Had the Eurasian Collard-Dove at about 815am at Chelsea Piers at the intersect
ion of 12th Ave & 24th St. on the pier side being fed by a homeless couple.
It was very tame and let me get great shots of it. It was where the rows of
benches are.
Andrew
Andrew v. F. Block
Consulting Naturalist/
I haven’t posted about the MERLINS lately, but I have been seeing and/or
hearing them just about every day since they arrived in mid-May. The nest was
visible from my backyard for a very short time, but once the trees leafed out,
I could no longer see it.
This morning, around 6 AM, I heard one
Central Park NYC Bird Walk on Sunday July 20, 2014Just the highlights:Worm-eating Warbler (FOS) and Yellow Warbler at the Upper LobeYellow Warbler in Strawberry FieldsBlack-and-white Warbler - 2 females continue in Mugger's WoodsAlso nice to see a male House Finch surrounded by hungry fledglings. B
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New York
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6+ hours spent on the pond today while checking the water during low and
high tide.
Shorebird bird numbers were disappointingly low. Nevertheless, I ended up
with 10 species. The highlights were 3 Stilt Sandpipers *(2 nicely marked
birds seen with Steve Walter) *and 2 flagged Semipalmated Sandpipe