Female / Imm type with 3,000 assorted ‘ickies’ (mostly Red-winged Blackbirds
and Brown-headed Cowbirds) on Stephen Hand’s Path. Picked up and lost the bird
quickly as the flock flushed but they are still here just further back from the
road. Just North of the Sag Turnpike but on posted private
Probably the rarest sighting of any bird in New York County of the last ten
days or so, in terms of modern-day regularity of occurrence there was the
female-plumaged REDHEAD photographed by a lucky few birders, that back on Jan.
22, 2020. As far as I know this duck was not re-found after its on
The male Barrow’s Goldeneye continues in Three Mile Harbor this morning on
the Sammy’s Beach side, actively diving with the Common Goldeneye. Thank
you Anthony for sending out word yesterday.
On Sat, Feb 1, 2020 at 3:27 PM Anthony Collerton
wrote:
> Full male and female in the Three Mile Harbor
When this first started happening (specifically in Tompkins County), I
emailed a few people at eBird to see if there was a reason. Here was the
response I received;
"It's a glitch with the Android version that sometimes loses the location
of a list, and defaults to a set of coordinates so that the
Needs Alerts and rare bird alerts go out prior to sighting review, which is
as it should be, since otherwise the birds would be gone before anyone had
received an alert. The recent spate of outlandish reports from Tompkins
County are presumably the result of new users not understanding how to
prop
Or at least find them a better moderator!
Jane F. Ross, PhD
1112 Park Ave. New York, NY 10128
mobile: 917-992-6708
On Feb 2, 2020, at 1:22 PM, ArieGilbert wrote:
Wow. Lets all go to Ithaca.
Eburd. For syentifik purpisses only.
Original message
From: ebird-al...@co
Wow. Lets all go to Ithaca. Eburd. For syentifik purpisses only.
Original message From: ebird-al...@cornell.edu Date: 2/2/20
4:56 AM (GMT-05:00) To: ariegilb...@optonline.net Subject: [eBird Alert] Needs
Alert for New York *** Species Summary:Greater Coucal (1
Tompkins)Asia
