, May 21, and that number includes some of the skipper species. All
manner of other insects and arthropods are showing in various foms (adult or
other) lately, and yet-more will be in the current warmth and hunidity here.
Good -and quiet- observations to all (and thanks to the many many hundreds o
-and some wild!-) weather came thru the region, esp. for the
southern parts of the county and for some of southeast NY state, overnight from
Wed.-Thurs. June 1st into 2nd.
Good June birds (and other nature-observing) to all,
Tom Fiore
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those 150+ species, again that was a collective effort by a large group of
experienced observers).
At least 85 ("and counting!”) species of birds were seen by many in Central
Park (Manhattan) alone for Friday morning, the 13th of May, and far more
species for all of N.Y. County on the da
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eful
signal for what we can hope will be a successful season ahead for that
migratory species, as well as for many native insects and for so many other
creatures.
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by many very fine and energetic observers. Thanks to all of them
&,
good 'late-May' birding to all,
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Governors Island ferry terminals & adjacent waterfront, as well as
sought in any parts of the county’s waterfront in quieter times of the day,
including daybreak, or evenings.
Numbers of insect species were continuing to grow as spring moves-towards
summer, again including some Monar
Red” form, ‘iliaca’ as
the sub-taxon is currently known, as distinct from various
more-western-breeding forms or taxons.
happy latter half of May,
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op
highlight, while also adding a lot of other very-uncommonly found species to
the year-list for the county - it’s tough to say when another such Sterna-fest
with that species in particular will (if ever, in living future for some of us)
be noted again, particularly from Manhattan itself. But
w are many, with also many types of arthropods living in and
among those. A quite high diversity of those species are also up-high in trees,
some of which are old, quite tall.
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26th
- Union Square Park, City Hall Park, and 2 for Central Park, at Ramble area and
Pinetum area same-time)
<<<
Those (above) reports in the >> brackets << are mine, with multiple additional
sightings of Red-breasted Nuthatches, by more than 25 individ
ery many observers who have been out and giving support and
kindness in these times.
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he summer continues.
Some further reports as summer moves along; thanks to multiple observers still
watching all around the county. My own recent efforts have been mostly from the
northern half of Manhattan, with just a few shorter forays on Randall’s Island
as well as lower & mid-Manhattan sites
esides just most-watched Manhattan and also besides the most-visited
portions of most-popular parks. ... Thanks to all who are continuing to
observe even as migrations have wound down; there are of course also
courting/nesting birds all around us.
good birding to all,
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have been coming through, with some of those Monarchs observed laying eggs on
milkweed plants even though most of the plants are yet to bloom.
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er. A
very few [Atlantic] Brant were still here, too; it’s possible these could stay
on, not headed off to the north to try nesting in this season.
Many, many additional species were present and also many nesting - some further
notes, as the summer arrives and gets in gear.
have a cool Friday all
to the birds singing;
good birding to all,
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may be
present, and take care to try and recognize any poss.-presumed tubenoses from
such more-common spp. as gulls or others if any are found washed-up in poor
condition on shores. (Note - P.R.S. asked about birds in decent condition in
his note.)
Tom Fiore
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- - - - - - - -
> On
quot;hover-flies" and esp. as flower-flies), in recent weeks, and it’s still
possible that more can be added.
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org. there is a
great bit of news for the Piping Plover:
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Good July birding to all,
Tom Fiore
Friday (to today); all of the above just a sampler
and including some but not all sightings of migrant species that have been
noted in the report’s period. Thanks to the many observers out and about on all
the recent days in N.Y. County - quite the week of weather.
Peaceful birdi
ing.
A wide variety of arthropod life has been observed, with butterflies of
numerous species among those, again including adult & larvae of Monarchs.
Good birding to all - and stay-safe in the heat,
Tom Fiore
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been arrivals of sparrows including White-crowned as well as
Lincoln’s Sparrows, in the county.
Thanks to many keen observers again out for this May-day.
