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Birding in the Big Apple
Started by tony prastaro. Last reply by Frank Schloegel Jan 22.
I was just wondering what field guides people are using out in the field. Or what guides are people's favorites. I know the Peterson's is going to be on everyone's list. I have been using the Natio... Read More »
Started by Tom Kerr. Last reply by Tom Kerr Feb. 7, 2008.
I'm about 99% sure i saw a black guillemot off the beach at Mount Loretto in Staten Island. I don't know what else it could have been, it definitely was not a cormorant, but I would have liked to h... Read More »
Started by Ronald Bourque Jan. 18, 2008
Jones Beach - Wednesday, January 16, 2008 Ron & Jean collaborated with Sy Schiff in covering in the New York State Waterfowl Count in the area along the coast from the Wantagh Parkway to Captr... Read More »
An immature oriole first found in Union Square on December 4 by Alice Deutsch and Lenore Swenson has been tentatively identified as a Scott's Oriole. The ID was made by by Seth Ausubel based on photos by Ardith Bondi. If the ID is confirmed and the sighting is accepted—that is, if it's not an escapee—this would be the first state record for the species.
The bird is being seen near the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in the southwest…
Posted by Elliotte Rusty Harold on January 24th, 2008 at 3:31pm — 1 Comment
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Today, Tom Kerr and I decided to try and get a look at several of the rarer birds that have been seen on L.I. lately (without making the trip out to Montauk). We decided to try for the Greater White Fronted Goose reported at Massapequa Lake; the Townsend's Solitaire at Oak Beach and the Black Headed Gull at Sunken Meadow. I'm happy to repeort that we went two for three with only the White Fronted Goose being M.I.A. Besides our targeted birds it was everything else we saw as well (including se…
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