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From: robert adamo
Date: Mon, May 9, 2016 at 12:11 AM
Subject: A day that wouldn't quit !
To: NY BIRDS
Since Friday, I have been babysitting 3 of my 4 grandsons in Rockville
Centre, and while mostly house-bound, did manage to see a FOY male Scarlet
Tanage
Since Friday, I have been babysitting 3 of my 4 grandsons in Rockville
Centre, and while mostly house-bound, did manage to see a FOY male Scarlet
Tanager yesterday, which also qualified as a FEOTLRW, aka "first ever out
the living room window" ! I took that, combined with a few early hours at
Hemps
Re: Lawrence’s Warbler-
Annie Di Gennaro, John Di Gennaro, and I were birding by the Loch in the
North End of Central Park in New York, NY, at about 3:45PM. I heard a song
that sounded like Blue-winged Warbler, but with only the second part of the
Bee-Buzz song (just the Buzz). We looked for what
Central Park NYC
Sunday May 8, 2016
OBS: Robert DeCandido, PhD, Deborah Allen, m.ob. on bird walk starting from
Turtle Pond from 9am until well past noon with a bit more birding after lunch.
Warblers were everywhere, but our highlight was the American Bittern Kathleen
Massey found with the gr
Echoing Tim Healy's account, Pat Lindsay and I participated in this memorable
coastal flight a little further to the east, around Fire Island Inlet.
Waking up at 6:00, we noted conditions favorable for a fallout this morning: sw
wind around 7 mph, with patches of local fog and precipitation. We
Today I photographed a great egret in flight on the north shore of Long Island.
As I was reviewing the photos I noticed two yellow tags on the wings. It
appears to be "E13." Just wondering with whom/what organization I should share
this information.
Thanks,
MBK
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5/8/16, 4:11 PM
Lawrence's Warbler, above Loch, by wood chip trail leading to wildflower
meadow. #birdcp via @JaredAdamCole
Pasted this in from Twitter. Not sure how readable it'll appear on the lists.
Karen Fung
NYC
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Here is a photo of the Chuck-wills-widow that was found by someone in the
Ramble area of Central Park today.
I have never seen a Chuck or Whip roost so low before, great views. Today
was a stellar birding day with a wet beginning, but the bird activity made
up for all the early rain.
https://flic.
I spent over 5 hours at Jones Beach today with Brendan Fogarty, hoping that
last night's winds would bring new birds. When I first arrived it was still
rainy, foggy, cold, and seemingly devoid of landbird activity. We had a fairly
successful stakeout at the boat basin with a good range of shoreb
Manhattan, New York City...
Mother's Day Sunday, 8 May, 2016
A very big (impressive even for some who've been at this spring
migration watch for some years) migration took place overnight Sat.
into Sunday and some flight was still ongoing through the mid-day (&
could well keep going still
Sorry to have missed it! But I am enjoying cool acoustic music in a barn,
while drinking bloody Mary's and eating a platter of VT cheese. Not a bad early
Sun aft.
Christine
> On May 8, 2016, at 12:08 PM, Larry Trachtenberg
> wrote:
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> WARBLERS:
> Blue winged
> Northern Parula
> Chestnut si
Very busy morning on my monthly Wave Hill bird walk (2nd Sunday of every month,
free). We had very few participants, presumably due to the rainy weather
earlier this AM or to Mother's Day plans, but it was their loss as it was a
wonderful morning of birding, approaching fallout conditions.
We
WARBLERS:
Blue winged
Northern Parula
Chestnut sided
Magnolia
Yellow rumped
Black + white
Black throated blue (est. 20)
Blackburnian
Black throated green
CANADA
Yellow
HOODED
Common yellowthroat
WILSON's
American redstart
Ovenbird
Rose breasted grosbeak (six together on ground)
Scarlet Tanager(3)
There is a Golden-winged Warbler over the Quaker Cemetery gates in Prospect
Park, singing repeatedly. Spotted by Steve Nanz.
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Croton point is hopping olive sided fly, blackburnian (2) Wilsons magnolia
Parula multiples of btgw btbw chestnut sided scarlet t both Orioles just at
nature center and more
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> On May 8, 2016, at 9:38 AM, Tim Healy wrote:
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> Still exploring median with Brendan. Warbler
Still exploring median with Brendan. Warbler and thrush movement continues in
wake of rain. Magnolia and Prairie seen and more still coming. Gnatcatchers and
other passerines as well. Good waterbirds at basin including Whimbrel flyover,
Least and Common Terns, and many knots. Full report later.
1 Kentucky Warbler singing deep in the woods. Had 2 great looks after some
waiting. Currently standing here : 41.297615,-73.997460 looking across the
brook where the bird is. Take the path on the right where the trail splits
for "Historic Sites" and "Herbert Cemetery" and the bird was around where
On Saturday morning, Alan Baczkiewicz found a male WESTERN TANAGER in his
yard on Howard Ave in Williamsville, which is just east of Buffalo. A few
birders made it to his yard to see the bird but it was observed flying off
to the northeast, in the direction of nearby Amherst State Park. About two
h
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