Good May birds to all,
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been
other releases & escapes of various doves over the years at Central Park.
Thanks as always to the many serious and keen observers adding reports of
sightings from all of the county in which Manhattan is found.
Good birding to all,
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ter Saturday.
Thanks to the many quiet and courteous observers who are finding a good number
of migrants and to K. Fung for the heads-up on this list, on this county’s
Protho.- always a crowd-pleaser.
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Turkey turned out to be at least 2 individuals, in the shade of Inwood
Hill Park’s large wooded expanses, seen at least to 4/15. (The species is not
always easy to spot there.)
Some additional updates for later,
good - and ethical - birding to all,
Tom Fiore
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there on Sat. 4/16. That species had however been found again onward into
Sunday 4/17 in Kings County (Brooklyn, N.Y. City).
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) on Tues., 4/26, and one of the
same species was reported from Governors Island on Wed., 4/27.
Many, many other migrants have been noted all around the county. Thanks to the
many finders and observers of some of the above-noted.
Good birding to all,
Tom Fiore
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s of birds were found over the weekend into Monday on the
island; there will be yet more to see from that location in coming weeks.
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tual nester, some in less-visited areas of each
county.
good ongoing May-migrations to all,
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view for those
observant of these very abundant and extremely diverse groups of life-forms.
good & peaceful birding to all - and to mothers all over the land a huge thanks
and wishes for the best, as well as in memory of all moms who are no longer
with us on the Earth, we rememb
in the several
hrs. or so of mid-morning birding & a good diversity of other mostly-expected
migrants in modest overall no’s. - some birds also had clearly moved on from
the past several days.
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ants also had arrived for
5/5 with a good morning flight in addition to all of the prior night’s
nocturnal passage. There will be more to report on.
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by Thursday
night going on into Friday.
Peaceful birding to all,
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d -to occasionally, excellent- diversity of insects have been found
recently in N.Y. County, on each of the 3 larger islands which are all named
above for this report.
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kipper, a minimum of 28 species for the week, & perhaps also some other
(uncommon) species. Other insects also have been seen in good to excellent
diversity this week.
Peaceful birding to all,
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. raptor.
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). P.S., the area
where the rare-here harrier was last being seen over a 2-day period, 8/26 &
8/27, is fairly popular for 'local-and-beyond' birders, and is likely to
continue to be observed on a regular basis into the coming month[s].
Peaceful and chill birding in late-summer warmth,
Tom F
& elsewhere. A good variety of other butterfly
(and many other insect) species, have been found in recent days in the county.
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rch butterflies have been noted in this report’s
period; more would be expected to begin some of their typical fall migrations
towards central Mexico this month.
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Tom Fiore
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s, on 9/1 thru
Manhattan.
Peaceful birding to all,
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ions - hopefully, that being somewhat
alleviated by the latest somewhat-widespread rains.
Peaceful observations & bird finding to all,
Tom Fiore
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west in the
coming days or weeks, it crosses part[s] of N.Y. State.
more to be reported on some day soon.
peaceful birding to all,
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for all of the county,
on the day, with some further reports to come, in due course.
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photographed later (M. Waldron) as well as being seen
by others on Sunday.
...
Thinking of all life coming thru the major storm in Florida and the U.S.
Southeast, including human, avian, and all other life forms.
Peaceful birding,
Tom Fiore
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cent butterfly finds in the county in recent days, and a
possibility of more insect observations with milder weather expected to return
by week’s end and perhaps for a while after then as well.
good birding,
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n Wood Warbler (Capitalized, as is the custom for individual,
named by accepted common English name, species of birds) in the United States
lately is the one individual continuing to 10/20 at Long Beach, **California**,
a major rarity for the entire country and for anywhere in the Americas.
Good bi
se, many other potentially interesting migrants.
good milder-weather birding,
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been so for some days (and
in some prior days, many more than that number).
