The Northern Lapwings continue, moving between the area described earlier
by Angus (see e-mail below) and
the south pasture across the road.
Other interesting birds around include a Cackling Goose and a bird that
looks very good for a Dusky Canada (occidentalis).
Sent from somewhere in the field
Jim Ash, Frank Quevedo and Barb Rubinstein refound the NORTHERN LAPWINGS in
the northern section of Deep Hollow, near some wet spots.
This is private land but can be viewed from the Paumanok/Parkway Trail
(white markings) that follows the ridge top above the Theodore Roosevelt
County Park
Jim Ash, Frank Quevedo and Barb Rubinstein refound the NORTHERN LAPWINGS in
the northern section of Deep Hollow, near some wet spots.
This is private land but can be viewed from the Paumanok/Parkway Trail
(white markings) that follows the ridge top above the Theodore Roosevelt
County Park
The Northern Lapwings continue, moving between the area described earlier
by Angus (see e-mail below) and
the south pasture across the road.
Other interesting birds around include a Cackling Goose and a bird that
looks very good for a Dusky Canada (occidentalis).
Sent from somewhere in the field
