Seen by multiple observers (not I) today, Monday 2/27, was the state-
record Clark's Grebe (pending acceptance by NYSARC, of course!) at
Oswego, NY's harbor area, near the "maritime museum" at times in the
morning - and: "In channel near red buoy #4", from at least 4
observers later in the d
NYSbirders,
Doug Gochfeld, Melissa Roach, and I are watching a Great Gray Owl east of
Fort Covington, Franklin County in a backyard on the south side of
Burns-Holden Rd. at these GPS coordinates: 44.99233, -74.46760.
We didn't have any luck with owls earlier in the afternoon at Robert Moses
SP near
* New York* Syracuse
- February 27 2017
* NYSY 02.27.17 Hotline: Syracuse Rare bird AlertDates(s):February 20, 2017 -
February 27 2017to report by e-mail: brinjoseph AT yahoo.comcovering upstate NY
counties: Cayuga, Montezuma National Wildlife Refugeand Montezuma Wetlands
Complex (MWC)
Yesterday, Feb. 26, after searching around the Pond, I finally found the
Northern Pintail male that's been at the Pond for the winter. He was
sleeping in the dark part of the Pond and had not come in earlier with
the other ducks for tourists feeding them like he used to. A (the) Great
Blue Hero
Hello Listers!
OK, so the NYSOA County & State Listing deadline is just 2 days away. A
friend of mine pointed out that some time ago I wrote a simple tutorial on
how to use eBird to easily grab your state and county totals for the NYSOA
County & State Listing project/competition. Why didn't I t
They are in NY if the map is correct, not CT. As I mentioned to Drew when he
found them they are probably semi captive since they are hanging out in an
atypical site. Many businesses place swans including tundras, whoopers and
trumpeters on their ponds for display. The University of MA Amhers
The two swans appear to be Trumpeter Swans without flight feathers
(pinioned). So we expect they will be there for awhile. Tom Burke & Gail
Benson
On Feb 27, 2017 9:39 AM, "Carole Griffiths"
wrote:
Still there across from 113 King
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Still there across from 113 King
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on behalf of Steven Martin
Sent: Monday, February 27, 2017 6:46:26 AM
To: NYSBirdlist
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Tundra Swans near Westchester Airport
Two adult Tundra Swans seen at ap
Two adult Tundra Swans seen at approx. 0640 from road in pond across the
street from King St. office complex.
Location at Google link or coordinates below:
https://goo.gl/maps/4kgbJpdxgFG2
41.0919327, -73.7214767
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