Many other species have also been occuring in N.Y. County over recent days that
are not noted above.
good end-of-October birding,
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ny dozens (in total) of Chimney
Swifts seen headed for (a few) known roost-sites in Manhattan, on Tuesday at
the near-dusk hour.
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south of their typical range, the latter which is *always
rare* south of the Adirondack regions of (for) NY state.
good birding, and thanks to the many observers quietly locating a lot of these
birds,
Tom Fiore
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for any part of N.Y. County came on Oct.
22nd of this year; that species has however been found even into December in
N.Y. City over the years, including photographed individuals.
good end-of-October birding,
Tom Fiore
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n due time.
Good birding,
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dson river south-bound on Thursday.
More reports as the northerly winds bring in more birds,
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been, for Central Park.
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with the storms that rolled in regionally, as a good many birds were in-flight,
migrating in the pre-midnight hours.
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migration was occurring in the east on Wed. night into Thursday morning at
least as far south as N. Carolina.
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the county have included (native)
Muskrat & a modest variety of other, mostly smaller mammals.
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so many species. At least 24 spp. of warblers were being seen, including in
Central Park alone, with good variety around N.Y. County as well.
Thanks to many for on-site and on-line reports-alerts.
Peaceful birding to all,
Tom Fiore
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mber of Monarch butterflies were on the move for Manhattan than on
most other recent days, noticed esp. on 9/14.
Peaceful birding to all,
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for the county of New York.
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ders for helping to lead the way. Many other migrants
were also found on the day.
There were a lot of great sightings from all around N.Y. County as well, and
some on prior days- a report on some of the many other species & sightings may
soon be offered.
peaceful birding to all,
Tom Fiore
m
including Black Vulture -
seen from Manhattan. Also noted again were Common Ravens in various locations.
There even are signs of some early-ish Blue Jay movements, but not so much just
yet.
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. as Yellow-billed
Cuckoo were still around, including at Central Park, to Mon., 9/19, and a good
many other migrants. Increases of Gray-cheeked Thrush are being noted, with at
least the possibility that Bicknells could also be appearing as well.
Peaceful birding to all,
Tom Fiore
manhattan
type of skipper) are quite numerous now, sometimes
appearing even in small patches of flowers.
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as a choice first, when considering other
flycatchers on into October and especially later in the season. For now, E.
Wood-Pewee and other typical migrants are continuing. As are a wide diversity
of other migrants.
Peaceful birding to all,
Tom Fiore
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northeastern part of the continent, or one from much farther-west, a question
that (at the least) would wish for very crisp and detailed photos & perhaps
very-detailed notes if any observations had been extensive.
Good birding, and be safe in heat & humidity,
Tom Fiore
[N.Y. City, and poin
posted in the Mass-Birds
list.
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<https://www.shorebirder.com/2022/08/cape-verde-shearwater-off-cape-cod-ma.html>
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mp; Monday, there were still at least 20 species for all of
the county; about half or slightly more being at all numerous.
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in short
succession after long periods not doing-so there. Many (or even all) of
White-throated Sparrows that summered are still doing so in Manhattan, and this
includes a few in Central Park, although far more have been and still are in
some of the smaller parks and urban green-spaces.
good bi
servers
out & about in nicer / cooler weather.
good birding to all,
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day, with further
reports.
Peaceful birding to all,
Tom Fiore
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he county (Governors, and Randall’s) in addition to Manhattan, and
some who’ve ventured across N.Y. Harbor on various ferry rides, for sightings.
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h
also gave reports of this
uncommon-in-county bird. Again there were also numerous Ring-billed Gulls in
the same area, and a few of Herring & Great Black-backed Gulls. The tern was
present into later-in-day. More reports, on the next fresh-migrations.
good birding to all,
Tom Fiore
N.Y.
sible it may still be in the vicinity.
Good diversity was otherwise again noted, from any number of areas of the same
county for Tuesday bird findings. A female-plumaged Blue-winged Teal was
reported again, from “The Pool” in Central Park on Tuesday, 8/16, in the p.m.
hours.
