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* New York
* New York City, Long Island, Westchester County
* Mar. 8, 2013
* NYNY1303.08
- Birds mentioned
PINK-FOOTED GOOSE+ (Orange County, New York)
GYRFALCON+
COMMON MURRE+
VARIED THRUSH+
(+ Details requested by NYSARC)
Greater White-fronted Goose
ROSS'S GOOSE
Cackling Goose
EURASIAN W
Birders et al,
There have been some changes and developments at BirdCallsRadio.
http://birdcallsradio.com/2013/03/07/birdcallsradio-update/
Cheers,
Mardi Dickinson
Norwalk, CT
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Audubon New York is seeking volunteers to conduct International Shorebird
Surveys during spring migration on Long Island. We are looking for data from
the following sites:
1 - Cupsogue Beach County Park
2 - Pike's Beach
3 - Dune Road Marshes
4 - Shinnecock Inlet
5 - Mecox Inlet
6 - Sagaponack P
Sorry for the cross-posting. I have uploaded three photos of the Varied
thrush taken near the yew tree off the path west of the Nethermead Bridge
at noon today, unfortunately no vocalizations heard.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/23604521@N00/
Good brding.
Juan Salas
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The adult Varied Thrush was seen again by four observers in the vicinity of the
Yew tree near the Nethermead Arches from about 2:10 - 2:15 this afternoon. At
about that time, the bird flushed to cover and most of the ground foraging
birds in the area went quiet. A Red-Tailed Hawk perched nearby
I have uploaded three pictures of the Varied thrush taken around noon.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/23604521@N00/
Thank you to Peter Dorosh for the excellent directions.
Best regards and good birding
Juan Salas
On Fri, Mar 8, 2013 at 12:08 PM, Rob Jett wrote:
> The Varied Thrush that was first sp
Thanks to Rob B, Rob J, Keir R, Peter D and all, a great find for Prospect Park.
Should anyone happen to hear this Varied Thrush sing, or vocalize, please add
to your reports (and that could apply to any birds, as some observers are
keenly interested in sound as well as sighting the bird. enjoy
Photo of Prospect Park Varied Thrush. Better pictures sure to follow.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/robertbate/8538958861/in/photostream
Rob Bate Brooklyn
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The Varied Thrush that was first spotted in Prospect Park late yesterday was
relocated this morning. It was subsequently seen by myself and several other
birders throughout the morning. I have created a Google map of the area where
it has been frequenting here:
http://goo.gl/maps/wFFOd
The bir
VARIED THRUSH (VATH ) confirmed per Keir Randall. Spot at yew tree north
stairs Nethermead Bridge.I also saw the bird shortly afterward
Go to the north path that leads to stairs on the north side of the Nethermead
Three Arches Bridge , where the path curves, behind the fence in brush, near
Refound just south of Neathermead Arch. Next to same area as before
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Kier Randall just tweeted this confiming a tentative sighting yesterday.
Nethermead bridge spans the creek thru the Ravine on Center Drive. Just look
for the birders!
@BBCKingsbirds: VARIED THRUSH confirmed per keir. Spot at yew tree north stairs
Nethermead Br
Rob Bate
Brooklyn
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Just as an FYI, everyone should know that it turned out that these
particular Long-eared Owls were not subjected to purposeful disturbance.
The story: some branches were cut on their roost tree. Everyone presumed
that a photographer had done it, however, it turned out that a state agency
that had n
Good Morning All:
Marshall Illiff, eBird Project Leader has given me permission to re-post an
e-mail submitted by him to the Maryland (MD) list serve, in response to a
discussion on the disturbance of Long-Eared Owls. Marshall's response on
the MD list serve, highlights the understanding of eBird
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