At my house (2 blocks from the preserve) Cardinals and Song Sparrows were singing.
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I stopped at Massapequa Preserve to check out the previously reported
possible hybrid Ross/ Snow Goose. I don't see anything indicating a hybrid
- looks like a Snow Goose to me - in any event it was very vocal with the
Canada Geese - it was at the Pittsburgh Ave Pond and the stream south of
Clark St. Also in the stream, but North of Clark St was a continuing male
Wood Duck. Other waterfowl included Pintail, Bufflehead, Ruddy, Black
Duck, Coots and Mallards - many walking on the ice giving good photo ops.
At my house (2 blocks from the preserve) Cardinals and Song Sparrows were
singing.
- See more at: http://birding.aba.org/message.php?mesid=868066&MLID=NY01&MLNM=New%20York#sthash.3TMut2Ux.dpuf
possible hybrid Ross/ Snow Goose. I don't see anything indicating a hybrid
- looks like a Snow Goose to me - in any event it was very vocal with the
Canada Geese - it was at the Pittsburgh Ave Pond and the stream south of
Clark St. Also in the stream, but North of Clark St was a continuing male
Wood Duck. Other waterfowl included Pintail, Bufflehead, Ruddy, Black
Duck, Coots and Mallards - many walking on the ice giving good photo ops.
At my house (2 blocks from the preserve) Cardinals and Song Sparrows were
singing.
- See more at: http://birding.aba.org/message.php?mesid=868066&MLID=NY01&MLNM=New%20York#sthash.3TMut2Ux.dpuf
I stopped at Massapequa Preserve to check out the previously reported
possible hybrid Ross/ Snow Goose. I don't see anything indicating a hybrid
- looks like a Snow Goose to me - in any event it was very vocal with the
Canada Geese - it was at the Pittsburgh Ave Pond and the stream south of
Clark St. Also in the stream, but North of Clark St was a continuing male
Wood Duck. Other waterfowl included Pintail, Bufflehead, Ruddy, Black
Duck, Coots and Mallards - many walking on the ice giving good photo ops.
At my house (2 blocks from the preserve) Cardinals and Song Sparrows were
singing. - See more at: http://birding.aba.org/message.php?mesid=868066&MLID=NY01&MLNM=New%20York#sthash.3TMut2Ux.dpu
possible hybrid Ross/ Snow Goose. I don't see anything indicating a hybrid
- looks like a Snow Goose to me - in any event it was very vocal with the
Canada Geese - it was at the Pittsburgh Ave Pond and the stream south of
Clark St. Also in the stream, but North of Clark St was a continuing male
Wood Duck. Other waterfowl included Pintail, Bufflehead, Ruddy, Black
Duck, Coots and Mallards - many walking on the ice giving good photo ops.
At my house (2 blocks from the preserve) Cardinals and Song Sparrows were
singing. - See more at: http://birding.aba.org/message.php?mesid=868066&MLID=NY01&MLNM=New%20York#sthash.3TMut2Ux.dpu
I stopped at Massapequa Preserve to check out the previously reported
possible hybrid Ross/ Snow Goose. I don't see anything indicating a hybrid
- looks like a Snow Goose to me - in any event it was very vocal with the
Canada Geese - it was at the Pittsburgh Ave Pond and the stream south of
Clark St. Also in the stream, but North of Clark St was a continuing male
Wood Duck. Other waterfowl included Pintail, Bufflehead, Ruddy, Black
Duck, Coots and Mallards - many walking on the ice giving good photo ops.
At my house (2 blocks from the preserve) Cardinals and Song Sparrows were
singing. - See more at: http://birding.aba.org/message.php?mesid=868066&MLID=NY01&MLNM=New%20York#sthash.3TMut2Ux.dpuf
possible hybrid Ross/ Snow Goose. I don't see anything indicating a hybrid
- looks like a Snow Goose to me - in any event it was very vocal with the
Canada Geese - it was at the Pittsburgh Ave Pond and the stream south of
Clark St. Also in the stream, but North of Clark St was a continuing male
Wood Duck. Other waterfowl included Pintail, Bufflehead, Ruddy, Black
Duck, Coots and Mallards - many walking on the ice giving good photo ops.
