Monthly Archives: March 2015

Short on time, but had three White-tailed Tropicbirds today! Here are a couple of poor shots, but still exciting! Tomorrow El Yunque National Park Puerto Rico!

I am away on an Eastern Caribbean Cruise! I didn’t expect to have internet access while I was away, but am pleasantly surprised to have it, at least at this time. Today while cruising 200 miles east of Florida and … Continue reading →

I will be away for the next couple of weeks. Tune it around that time to see where I’ve been birding and what great things I hope I’ve found!

This morning, Deb Kral, Aimee LaBarr, Maha Katnani, Arlene Borko and I searched the conifer forests surrounding the Rondout Reservoir for the Red Crossbills I had found yesterday. We had no luck in the area where I had seen them. … Continue reading →

This morning, Bill Fiero and I met to do some county birding to spruce up his list. It was a cold start (10 degrees) but it began to warm up at least a little. The Bashakill was mostly frozen yet … Continue reading →

This morning, Arlene Borko and I set out to see what was happening with the drop in temperatures overnight. We went to the Bashakill, where things were quieter this morning. The eagle spectacle continues, with 11 seen this morning. I … Continue reading →

This morning I led the BKAA Annual Early Spring Migrant Bird Walk. We met at Haven Road at 8 am. 17 intrepid birders followed me along the road and eventually the Birch Trail at the Main Boat Launch on a … Continue reading →

This morning I headed out a bit early so I would have the morning to bird before it snowed. That didn’t happen. I had only been at the Rondout Reservoir a few minutes when it began to snow. With the … Continue reading →

The bird that I believed to be a Blue Morph Ross’ Goose on Onion Avenue continued to be present today. It was seen by nearly two dozen birders throughout the course of the day. Yesterday, it was suggested that this … Continue reading →

In response to Matt Zeitler finding many Snow Geese on Onion Avenue in the Black Dirt Region yesterday, I headed there this morning with great expectations. The day exceeded all my hopes! I got a message from Karen Miller that … Continue reading →