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* New York
* Buffalo
* 11/13/2014
* NYBU1411.13
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EVENING GROSBEAK
Horned Grebe
Eared Grebe
Tundra Swan
11/13/14, Thursday
Pat Pollock
No Ringed Neck Ducks @ noon 11/13 Thursday when I checked Reservoir. Were they
around earlier? Cd. have gone to Meer or Lake
Peregrine Falcon perched atop Mt. Sinai bldg
American Kestral top of tree vicinity of Woodchip pile
2 Wood Ducks (M) @ Pool north edge
4 or
For those of you interested, Harry Taylor just called to report that he and
Ed Bescher are looking at the Common Ground-Dove (COGD) near the holiday
sign at West End 2 parking lot at Jones Beach LI, NY.
This area would be near the last exit from the West End 2 parking lot.
Check previous reports f
Currently viewing a Surf Scoter at pretty close range at Jones Beach Coast Guard
Jonathan Green
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Another very good location for them, North Woodmere Park in North Woodmere
(Nassau). If you turn in and park in the far Northwest corner of the
parking lot, then continue walking north with the water on your left side
until you reach the *last* baseball field before the marsh, there are
several li
Hello! I didn't t think that monk parakeets were that interesting to anyone
besides myself. There is a great place to view them: Seamen's Neck Park in
Seaford, NY (Nassau County). There is a ball field with light platforms,
and each platform has a big communal roost made of sticks. They have a
HI Michael & NY Birders,
There have been a few reports from that area in 2014, but it would be great
if you e-birded it, as there are only 11 e-bird reports for Monk Parakeet
in the Bronx this year, and I don't think any are recent.
Hugh
On Wed, Nov 12, 2014 at 8:19 PM, Michael Britt wrote:
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