Andrew- your are killing it with all the work you’re doing there and the update
reports. Thank you!
Mike Cooper
Ridge, NY
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> On Aug 25, 2020, at 5:44 PM, Andrew Baksh wrote:
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> Salutations: Happy Chinese Valentine’s Day!
>
> Yesterday, I spent a good 5+ hours on the
Andrew- your are killing it with all the work you’re doing there and the update
reports. Thank you!
Mike Cooper
Ridge, NY
Sent from my iPhone
> On Aug 25, 2020, at 5:44 PM, Andrew Baksh wrote:
>
> Salutations: Happy Chinese Valentine’s Day!
>
> Yesterday, I spent a good 5+ hours on the
Salutations: Happy Chinese Valentine’s Day!
Yesterday, I spent a good 5+ hours on the East Pond, making my way up north
from the southend. My goal was to get to “Calidrid Crossing” to cut back the
trail. I did accomplish that and cleared out most of the Poison Ivy until my
blade lost its
Salutations: Happy Chinese Valentine’s Day!
Yesterday, I spent a good 5+ hours on the East Pond, making my way up north
from the southend. My goal was to get to “Calidrid Crossing” to cut back the
trail. I did accomplish that and cleared out most of the Poison Ivy until my
blade lost its
An American Avocet was observed (sans night goggles) on the East Pond at
Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. It was first observed just north of the Raunt but
then relocated to the north end of the pond, south of Dead Man's Cove.
Other notables included a couple of Caspian Terns - at least 3 have
An American Avocet was observed (sans night goggles) on the East Pond at
Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. It was first observed just north of the Raunt but
then relocated to the north end of the pond, south of Dead Man's Cove.
Other notables included a couple of Caspian Terns - at least 3 have
I spent about 5 hours on the East Pond today, birding on a rising and falling
tides. Not a whole lot of Shorebirds but enough to keep things interesting. In
total 12 species of for me with 1 additional (Western Sandpiper) seen by Robert
Proniewych and Ed Becher who reported having multiple
I spent about 5 hours on the East Pond today, birding on a rising and falling
tides. Not a whole lot of Shorebirds but enough to keep things interesting. In
total 12 species of for me with 1 additional (Western Sandpiper) seen by Robert
Proniewych and Ed Becher who reported having multiple
Mei Yee and I birded the north end of the East Pond this afternoon until around
6:30 p.m.
There were not many shorebirds around but given high tide was still a few hours
away when we left, it is hard to measure the "true" volume. Nevertheless, in
that time frame the count was small.
Shorebird
A belated report from the East Pond.
Yesterday, I did a schlep from the south to the north end of the east pond. My
hike began on a pleasant note, running into the legendary Arthur Morris who was
doing his photography thing.
There were a good number of peeps scattered all along the shores of
A belated report from the East Pond.
Yesterday, I did a schlep from the south to the north end of the east pond. My
hike began on a pleasant note, running into the legendary Arthur Morris who was
doing his photography thing.
There were a good number of peeps scattered all along the shores of
More shorebirds than yesterday but not by much. The increase was all about the
Semipalmated Sandpipers. I estimated around 150. 1 STILT SANDPIPER was also of
note.
Other notable birds include 1 Green Heron, 1 Black-billed Cuckoo first heard
calling across the pond on the west side near Gull
More shorebirds than yesterday but not by much. The increase was all about the
Semipalmated Sandpipers. I estimated around 150. 1 STILT SANDPIPER was also of
note.
Other notable birds include 1 Green Heron, 1 Black-billed Cuckoo first heard
calling across the pond on the west side near Gull
Birded the north end after work. Tide was wrong. Numbers were very low. Only
birds of note were 9 Stilt Sandpipers and 1 Pectoral Sandpiper.
Isaac Grant
Senior Loan Officer
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Birded the north end after work. Tide was wrong. Numbers were very low. Only
birds of note were 9 Stilt Sandpipers and 1 Pectoral Sandpiper.
Isaac Grant
Senior Loan Officer
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http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsRULES
I also went to the East Pond today, and will add to Andrew's email only
that on the way out, near the south side entrance, I came across a Western
Sandpiper mixed in with a flock of Leasts and Semis. Thank you to Andrew
for looking at my photo and helping me clinch the ID!
Good Birding,
Tripper
I also went to the East Pond today, and will add to Andrew's email only
that on the way out, near the south side entrance, I came across a Western
Sandpiper mixed in with a flock of Leasts and Semis. Thank you to Andrew
for looking at my photo and helping me clinch the ID!
Good Birding,
Tripper
I spent the morning on the East Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, birding
the entire pond.
The overall shorebird numbers continue to remain low. However, peeps are
increasing led by Least Sandpipers.
A total of 10 species of shorebirds with 1 STILT SANDPIPER being the highlight.
Nothing
I spent the morning on the East Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, birding
the entire pond.
The overall shorebird numbers continue to remain low. However, peeps are
increasing led by Least Sandpipers.
A total of 10 species of shorebirds with 1 STILT SANDPIPER being the highlight.
Nothing
This morning I birded the East Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, on the
rising tide. I was on the pond just after first light and covered the pond
from south to north and back.
The total shorebird numbers were just about 500 which is way down from a
week ago.
In all, there were 13 species of
This morning I birded the East Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, on the
rising tide. I was on the pond just after first light and covered the pond
from south to north and back.
The total shorebird numbers were just about 500 which is way down from a
week ago.
In all, there were 13 species of
I'll start with today from the East Pond at Jamaica Bay. The good numbers
of shorebirds continued today although I could see that the peep numbers
seemed less than Saturday. The diversity of shorebirds has built quite
nicely and it was neat to see so many birders enjoying the pond on Saturday
and
I'll start with today from the East Pond at Jamaica Bay. The good numbers
of shorebirds continued today although I could see that the peep numbers
seemed less than Saturday. The diversity of shorebirds has built quite
nicely and it was neat to see so many birders enjoying the pond on Saturday
and
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