Out of curiosity, how many people have signed up for the trip? -Doug ... From: carenap <carena@...> To: NYSyoungbirders@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thu, 31...
For those of you who hadn't already heard, Doug Gochfield found a Red-necked Stint aon the East Pond at Jamaica Bay yesterday. I headed over there this...
If you subscribe to nysbirds-l, you know that there are some great birds showing up at Jamaica Bay lately. The latest, reported this morning, is Sharp-tailed...
When I was out at the Jamaica Bay east pond today searching for the Red- necked Stint and Sharp-tailed Sandpiper, I realized it was time for me to look for a...
Here is a reply that could be helpful for everyone. The CLO has done a couple of Spotting Scope comparisons (1998 and 2002) that are very in depth, and they...
Bob Mauceli requested that this be posted to listservs. The student registration fee is $25 regardless of when you register, but the adult rate jumps from $40...
How's registration for the J-Bay walk? Who hasn't registered that agreed to come prior? I would imagine there should be a Godwit or something along those lines...
Hey all, Here are the final details for the JBay trip: DATE & TIME Saturday August 16 Start: 7:30am Lunch: 1:00pm End: 4:00pm We're welcome to bird on our own...
So far there have been two guesses as to the identity of the quiz bird, neither of which has been right. It's worth a look for those who intend on doing some...
On Saturday, August 16, 2008 , the New York State Young Birders Club held its inaugural field trip at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge with co-leaders Doug Gochfeld...
I really enjoyed meeting everyone yesterday--what a terrific bunch of people you are! Those who couldn't make it this time (plus new members that join!), I...
Hey all, 'Twas good meeting some of you yesterday! Summary of the trip in three words: ibis, mud, coconut. I met Bradley Klein, of the NY chapter of the North...
Hi all, Here's the species list as compiled by Doug, Brendan, and me. If others have additions, please let me know. The species total was 69. Canada Goose Mute...
Hi, I'm interested in butterflies too...but don't know much about them either. A great book that is helping me get started in butterfly-watching is the Kaufman...
Hi all, Here's the info about the next NABA meeting. If you're interested, it's probably best to write Bradley Klein directly and get on the mailing list...I'm...
Defenders of Wildlife lost a battle to stop wolf hunting this year in AK. So if you'd like everyone can go shoot up this fine indicator species, nobody can...
I'd settle for the 1 Mongolian (Lesser Sand-, for those who like silly names better) Plover...on Friday morning...at Jamaica Bay...on the East Pond. -Doug Got...
Short, quick post here. Was at Great Kills park here on SI two days ago and witnessed ~1000 Tree Swallows flying around the flats. Not many shorebirds, but...
Hi all, Had a real good day at the refuge today. My group birded the gardens from about 12-1 with limited sightings and then the south end of the East Pond...
The bird we had here should have molted a whole lot more than that in the 1 month since it was initially sighted. At J-Bay today the BAIRD'S SANDPIPER and 2...
Hi all! Topic 1 (I'm too lazy to write real sentences and paragraphs...I get enough of that now that school's started.): NYSOA's Annual Meeting is in 2 weeks, ...
C'mon, don't sell yourself short, that would have been the best Warbler species of my day. My brain is about to shut down. -Doug ... From: Hope Batcheller...
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