Hi Everyone,
I've been keeping an eye on Tupper Lake waiting for the Sandhill Cranes to
return. I observed 3 yesterday (March 30) way out in the huge marsh by the
bowling alley (a scope was needed), and I heard them trumpet! A resident in
Tupper Lake, Lyndon Johnson (famous name!), reported h
A Northern Lapwing was appearing at Salem County, New Jersey, first reported
there on Dec. 21, and still being seen on Dec. 22 - apparently a (Salem, N.J.)
first-county record there.
And, another Northern Lapwing has been found in Maryland (Queen Anne’s) - also
from Dec. 21 and again on Dec.
Approximately 145 sandhill cranes are currently flying over the Marshlands
Conservancy in Rye, NY. Vocalizing a lot and heading southeast.
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Mary Cronk (Tupper Lake) emailed on 3/30/18 to let me know there was a
Sandhill Crane back in Tupper Lake - standing in the snow! (She posted the
photo in eBird, but I don't see the record yet - likely still listed as a
rare bird for the area.) Jack Delehanty and I met looking for it
late-afterno
4/24/17 Long Lake (Hamilton Co.)
My nicest feeder was on the ground this morning - a huge platform feeder on
a substantial pole. The ground-anchor section (thick metal) was broken -
there is only one animal capable of doing that! It appears the Black Bears
are awake. The pole was broken, but
Farina
Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2017 11:11 AM
To: nysbirds-l@cornell.edu
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Sandhill Cranes
Marine Nature Study Area, Nassau, New York, US
Mar 11, 2017 10:15 AM
Protocol: Incidental
Comments: A 1st (2) Sandhill Cranes heading west towards Oceanside
Landfill but my have
Marine Nature Study Area, Nassau, New York, US
Mar 11, 2017 10:15 AM
Protocol: Incidental
Comments:A 1st (2) Sandhill Cranes heading west towards
Oceanside Landfill but my have stopped in Oceanside Park, or any of the
school fields between here and there.
1 species
Sandhill Crane 2
Four seen yesterday at Wilson Hill wildlife management area and three in Madrid
near Brandy Brook in county Rte 30
St. Lawrence Cty.
Tom Wheeler
Canton
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4, 2 adults 2 juveniles;
Also a small dark rail I could not confirm identity.
Great surprises on visit to the area.
Peter, Suffolk Cty
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On Thursday, June 30, 2016, I stopped along Raquette River Drive in Tupper
Lake to see if I could spot the Sandhill Cranes. There have not been any
recent observations of the cranes in the open field along Stetson Road, so I
assumed they were likely nesting in the marsh this year. I spotted one
a
A few late August sightings:
Hermit Thrushes and Eastern Wood-Pewees vocalize outside our home throughout
the day. I have observed many fledgling Hermit Thrushes in August - it
appears late nesting was widespread this year. Ruffed Grouse, Wild Turkeys,
and Common Loons have also been observed
Joe Giunta, just called to report that 2 Sandhills Cranes were observed in the
location described in Derek's e-mail below.
Joe saw the birds on site and were last observed flying towards the highway
(Route 27). He is not sure if they dropped in somewhere else in the area.
Folks heading out ther
Just wanted to give folks the heads up that two Sandhill Cranes
were submitted yesterday afternoon via eBird from Nappeague State Park.
Photographs were verfied and the birds were last seen at the edge of
Nappeague Pond, just south of where Crassen Boulevard meets Lazy Point Road.
Good luck if you
Correct, sorry for the brevity I am on climbing on the cliff!
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On Apr 25, 2014, at 12:41 PM, Thomas Fiore wrote:
> Hi Bert,
>
> by which you mean the Shawangunk range of the mid-Hudson valley region of NY
> state??? (and just possibly in Ulster County NY?) Not all readers k
Hi Bert,
by which you mean the Shawangunk range of the mid-Hudson valley region
of NY state??? (and just possibly in Ulster County NY?) Not all
readers know the regional abbreviation that is favored by so many who
are familiar with those mountains.
good birding,
Tom Fiore
Manhattan
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3 vocal individuals flying high along the cliff. Bert Harris, princeton nj
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This is a forwarded message from Michael Gochfeld:
This afternoon, I was driving along the north shore of the Mohawk, when I was
surprised to find two Sandhill Cranes roosting in
the backwater very close to the road. The birds were not nervous at all.Only
about 50ft away. Although these were
From: "K9_Judge" Date: Mar 19, 2012 9:27:02 PMSubject: [Mearnsbirdclub] Sandhill Cranes - Early DateTo: Mearnsbirdclub@yahoogroups.com Hi Folks,Today Danny Messina and I went to Oil City Road, Orange County, to look into the posting of Cinnamon Teal on the sightings list by "Darnell & Barb Hough
Well, if you and others have seen these birds on several occasions over the
last few months in that area, that might indicate a territorial pair.
John Askildsen
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Charles Scheffold wrote:
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>On May 25, 2011, at 1:44 AM, & [NYSBIRDS] digest wrote:
>> Ken Wit
The continued presence over the last months of this pair may well indicate
territorial behavior.
That is perfect breeding habitat for sandhills.
JPA
John Askildsen, Millbrook, NY
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On May 26, 2011 12:36 PM, "Charles Scheffold" wrote:
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> On May 25, 2011, at 1:44 AM, &
On May 25, 2011, at 1:44 AM, & [NYSBIRDS] digest wrote:
> Ken Witkowski spotted a pair of Sandhills flying overas we were viewing the
> Black-Bellied Ducks.
>
> JimSchlickenrieder
> Butler NJ
> Jim
I've seen Sandhills there several times in the past 2 months - each time they
were flying throug
Saturday, 08 May 2010
Town of Saugerties, Ulster County
Two SANDHILL CRANES are resting in the rain this morning (9:00 a.m.) in
a mowed hay field off the southwest intersection of Fish Creek Road and
Wrolsen Drive in the Town of Saugerties.
Steve M. Chorvas
Saugerties, NY
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This morning, Dick Belanger and I set out for Sagaponack. Once on territory,
our preliminary stop, at the n/end of Sagg Pond, yeilded 3 Ospreys & a
Ring-necked Pheasant. Checking all the fields on our way down to the s/end of
the pond produced... "nada"! Of note, was the length of the pond's "c
The SANDHILL CRANES were present this morning in the field along
Daniel's Lane, Sagaponack (Suffolk Co.). The corn field they seem to
prefer is located on the north side of the road between Gibson and
Fairfield Pond Lanes. If the cranes are not present in the field,
check nearbu Sagaponack
Peter Matthiessen found two SANDHILL CRANES this morning along
Daniel's Lane in Sagaponack, Suffolk Co.. The birds were along the
north side of the road in a corn field between Gibson Lane and
Fairfield Pond Lane. I just checked for them 10 minutes ago, and they
were NOT present, but are mo
No sign of the cranes when I looked at c.7:45 am. Plenty of other
fields in the area and to the east to check.
Angus Wilson, New York City & The Springs, NY
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In hopes they stay around;
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Today, Evan Marks found and photographed a pair of SANDHILL CRANES in
a corn field in Southampton (Suffolk Co.), The exact location of the
field is along Seven Ponds Road south of Seven Ponds Orchard. The
birds departed to the east. Seven Ponds Rd can be accessed from
Montauk Highway in Sou
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