For those interested, Ken Chaya took photos of the female-type Blue
Grosbeak, and I've uploaded them to the checklist submitted to eBird:
http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S11662799
Hopefully the bird will be there tomorrow.
The Wildflower Meadow is at the north end of Central Park,
A female-type Blue Grosbeak has been present in the Wildflower Meadow
for the past hour. Check the western edge of the main fenced in area
of the meadow as well as the path along the west side by the Loch
(where one hung out for a few days last fall).
It is now 5:55pm
Karen Fung
Manhattan
Kissena Park 25 September
Joe Giunta, Sam Jannazzo, Debbie Martin and I (Sy Schiff) birder the Community
Garden, Corridor Park and then the Velodrome section. Visiting the latter area
was a first for us and we stopped to watch the bicycle riders on the track and
admire the the model
Of note today:
Cory's Shearwater-1 @ Point
Red-headed Woodpecker (adult) @ Point
Clay-colored Sparrow-1 @ Camp Hero.
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Making "shorebird withdrawal" a tad easier to deal with. 1 basic
plumage *Long-billed
Dowitcher* along with *5 Stilt Sandpipers* (3 juveniles and 2 basic
plumage) were some of the notables in 11 species of shorebirds on the East
Pond at Jamaica Bay. The *American White Pelican* continues as
Too funny. I just picked up my phone to report a Lark Sparrow at RMSP and saw
Doug's Post. Good news is its still here as of noon - 50 yards East of the
West end of the median.
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On Sep 25, 2012, at 11:06 AM, Douglas Futuyma
wrote:
> At 8:00 this morning, I saw an
At 8:00 this morning, I saw an immature Lark Sparrow on the north edge of
the shrubbery in the median strip opposite Field 2 at RMSP. The strong
southwest wind (at least 15 mph) prevented any ongoing movement (even of
Northern Flickers), but it had evidently grounded quite a few nocturnal
At 8:00 this morning, I saw an immature Lark Sparrow on the north edge of
the shrubbery in the median strip opposite Field 2 at RMSP. The strong
southwest wind (at least 15 mph) prevented any ongoing movement (even of
Northern Flickers), but it had evidently grounded quite a few nocturnal
Making shorebird withdrawal a tad easier to deal with. 1 basic
plumage *Long-billed
Dowitcher* along with *5 Stilt Sandpipers* (3 juveniles and 2 basic
plumage) were some of the notables in 11 species of shorebirds on the East
Pond at Jamaica Bay. The *American White Pelican* continues as well,
Kissena Park 25 September
Joe Giunta, Sam Jannazzo, Debbie Martin and I (Sy Schiff) birder the Community
Garden, Corridor Park and then the Velodrome section. Visiting the latter area
was a first for us and we stopped to watch the bicycle riders on the track and
admire the the model
For those interested, Ken Chaya took photos of the female-type Blue
Grosbeak, and I've uploaded them to the checklist submitted to eBird:
http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S11662799
Hopefully the bird will be there tomorrow.
The Wildflower Meadow is at the north end of Central Park,
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