I neglected to include that anyone wanting further information re: today's
birds, can contact me off line - and also for homeowner's protocol for
getting to see birds.
Bob
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This afternoon at ~ 4 PM, while looking at the now confirmed Rufous
Hummingbird (per Margaret B., homeowner, re: John S's confirming photo of
tail feathers) with her, she had a very quick snatch of a fleeting bird
whose "jizz" made her think "hummer". We now were on high alert, and it
didn't take v
Pt. Lookout 3 Dec
The town beach and jetties are undergoing major construction including today
(Saturday). I checked the Gulls on the parking lot but didn't go toward the
beach which is off limits. Heavy trucks carrying huge boulders were coming into
the lot. The activity must have disturbed th
Sandra Critelli reports that the Western Tanager is still at City Hall Park in
the northeastern section and still associating with Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers.
Sandra tells me another birder reported the Yellow-breasted Chat there today.
Deb Allen
P. S. Noteworthy birds in Central Park in the la
Was doing a seawatch off of the base of the ferry, near where the 9/11
memorial is and was lucky when a 1st year Black-legged Kittiwake flew by.
About 3:15 this afternoon. Sorry for getting word out late but needed to
get home and blow up pics to be sure. Bird was flying towards Bayonne.
Got som
Bird confirmed as a Cave Swallow and showing nicely at the described location:
Fireman's Park.
Cheers!
-Tim H
> On Dec 3, 2016, at 10:59 AM, Dennis Hrehowsik
> wrote:
>
> Bobbi Manian, Kristin Costello and I obs a tawny rumped swallow in the vacant
> lot south of the point lookout ball fiel
Bobbi Manian, Kristin Costello and I obs a tawny rumped swallow in the vacant
lot south of the point lookout ball fields at end of lido Blvd. bird was alone
then loosely associating with tree swallows then alone again. Bird is faithful
to dirt path along water that passes broken concrete with re
hi Alan & all,
I think I know that you were referring to the (somewhat common-in-
Manhattan's Bryant Park) White-throated Sparrows - but with the
capitalized 'C' & 'W' you -perhaps very unintentionally!- listed a
bird that is indeed common - Common Whitethroat (Sylvia communis) -
but, it's