Peaceful birding
to their legions of fans around the globe - or through the galaxy - Nichelle
Nichols, Bill Russell.
good August birding to all,
Tom Fiore
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o the many keen observers out and about in all weathers,
including the balmy 12/30 afternoon-weather for the county, and for so many
excellent reports of sightings by quietly-watching folks.
Good birding,
Tom Fiore
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corrective/adddition, a Palm Warbler had in fact been seen (a
possible re-find of a long-thought-gone bird), at Randall’s Island in N.Y.
County, by Tuesday, 12/27, and this may be the individual subsequently seen
there on into 12/30.
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er-changes, and again Happy and
Healthy season to all with good birds all around.
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or see-it-again in December...
Good luck if trying, and please do report any new sightings of such genuinely
rare species here.
Tom Fiore
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ly-checked for birds, with
the C.B.C. season just-about here.
Thanks to many, many obsevers for keen and quiet watching and also reporting of
so many species this past week. On some occasions, thru less-than-lovely (wet)
weather.
Good birding,
Tom Fiore
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arious additional species to be
found, lingering or arriving or even ‘returning’ to the county in coming days.
With some luck and plenty of efforts, CBC-ers out in the count-period and day
may well find some of those. Thanks to many keen and quiet observers of the
last week plus.
Goo
rall count on Sunday - well over 700 on that day, 12/18!
All of the above are mere notes to far more of what was seen in the day
leading up to, ON, and days following the bird-count for N.Y. County, and
thanks to all who participated and the organizers!
Good solstice-start and all-holiday-s
many excellent sightings.
good birding and a Healthy Thanksgiving to all,
Tom Fiore
manhattan
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notes
being made.
Thanks for the many sightings and reports in recent days, by so many
quietly-observant finders in the county.
good birding,
Tom Fiore
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season, esp. in Manhattan. And there may well be some additional warblers,
along with other less-expected lingerers (or even, ‘vagrants’) in the county,
around and yet to be found or noted as the month comes to a close.
Thanks to many many quiet and observant reporters of man
(reservoir),
and drake Redhead (returned to The Pool in the n.-w. corner) at Central Park,
and some further American Woodcock sightings, as well as of course many more
birds.
Good birding to all,
Tom Fiore
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d greenspaces of that city, for that month, where
autumn leaf-fall can continue into December in some modern-era years.)
Many other birds have been seen in recent days in N.Y. County, the above only a
’sampler’ of some. Thanks as always to so many observers out and about on
various recent days.
l around the county. (More migrant flights were starting again for
Monday, 11/7 and further notes, reports are likely soon.)
Good birding,
Tom Fiore
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t and keen observers out in the county in many
locations.
Good November birding,
Tom Fiore
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g arrival of spring.
Thanks to the many observers out and about, some in all types of weather, for
recent days and great notes and also photos in eBird and in the most-used
bird-reporting systems which are primarily group-me / whatsapp types, as well
as the former and as ever, good old-old word-of-m
uding raccoon, groundhog, chipmunk,
cottontail rabbit, and some other smaller mammals of the urban-wild.
good SPRING birding, and a happy vernal-equinox-Monday to all,
Tom Fiore
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birds of the county.
Good birding and nature-observing to all,
Tom Fiore
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(now), that N.Y. County Palm Warbler might have survived, and stayed around,
undetected for months, as well.
Good milder-days are coming birds and nature-observing to all,
Tom Fiore
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th other reporting and just plain old word-of-mouth as well.
Good final weeks of winter birds,
Tom Fiore
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increasingly greening-up,
even prior to some recent city-snowfall days. Some adult-stage insect activity
has been seen, although not a lot quite yet.
Thanks to the many observers quietly and carefully noting a lot of the above
birds and more, and for observers all around the county, and beyond.
possible sightings from Governors Island, in general.
Thanks to many observers out and about all around N.Y. County for sightings,
and reports.
Good birding,
Tom Fiore
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