Hoping for a great deal of activity following a night of strong
southerly winds, I was at The Point early.
However, the only species of note was a single DOVEKIE which landed
off The Point.
Numbers of other other expected species were typical of this quiet winter.
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I have heard via Bob Kessler (who lives on Upper Lake and who first spotted
the Trumepter Swans several years ago) that the Trumepter Swan which was
shot last month has passed away under the care of the rehabber.
On an unrelated note, I received an e-mail recently about a "naturalist"
training pro
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SLATY-BACKED GULL
SABINE'S GULL
AMERICAN PIPIT
PINE GROS
A female Common Redpoll was at Evodia in the Central Park Ramble this
morning about 9:30. She was using the low stovepipe feeder on the
east side, with several Goldfinches. Quite a bright blustery morning,
lots of finches about.
Regards,
Ed Gaillard
Manhattan
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2 were on the Central Park reservoir. One much darker than the other with an
obvious dark smudge on the right side.
Senior Loan Officer
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Hi all.
I walked the trails on Tuesday afternoon and looked over the place for the
first time since Sandy. The staff and Town workers have cleaned the area so
that it's almost as before, although it is a bit disconcerting to see seaweed
at eye level in the shrubs along the trails. Storm surge