Long story short, there was a male Western Tanager at Twelve Pines Park,
Suffolk County about 4 days ago. Birder who saw it didn't realize what it
was until they posted on Long Island Wildlife (Facebook page) and asked for
an ID a few days after they saw it. FYI for anyone who wants to see if its
(Found by Joseph Andrews)
On Thursday, August 25, 2016, Robert Taylor wrote:
> Long story short, there was a male Western Tanager at Twelve Pines Park,
> Suffolk County about 4 days ago. Birder who saw it didn't realize what it
> was until they posted on Long Island Wildlife (Facebook page) and
Now four Buffies on south side of main pond ( pond with blind).
Ken Feustel
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