While banding Spotted Sandpipers back in the 70's, I had one jump into the
water, swim away, then dive. I could see it "flying" underwater. I pulled
back since I didn't want it to become bass bait.
It came ashore OK.
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore
New York
gael...@capital.net
On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 a
When I arrived at ~ 3 PM, the 1st bird I came upon (from the south, and ~
1/2 way between the fire station & the dirt farm road)was a Bairds
Sandpiper. It was fairly close, enabling me to see bill & leg color, wings
longer than tail and "scalloping" on back. A little farther to the north
were 3-4
Now a second Buff-breasted same location
Mike Scheibel
Brookhaven
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> On Sep 4, 2014, at 10:51 AM, Mike Mulqueen wrote:
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> Today, at 9:15a, I checked out the sod farms at Riverhead for my first time.
> A brief overview of the birds immediately to the west off Northville Tur
As previously reported, viewing buff-breasted now from Rte 105 1/4 mi north of
intersection with Rte 43, in sod field to west. Close about 50 yds.
Mike Scheibel
Brookhaven
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> On Sep 4, 2014, at 10:51 AM, Mike Mulqueen wrote:
>
> Today, at 9:15a, I checked out the sod farms
I received a text this morning that birders had briefly relocated the
Connecticut Warbler found yesterday by Denis Hrehowsik in Brooklyn's
Prospect Park.
An extensive search by many birders was ongoing throughout the morning
without success. At roughly 1:20pm the bird was relocated between the uppe
With the cooperation of Paulagics, and on the heels of the insanely
successful August trip, we have planned an 18 hour exploratory overnight
pelagic trip out of Freeport, NY on Friday, October 24th/Saturday October
25th. The close approaching date would mean we would need commitments
relatively qui
Today, at 9:15a, I checked out the sod farms at Riverhead for my first
time. A brief overview of the birds immediately to the west off Northville
Turnpike yielded a single Pectoral Sandpiper, Buff-breasted Sandpiper and
an American Golden-Plover. The plover was north of the fire hydrant while
the o
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Come one, come all! The Cayuga Bird Club hosts the New York State
Ornithological Association’s annual meeting this year the weekend of
September 19 through September 21. Registration is in full swing and we
are excited to have people coming from all around New York State to
participate in thi