Relocated on trail south of environmental center. Take boardwalk to trail and
go 50 yards south. Kestrel just flushed it from its perch.
Also four Common Nighthawks.
Jeff Ritter
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Like fishing, every good bird find requires a good story.
In the fall two years ago (uh oh) I was asked to lead the NYC Linnaean Society
bird walk of Randall’s Island, a favorite spot of mine. A few weeks before the
trip, Anne Lazarus asked me to lead the Alley Pond bird walk because the leader
I just heard from Mary Beth Kooper that the location is indeed the Alley
Pond Park Environmental Center, and that the possible WESTERN KINGBIRD was
initially found by Alan Drogin on a Linnaean Society walk earlier this
afternoon. Ms. Kooper also posted another photo of the bird:
https://twitter.co
Mary Beth Kooper found this kingbird and reported it on Queens Bird Alert
(@BirdQueens on Twitter), later with a photo by Gordon Lam:
https://twitter.com/BirdQueens/status/1041023572796485632
Location I am given is the Alley Pond Park Visitors Center, which I believe
is the same as the Environmen
Currently in Field 8
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I’m sure many Long Island folks are busy with the Seatuck Birding Challenge,
but for those who aren’t I’ve found a few uncommon migrants at Jones Beach so
far. A Philadelphia Vireo was spotted just outside the Coast Guard Station
fence at the northwestern corner of the property, foraging in some
