to be courteous to the farm operators and
visitors, and park only in designated areas. The owners of Greig Farm have
been exceptionally kind in allowing birders to bird the farm, and we should
all return the favor by being respectful of their land and their
operations.
Good birding!
David Chernack
to be courteous to the farm operators and
visitors, and park only in designated areas. The owners of Greig Farm have
been exceptionally kind in allowing birders to bird the farm, and we should
all return the favor by being respectful of their land and their
operations.
Good birding!
David Chernack
should have their eyes peeled on
large bodies of water for more. I spent about an hour on the Hudson River
at Hyde Park (Dutchess Co.) around noon but came up dry.
Good birding!
David Chernack
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should have their eyes peeled on
large bodies of water for more. I spent about an hour on the Hudson River
at Hyde Park (Dutchess Co.) around noon but came up dry.
Good birding!
David Chernack
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The male Mottled Duck is currently present at Ketcham's Creek Wetland. It
flew in at about 7:35am without its mallard mate. On the Mottled now with
Jeanne Cimorelli.
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The male Mottled Duck is currently present at Ketcham's Creek Wetland. It
flew in at about 7:35am without its mallard mate. On the Mottled now with
Jeanne Cimorelli.
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, the male Teal was associating with a female
Northern Shoveler. A handful of lists from today (the 22nd) at the same
location seem to indicate that the Cinnamon Teal was not refound, although
it could definitely still be present in the general vicinity.
Good birding everyone!
David Chernack
Westchester
, the male Teal was associating with a female
Northern Shoveler. A handful of lists from today (the 22nd) at the same
location seem to indicate that the Cinnamon Teal was not refound, although
it could definitely still be present in the general vicinity.
Good birding everyone!
David Chernack
Westchester
To clarify, the bird was photographed (quite beautifully in fact) by Jim
Yates yesterday, Thursday January 13th, at Esopus Meadows. Jim posted his
photos to the "What's this bird?" Facebook page this evening to ascertain
the ID, hence the delayed report. No eBird reports were submitted from
Esopus
To clarify, the bird was photographed (quite beautifully in fact) by Jim
Yates yesterday, Thursday January 13th, at Esopus Meadows. Jim posted his
photos to the "What's this bird?" Facebook page this evening to ascertain
the ID, hence the delayed report. No eBird reports were submitted from
Esopus
Char Cremer and Nicole Pietrunti's Gray Kingbird continues this morning at
Great Kills Park in the fenced-in area just before the Moonbeam Marina
(40.5386826, -74.1301075).
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Char Cremer and Nicole Pietrunti's Gray Kingbird continues this morning at
Great Kills Park in the fenced-in area just before the Moonbeam Marina
(40.5386826, -74.1301075).
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Pardon me, the Pelican was hugging the EASTERN side (Westchester) of the
river. Feeling very directionally challenged today.
On Sat, Jan 16, 2021, 1:54 PM David Chernack wrote:
> Bird was just resighted by Sandra Wright and myself at the Yonkers Ferry
> Terminal flying south very
Pardon me, the Pelican was hugging the EASTERN side (Westchester) of the
river. Feeling very directionally challenged today.
On Sat, Jan 16, 2021, 1:54 PM David Chernack wrote:
> Bird was just resighted by Sandra Wright and myself at the Yonkers Ferry
> Terminal flying south very
Bird was just resighted by Sandra Wright and myself at the Yonkers Ferry
Terminal flying south very close to the western side of the river. Last
seen at 1:43pm.
On Sat, Jan 16, 2021, 1:04 PM Gail Benson wrote:
> The Brown Pelican was viewed flying south down river as viewed from the
> Irvington
Bird was just resighted by Sandra Wright and myself at the Yonkers Ferry
Terminal flying south very close to the western side of the river. Last
seen at 1:43pm.
On Sat, Jan 16, 2021, 1:04 PM Gail Benson wrote:
> The Brown Pelican was viewed flying south down river as viewed from the
> Irvington
Cory's
Shearwaters about 5 to 6 miles east from shore. No Wilson's Storm-petrels
or other Shearwater species were observed, but nine whales (two Minke and
the rest Humpback) and a green sea turtle rounded out the trip.
Good birding to all!
David Chernack
Hyde Park, NY
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Cory's
Shearwaters about 5 to 6 miles east from shore. No Wilson's Storm-petrels
or other Shearwater species were observed, but nine whales (two Minke and
the rest Humpback) and a green sea turtle rounded out the trip.
Good birding to all!
David Chernack
Hyde Park, NY
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Cory's
Shearwaters about 5 to 6 miles east from shore. No Wilson's Storm-petrels
or other Shearwater species were observed, but nine whales (two Minke and
the rest Humpback) and a green sea turtle rounded out the trip.
Good birding to all!
David Chernack
Hyde Park, NY
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Cory's
Shearwaters about 5 to 6 miles east from shore. No Wilson's Storm-petrels
or other Shearwater species were observed, but nine whales (two Minke and
the rest Humpback) and a green sea turtle rounded out the trip.
Good birding to all!
David Chernack
Hyde Park, NY
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keep your
eyes peeled on social media or other non-traditional places for rarities, I
don't think the bird would have been reported otherwise!
David Chernack
Dutchess Co.
On Sun, Aug 4, 2019, 10:07 AM Larry Trachtenberg
wrote:
> Apparently on a sail of the sloop Clearwater out of Cold S
keep your
eyes peeled on social media or other non-traditional places for rarities, I
don't think the bird would have been reported otherwise!
David Chernack
Dutchess Co.
On Sun, Aug 4, 2019, 10:07 AM Larry Trachtenberg
wrote:
> Apparently on a sail of the sloop Clearwater out of Cold S
Currently viewing the Pacific loon from the long pier at the western end of
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park. No red-necked grebe as of yet.
On Thu, Feb 7, 2019, 11:55 AM Carena Pooth Any sightings of the lion today?
> Thank you.
> Carena Pooth
>
>
> On Feb 5, 2019 at 8:54 AM, > wrote:
>
> To my
Currently viewing the Pacific loon from the long pier at the western end of
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park. No red-necked grebe as of yet.
On Thu, Feb 7, 2019, 11:55 AM Carena Pooth Any sightings of the lion today?
> Thank you.
> Carena Pooth
>
>
> On Feb 5, 2019 at 8:54 AM, > wrote:
>
> To my
Bird is here now 2:30pm. Exactly where it was described as being, about
15ft to the left of the trail right across from the hives.
On Wed, Jan 16, 2019, 12:16 PM Steve Biasetti <
sbiase...@eastendenvironment.org wrote:
> A Wood Thrush has been seen at the Quogue Wildlife Refuge (Suffolk County)
Bird is here now 2:30pm. Exactly where it was described as being, about
15ft to the left of the trail right across from the hives.
On Wed, Jan 16, 2019, 12:16 PM Steve Biasetti <
sbiase...@eastendenvironment.org wrote:
> A Wood Thrush has been seen at the Quogue Wildlife Refuge (Suffolk County)
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