Yesterday Sue and I observed a large gray falcon briefly sitting on an Osprey
platform in the salt marsh north of the Cedar Beach Marina (CBM). Before we
could even get out of the car to look at the bird it dropped off the platform
and flew low over marsh before abruptly pouncing on something hi
Shai and others:
Go to this link to start at 27 October 2010:
http://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/dailywxmap/index_20101027.html
Click “Next Day” or “Previous Day” at top right or left to change the map
accordingly.
Go to this link to start at 13 November 2015:
http://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/dailywxma
Very belatedly, I would like to offer some thoughts about the astonishing
Franklin's Gull flight of 13 November 2015, partly inspired by Bobby's
intriguing post.
Now several weeks after the flight, summaries and interpretations have been
prepared and digested:
http://birdcast.info/forecast/mig
The dice continues to roll favorably with our two celebrity birds : PAINTED
BUNTING & BLACK-HEADED GULL.
With far fewer birders milling around, I went to see the Painted Bunting. It
seems to be exploring more of the green roof as now the Bunting moved to the
far north end of the Rink green ro
Still present , right now in field by lot 5
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Many of you may know that a free roaming cat was seen stalking the Painted
Bunting recently. The good news is that the cat has been captured and
removed by Marty who deals with wildlife issues for the Prospect Park
Alliance. Thanks everyone for the alerts and special thanks for the guy
who sent t