this
area, and if you moved your eyes all the way down, there was the Ruff!
For
By popular request, See Life Paulagics will be running an overnight pelagic
trip out of Freeport, NY. We will be leaving at 12:30 AM on Sunday,
September 16 and returning around 4:30 PM. We will be aboard the Capt. Lou
VII that we've used before. The cost of the trip is $230. Due to this
being
An Osprey flew over downtown Buffalo at 12:50 pm today clutching what I
imagine was a fish. Nice yard bird for me (and Jim Horn).
Joe Fell
Buffalo, NY
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The second Ruff that was discovered this morning has not been seen for well
over an hour. Last observed with Tom Burke, Gail Benson and Doug Futumya on
the Southend of the East Pond.
We think it could have flown off the pond...perhaps into the bay. The initial
Ruff from Sunday is still on
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Just discovered a second Ruff on the East Pond at Jamaica Bay. Both birds are
on the east side of the pond well south of the muddy cove at the north end. The
second bird is also a black morph, but appears to have more breeding plumage
remaining including tufts on the neck and belly.
Seth
A Black Skimmer took a pass at Piermont Pier this morning about 7:45.
Rare here. Video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPG48Y4bf0s
Evan
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While doing a sea watch at RMSP this morning, a single Brown Pelican flew low
over the water heading east (about 7:55AM). Otherwise, the ocean was mostly
empty with the exception of an unidentified, distant shearwater sitting on the
water and small numbers of Common Terns feeding in the low
The Ruff is still here on the East Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge.
Currenly feeding on the eastern side at the North End just past "Dead Man's
Cove". Currently raining so dress appropriately if you will try for it this
morning.
Good and responsible birding!
Andrew Baksh
Queens NY
While doing a sea watch at RMSP this morning, a single Brown Pelican flew low
over the water heading east (about 7:55AM). Otherwise, the ocean was mostly
empty with the exception of an unidentified, distant shearwater sitting on the
water and small numbers of Common Terns feeding in the low
A Black Skimmer took a pass at Piermont Pier this morning about 7:45.
Rare here. Video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPG48Y4bf0s
Evan
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http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME
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Just discovered a second Ruff on the East Pond at Jamaica Bay. Both birds are
on the east side of the pond well south of the muddy cove at the north end. The
second bird is also a black morph, but appears to have more breeding plumage
remaining including tufts on the neck and belly.
Seth
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The second Ruff that was discovered this morning has not been seen for well
over an hour. Last observed with Tom Burke, Gail Benson and Doug Futumya on
the Southend of the East Pond.
We think it could have flown off the pond...perhaps into the bay. The initial
Ruff from Sunday is still on
An Osprey flew over downtown Buffalo at 12:50 pm today clutching what I
imagine was a fish. Nice yard bird for me (and Jim Horn).
Joe Fell
Buffalo, NY
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsRULES
By popular request, See Life Paulagics will be running an overnight pelagic
trip out of Freeport, NY. We will be leaving at 12:30 AM on Sunday,
September 16 and returning around 4:30 PM. We will be aboard the Capt. Lou
VII that we've used before. The cost of the trip is $230. Due to this
being
When I left the East Pond, Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge at 7:45pm, the Ruff
was still feeding on the eastern side at the North End, south of Dead
Man's Cove. You can see a roof through the trees on the east side in this
area, and if you moved your eyes all the way down, there was the Ruff!
For
Fellow Birders;
Greetings one and all; I'm back in NYC (from Panama) for an extended period
(not for the best of reasons, more later in this post), and ventured to JBWR
for the first time in several years. Apparently, somewhere along the way this
now professional neotropical birding guide
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