I did two passes over landfill and along western edge w Kyle B, the second w a
group. No luck w Wheatear but good looks at the Uppie Kyle picked out flying
by. Nine raptor species including all three falcons and red shoulder, a bit
surprisingly no broadwing. Also, still very strong bobolink num
I also would note a report by David Chernak of an Upland Sandpiper also at croton point today !!My buff bellied pipits which I saw Sunday were found again today as well- as they have arrived.JonathanOn Sep 14, 2023, at 4:50 AM, Andrew Baksh wrote:Passing on a report of a Northern Wheatear found
Northern Wheatear continues at the same location, alternating between the grass
and perching on the posts in the median. Great looks.
Joe
On Oct 30, 2018, at 1:59 PM, Andrew Baksh
mailto:birdingd...@gmail.com>> wrote:
I had crippling views of the continuing and very cooperative Northern Whea
Hi All,
The Northern Wheatear is a wonderful, cooperative bird that many have been
lucky to view.
I’m passing along a request form the Park management - please refrain from
parking on the road, road shoulder or the parking spots associated with the
on-going construction. It’s become an unsafe s
Yeah, that’s right. My bad...apologies folks for any confusion.
"I prefer to be true to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule of
others, rather than to be false, and to incur my own abhorrence." ~ Frederick
Douglass
風 Swift as the wind
林 Quiet as the forest
火 Conquer l
The wheatear was in Heckscher?
On Mon, Oct 29, 2018 at 4:43 PM Andrew Baksh wrote:
> Passing on a report from Gary the “Chaser” Strauss that the Northern
> Wheatear continues at Sunken Meadow Park LI. Seen near the same area as
> reported this morning.
>
> Please refer to previous e-mails fo
Just saw it also , few minutes ago by the goldenrod patch
On Monday, October 6, 2014, Joe DiCostanzo wrote:
> Dale Dancis just called me to say that Jen Kepler, Lenore Swenson, Anne
> Lazurus and she have the Northern Wheatear about 70 feet south of the
> “graffiti boat” at Plumb Beach, along th
The bird is still present in the wind and rain. Still favoring the wooden
structure as pin pointed in my last post & map
10/04/2014 @ 10:34 AM
Arie Gilbert
No. Babylon NY
Sent from "Loretta IV" in the field
Original message
From: Rob Jett
Date: 10/04/2014 7:45 AM (GMT
The Northern Wheatear is still present at a Plumb Beach Brooklyn. It is at the
beach / grass edge at the east end where the beach curves around towards
Gerritson Creek. Shane asks that you walk east along the beach (not through the
marsh) to prevent flushing the bird. Shane is still with the bir
Thanks to a very nice birder that I talked with in the parking lot, I
was able to see and photograph the Northern Wheatear (which I did not
know was present) near Liberty Marsh this afternoon in the same spot as
was previously reported. Photo is here: http://flic.kr/p/aureKW
thanks
Charles
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An improved position from a report for today, September 6th. The
satellite photo is old — on the order of two years so — and currently
the group of parking areas is occupied with a good deal of
construction material and equipment;
41.163368, -73.130480 - Google Maps
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Greetings all,
The Google Map link/coordinates posted by Jim Osterlund is correct. Sikorsky
Airport in Stratford, CT is very small and not too complicated to navigate.
From the NYS border on I-95 it is approximately 40 miles; from my house (near
the Stamford/Greenwich border) it's only a 45 m
Instructions for locating this bird remain distressingly unclear, with
details only locals might recognize. None the less, it would appear
that the fence involved is here, marked by the green arrow,
paralleling Great Meadow Road, marked with the red pointer;
41.163180, -73.130718 - Google M
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