Morning Observations:
The normal saltmarsh visitors include: Clapper Rails, Yellow and
Black-crowned Night Herons, Glossy Ibis, Green Heron, Least and
Forster's Terns. Willets with chicks, Tree Swallows have/are in the
process of fledgling. Saltmarsh Sparrows are scattered throughout the
marsh.
The New York State Ornithological Association’s next field trip will feature a
tour of the Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History (www.rtpi.org) in
Jamestown, NY along with a field experience led by the Institute’s bird
experts. RTPI currently houses most of the late Roger Tory Peterso
At Mariandale Retreat Center in Ossining: BROWN THRASHER hopping around late
afternoon with the robins.
Jan Hollerbach
Fairfield, CT
But happily on retreat this weekend
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> On Jun 28, 2014, at 9:59 AM, Michael Farina wrote:
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> Morning Observations:
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> The normal saltmar
I had a Chuck-will's-widow singing at the T intersection of Napeague Meadow
Road and Lazy Point Rd. in Napeague (Amagansett) this evening at around
8:45pm. The bird then flew from its perch directly over my head. Pretty
cool. There were Whip-poor-wills at almost every stop along the Western end
of
