Tuesday, 5 April, 2016 -
Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
A Louisiana Waterthrush was found & photographed Tuesday in Central
Park, around mid-day. A very actively-feeding new arrival, the
warbler was in a good place for quiet & peaceful feeding, undisturbed
by any human activities (inclu
Saw it also but the police made some of us move along. Not allowed to stop
unless its an emergency plus looks suspicous taking photos at the scene of
the gilgo beach murders. The nice state trooper that i chatted with asked
me to show him the bird and thought it was a good looking bird also
On T
Just seen well, same spot described in Doug Futuyma's report.
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Observed at 2:15PM in median of Ocean Pkwy east of Oak Beach.
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In median on Ocean Parkway, east of Oak Beach, in vicinity of isolated copse of
small deciduous trees and bare wood sign. Thanks, Bob P, for the notice.
Doug Futuyma
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The upland sandpiper continues in the same spot as reported earlier by
Robert P. It is worth mentioning that this bird is very contently foraging
in the median and may indeed continue as folks get off work, etc.
This bird can potentially be enjoyed by many people as long as long as it
no
Sorry for the misspellings. The battery was ready to give out and I didn't
have my glasses.
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The tufted duck was still present at midday today obout 0.1 mile south of Camp
Stella Maris on the east side of Conesus Lake in a diverse mixed flock raft,
which included mallard, redhead, canvasback, ringneck duck, bufflehead,
goldeneye, red-breasted merganser, horned grebe, pied-billed grebe a
Central Park NYC
Tuesday April 5, 2016
OBS: Robert DeCandido, etc. on bird walk starting from Turtle Pond at 9am
Good News - The construction fencing in the Ramble is being removed at last!
Bufflehead - Turtle Pond
Black-crowned Night-Heron - Turtle Pond
Red-tailed Hawk
Red-bellied Woodpecker
Yel
Following up on Mike's report of a Gloosy Ibis at Captree Island. I met up
with Ken Thompson who just seen 6 Pectoral Sandpipers. I found 2 in the
marshes around 50 yards from the Captree Island sign. 2 Blue-winged Teal
werexseen. Heading west on Ocean pkwy I found ann Upland Sandpiper in the
cente
A glossy Ibis was seen at Captree Island this AM around 10. It was seen about
50 yards past the Captree Island sign. The 2 blue winged teal were see further
west
Mike Higgiston
Eileen Schwinn
Vince Cagno
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Winter has returned to the Adirondacks - new snow yesterday (on 4/4) and 8
degrees this morning.
We literally have swarms of Pine Siskins at our feeders and yesterday
(4/4/16) is now a record for seed consumption. Even in years when we have
300 to 500 redpolls, I've never observed such feeder
Yesterday I had a rare chance to come to Long Island for work.
I didn't have much time but for an hour before sunset I walked the
very windy, rainy and chilly beach from Parking lot 3 at Robert
Moses.
Immediately one can see many NORTHERN GANNETS flying
around high and low and many were dive bombi
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