The Cackling Goose continues at Van Cortlandt Park in the southeast
corner of the field. Also observed was a flock of about 45 American
Pipits. Birds observed with Andria and John Young.
Sent from somewhere in the field using my mobile device!
Andrew Baksh
www.birdingdude.blogspot.com
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Dave Klauber just called to report that he and Bobby Rosetti just found a
Western Kingbird along the upper lot at Captree State Park.
Good luck if you try for it.
Best,
Derek Rogers
Sayville
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At about 5:55 this morning I saw a single Short-eared Owl West of the Fire
Island National Seashore visitor center next to Smith Point county park. I
watched it for perhaps a minute before it dropped out of sight - I hung
around until I thought it was getting too light, but never picked it up
agai
Still present
Here is a link to my current location:
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=loc:40.63851,-73.255383
11/09/2013 @ 11:20 AM
Arie Gilbert
No. Baylon NY
Sent from "Loretta IV" in the field
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From: Derek Rogers
Date: 11/09/2013 9:40 AM (GMT-05:00)
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Hi everyone,
I was at the lake by Merrick Road earlier - the winter ducks are moving in
more: saw ~30 ruddy ducks, 5 hooded mergansers, and around a dozen
shovelers and black ducks. Also saw a monk parakeet on Broadway by N Kings
Ave (you'll see the nest) I will post pics of the ducks ASAP on my
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Still being seen as of 2PM at the same location (relocated by Mona Waters). A
few pictures here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mac_waters/
Mac Waters
Babylon, NY
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Shinnecock Inlet;
45 Common Eider
Black Scoter
White Winged Scoter
Surf Scoter
Numerous Northern Gannets
Eastport Lake, Easport
Ruddy Duck- large flocks
Hooded Merganser
Ring Neck Duck
Greater Scaup
Lesser Scaup
1- Female Canvasback
1- Male American/Eurasian Hybrid Widgeon
Swan Lake, Patchogu
Mill Pond, Sayville:
There were a total of 3 Eurasian Wigeons (1 drake, 2 hens) among roughly over
100 American Wigeons. The drake was nearly in full alternate plumage. Both hens
were dabbling at the far north end of the pond.
Patchogue Lake:
1 drake Eurasian Wigeon, this one in full alternate
The Saturday morning bird walk had 30 birders celebrating Forest Weekend. The
foliage at NYBG is spectacular! Highlights, from the walk, include a White
crowned sparrow, American Crow and Common Raven. Also spotted:
Eastern Phoebe-1
Hermit thrush-3
White breasted nuthatch-2
Red breasted nuthatch
The Buffleheads are back! Buffleheads were observed on my first bird walk for
Bartow Pell Mansion. I will be doing two more bird tours, Dec 21 and Jan. 9th -
Prowling for Owls.
The Mansion is a great place to bird because its north side borders a marsh and
it's south side is Pelham Bay Park -whe
November 9 - At Barcelona Harbor today there were 625 Red-breasted
Mergansers, 107 Horned Grebes, 3 Common Loons, an immature Bald Eagle, 28
Double-crested Cormorants, about 600 Bonaparte's Gulls, and a Great
Black-backed
Gull X Glaucous Gull hybrid (AKA "The Beast")
At Dunkirk Harbor
http://www.petercolenphotography.com/ConeyIslandDrierOffermanNov820
These pics are from friday. The most surprising thing I saw was a Northern
Harrier flying low over the waves past Breezy Point heading west, quite far
from any shore. It was heading into a strong NW wind. What a bird.
Peter Colen
Today, between 1000 and 1445, I was one of the volunteers at the combined
ELIAS/ QWR Fall Seed Sale, held at the Quogue Wildlife Refuge in Quogue.
While helping customers get their purchases (seed, bird feeders, etc.) out
to their cars, I was rewarded with a very close, and unobstructed view of
my
The West Pond birding was a disaster today compared to what it was for
many years! There were no birds at all in the west pond except one lonely
Great Egret! Not even ruddy ducks, blacks, mallards, swans or brant! ( There
were about 30 Brant however in marshes in the bay).
Since Sandy
I arrived on the parade ground at approximately at 7:10 this morning to
scout for my NYC Audubon Van Cortlandt Park bird walk. Shortly after my
arrival I spotted the Lesser Canada Goose that first appeared in Inwood
Hill Park. Next, I was able to locate the continuing Cackling Goose first
found by
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