En-route to Jones Beach St Pk, Nassau Co., I stopped at the Robert Moses St/Pk
Hawk Watch from about 0930 to 1130 AM. N. Harrier, then Osprey, were the most
numerous species during that time, followed by Kestrel, Merlin, a few
Peregrines, and a couple of both, Sharp-shinned & Cooper's Hawk. An imm. Bald
Eagle was seen prior to my arrival, although I did manage to see the
continuing Cattle Egret, at Parking Field 5
For the 2nd day in a row, I looked for the Brown Booby at the J.B. Fishing
Pier, Coast Guard area, and of course, all the land, sea, and air I could
safely peruse, while motoring between both state parks. To no surprise, I
couldn't find it... only to wonder how far afield it got, a full day after
being released?
While at J.B., I did see my FOS Prairie W. and D-e Junco.
Cheers, Bob
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