In going over photos from a kayak paddle today in Jamaica Bay, I discovered
what appears to be an adult Neotropic Cormorant that was roosting on the
northeastern sandbar of Yellow Bar Hassock at about 9:45 am. Since other
individuals of this species in the area have returned repeatedly to the
same
Although inconsistently seen, the Neotropic Cormorant that I originally found
on 6/11 persists today, 6/24, at Wolfe’s Pond here on Staten Island. The bird
shows a preference to rest on a fallen tree along the west side of the pond,
viewed here:
Per Dick Veit, the Neotropic Cormorant at Wolfe’s Pond on Staten Island
continues this morning, 6/14.
Pin:
https://maps.apple.com/?ll=40.515219,-74.193612=My%20Location&_ext=EiYpZYwPs5dBREAx1TzsKsmMUsA575P+ucNDREBB6O/vfbuLUsBQDA%3D%3D=m
Cheers!
Anthony Ciancimino
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The Neotropic Cormorant that I first found two days ago at Wolfe’s Pond on
Staten Island has returned today, 6/13. Birders are currently seeing the bird
the bird at the following pin:
I just found a young Neotropic Cormorant on the west side of Wolfe’s Pond on
Staten Island, currently being viewed from Holten Avenue, here:
https://maps.apple.com/?ll=40.515219,-74.193612=My%20Location&_ext=EiYpZYwPs5dBREAx1TzsKsmMUsA575P+ucNDREBB6O/vfbuLUsBQDA%3D%3D=m
Good birding!
-Anthony
Is the cormorant still being seen in Newburgh/Beacon? Thanks.
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Is the cormorant still being seen in Newburgh/Beacon? Thanks.
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No sign of the Neotropic cormorant in Newburgh from noon to 3pm on either side
of the river.
Andrew
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No sign of the Neotropic cormorant in Newburgh from noon to 3pm on either side
of the river.
Andrew
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Bird currently perched on a wooden post by the marina/ferry here
(41.5001844, -74.0054365)
https://goo.gl/maps/ib6J4wFtbvh5EWyw9
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Bird currently perched on a wooden post by the marina/ferry here
(41.5001844, -74.0054365)
https://goo.gl/maps/ib6J4wFtbvh5EWyw9
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The Neotropic Cormorant reported yesterday evening by Bruce Nott and Ken
McDermott just flew in and started fishing along the Newburgh Waterfront
offshore from the rowing club. This location can be accessed along the
Waterfront Trail. While I was typing this email, the bird was flushed by a
The Neotropic Cormorant reported yesterday evening by Bruce Nott and Ken
McDermott just flew in and started fishing along the Newburgh Waterfront
offshore from the rowing club. This location can be accessed along the
Waterfront Trail. While I was typing this email, the bird was flushed by a
Sharing this exceptional report to signal boost: a Neotropic Cormorant was
found and nicely photographed yesterday evening in Newburgh. Hopefully the bird
has lingered in the area and can be refound today.
https://ebird.org/checklist/S111559027
Cheers,
-Tim H
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Sharing this exceptional report to signal boost: a Neotropic Cormorant was
found and nicely photographed yesterday evening in Newburgh. Hopefully the bird
has lingered in the area and can be refound today.
https://ebird.org/checklist/S111559027
Cheers,
-Tim H
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The news from folks here is that the Neotropical Cormorant flew off at about 3
40 PM. it had not returned to the pond by nightfall. A few searched around
other likely spots with no luck.
Rich Guthrie
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> On Apr 24, 2015, at 12:41 PM, Willie D'Anna and Betsy Potter
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The Neotropic Cormorant was seen at the pond on Van Buren Road in the Town
of Pomfret by Gale VerHague, around 12:15.
DIRECTIONS:
The locations were near Lake Erie between the Dunkirk-Fredonia exit and the
Westfield exit from the NYS Thruway. If coming from the north, exit at
Dunkirk-Fredonia
The news from folks here is that the Neotropical Cormorant flew off at about 3
40 PM. it had not returned to the pond by nightfall. A few searched around
other likely spots with no luck.
Rich Guthrie
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On Apr 24, 2015, at 12:41 PM, Willie D'Anna and Betsy Potter
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D'Anna and Betsy Potter
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Neotropic Cormorant - Fredonia
At 6:42 this morning, Jim Pawlicki texted to WNYBIRDS that he had an adult
NEOTROPIC CORMORANT while driving on the NYS Thruway. The bird was flying
WSW, basically following the Thruway, with a flock of 12 Double-crested
Cormorants. He pulled over onto the shoulder and got a look at the bird in
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D'Anna and Betsy Potter
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To: geneseebird...@geneseo.edu; 'nysbirds-l'; 'David Suggs'
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Neotropic Cormorant - Fredonia
At 6:42 this morning, Jim Pawlicki texted to WNYBIRDS that he had an adult
NEOTROPIC CORMORANT while driving on the NYS Thruway. The bird was flying
WSW, basically following the Thruway, with a flock of 12 Double-crested
Cormorants. He pulled over onto the shoulder and got a look at the bird in
This morning I photographed a NEOTROPIC CORMORANT flying west at Hamlin
Beach. It was with about 25 Double-crested Cormorants (DCCO) and I got
several photographs with DCCOs for comparison. The Neotropic immediately
looked smaller and longer-tailed, and these points are apparent in the
photos as
This morning I photographed a NEOTROPIC CORMORANT flying west at Hamlin
Beach. It was with about 25 Double-crested Cormorants (DCCO) and I got
several photographs with DCCOs for comparison. The Neotropic immediately
looked smaller and longer-tailed, and these points are apparent in the
photos as
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