Doing a quick records search, shows this may be one of the best days, in
decades for Common Tern in the Albany area. While both Caspian and Black Terns
are seen, at least a few each migration, Common Tern can go years without a
single sighting, so the report of 12 at Cohoes Flats (on the Alban
There was a great showing of Caspian Terns along the Hudson River upstate.
There were 13 at Kingston Point (Ulster County), 1 at New Baltimore (Greene
Co.); 2 at Coeymans Landing (Albany County); 1 at Cohoes Flats
(Albany/Saratoga Co.) and 1 at Collins Lake (Saratoga County).
Also, two Black Terns
Monday, 2nd of May, 2016
If I might, kudos to all the Kings Co., NY birders on that Cerulean
find and other spp. in the boro' of Brooklyn ...for more-central NYS
birders, Cerulean closer to the coast (i.e. in NYC) is a good find, as
by the time that species is in the "neighborhood" of some o
Hi,
There was also a Caspian at Plum Beach in Brooklyn midday today.
Bobbi Manian
Brooklyn NY
Karalyn Lamp saw and photographed 2 caspian terns at low tide this
afternoon in wet area behind croton Harmon train station. Seem to be a
(sometimes) annual occurrence for a brief period around this ti
Forwarding for statewide interest and sharing:
Rich Guthrie
New Baltimore,
NY
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From: Greg Lawrence
Date: Mon, May 2, 2016 at 4:44 PM
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Gray Kingbird-Conesus Inlet-Sliker Hill Rd
To: Geneseebirds , nysbirds-l@cornell.edu
Hi all,
Ethan
Karalyn Lamp saw and photographed 2 caspian terns at low tide this afternoon in
wet area behind croton Harmon train station. Seem to be a (sometimes) annual
occurrence for a brief period around this time of year. Maybe they'll stick for
a day
L. Trachtenberg
Ossining
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Hi folks
I also find this website very useful for wind -
https://www.windyty.com
You can change the altitude in various increments all the way up to 10,000m
(good if you wanted to see bar-headed geese movement ;). The data
visualisation is pretty cool, and you can scroll backwards in time which
* New York* Syracuse
- May 02, 2016
* NYSY 05. 02. 16 Hotline: Syracuse Rare bird AlertDates(s):April 25, 2015 -
May 02, 2016to report by e-mail: brinjoseph AT yahoo.comcovering upstate NY
counties: Cayuga, Montezuma National Wildlife Refugeand Montezuma Wetlands
Complex (MWC) (just ou
Hi all,
Ethan Gyllenhaal and I are viewing a Gray Kingbird from the dike at the Sliker
Hill Rd access spot at Conesus Inlet WMA. It is actively flycatching straight
out from the dike-viewed from the end of the concrete walk.
Good luck and will post more details later.
Greg Lawrence
Brockport,
For those of us who can't stay up all night watching the radar there is this
one which shows the last 24 hours. Sometimes I take a look in the morning to
see how things went overnight.
Last 24 hours' US radar
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César
Una tarde la princesa
I was fortunate enough to see the male Cerulean Warbler in Prospect Park
this morning and equally fortunate to be standing near Karen Ohearn when
she said, "I've got a Yellow-throated Warbler!"
Both birds were near the southern terminus of the Lullwater adjacent to the
winter bird feeding station.
Central Park NYC
Monday May 2, 2016
OBS: Robert DeCandido, PhD, m.ob. on bird walks starting at 8am and 9am from
Strawberry Fields until almost 1pm.
Double-crested Cormorant - flyovers
Great Egret - Lake
Black-crowned Night-Heron- flying low over the Lake
Red-tailed Hawk - perched at the Mouth o
Cerulean warbler is now on top of Lookout hill. South side by small sets of
stairs
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A male cerulean warbler is singing in pin oak on path below feeders along lull
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Dennis
Brooklyn
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