At my house (2 blocks from the preserve) Cardinals and Song Sparrows were
singing. - See more at: http://birding.aba.org/message.php?mesid=868066&MLID=NY01&MLNM=New%20York#sthash.3TMut2Ux.dpuf
I stopped at Massapequa Preserve to check out the previously reported
possible hybrid Ross/ Snow Goose. I don't see anything indicating a hybrid
- looks like a Snow Goose to me - in any event it was very vocal with the
Canada Geese - it was at the Pittsburgh Ave Pond and the stream south of
Clark St. Also in the stream, but North of Clark St was a continuing male
Wood Duck. Other waterfowl included Pintail, Bufflehead, Ruddy, Black
Duck, Coots and Mallards - many walking on the ice giving good photo ops.
At my house (2 blocks from the preserve) Cardinals and Song Sparrows were
singing. - See more at: http://birding.aba.org/message.php?mesid=868066&MLID=NY01&MLNM=New%20York#sthash.3TMut2Ux.dpuf
possible hybrid Ross/ Snow Goose. I don't see anything indicating a hybrid
- looks like a Snow Goose to me - in any event it was very vocal with the
Canada Geese - it was at the Pittsburgh Ave Pond and the stream south of
Clark St. Also in the stream, but North of Clark St was a continuing male
Wood Duck. Other waterfowl included Pintail, Bufflehead, Ruddy, Black
Duck, Coots and Mallards - many walking on the ice giving good photo ops.
At my house (2 blocks from the preserve) Cardinals and Song Sparrows were
singing. - See more at: http://birding.aba.org/message.php?mesid=868066&MLID=NY01&MLNM=New%20York#sthash.3TMut2Ux.dpuf
I stopped at Massapequa Preserve to check out the previously reported possible hybrid Ross/ Snow Goose. I don't see anything indicating a hybrid - looks like a Snow Goose to me - in any event it was very vocal with the Canada Geese - it was at the Pittsburgh Ave Pond and the stream south of Clark St. Also in the stream, but North of Clark St was a continuing male Wood Duck. Other waterfowl included Pintail, Bufflehead, Ruddy, Black Duck, Coots and Mallards - many walking on the ice giving good photo ops. At my house (2 blocks from the preserve) Cardinals and Song Sparrows were singing. Good birding, Rob in Massapequa www.longislandbirding.blogspot.com -- NYSbirds-L List Info: http://www.NortheastBirding.co... http://www.NortheastBirding.co... http://www.NortheastBirding.co... ARCHIVES: 1) http://www.mail-archive.com/ny... 2) http://www.surfbirds.com/birdi... 3) http://birdingonthe.net/mailin... Please submit your observations to eBird: http://ebird.org/content/ebird... -- |
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I stopped at Massapequa Preserve to check out the previously reported possible hybrid Ross/ Snow Goose. I don't see anything indicating a hybrid - looks like a Snow Goose to me - in any event it was very vocal with the Canada Geese - it was at the Pittsburgh Ave Pond and the stream south of Clark St. Also in the stream, but North of Clark St was a continuing male Wood Duck. Other waterfowl included Pintail, Bufflehead, Ruddy, Black Duck, Coots and Mallards - many walking on the ice giving good photo ops. At my house (2 blocks from the preserve) Cardinals and Song Sparrows were singing. Good birding, Rob in Massapequa www.longislandbirding.blogspot.com -- NYSbirds-L List Info: http://www.NortheastBirding.co... http://www.NortheastBirding.co... http://www.NortheastBirding.co... ARCHIVES: 1) http://www.mail-archive.com/ny... 2) http://www.surfbirds.com/birdi... 3) http://birdingonthe.net/mailin... Please submit your observations to eBird: http://ebird.org/content/ebird... -- |
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- #ABArare – Fieldfare – Nova ScotiaFeb 2, 2015On January 31, Kathleen Spicer discovered an ABA Code 4 Fieldfare visiting a fruiting apple tree in her garden…
- #ABArare – Common Scoter – CaliforniaFeb 1, 2015On January 25, Bill Bouton found and photographed an apparent Common Scoter in the Crescent City boat basin in…
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