In addition to many of the good birds reported from Long Island today,
there were several excellent birds that were seen today in Brooklyn and
Queens.  The following, is a summary of several seen by Tom Burke and Gail
Benson that they have asked me to report on their behalf.

*Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge - Queens*

*Eared Grebe* continues at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge on the bayside -
Seen from around Bench 1, but best views can be obtained from Broad Channel.

*Drake* *Barrow's Goldeneye* continues at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge on
the bayside - seen West of the South End of the West Pond.

*Drake Eurasian Wigeon* continues at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge - seen on
the East Pond just north of the Big John's pond overlook.

*
Fort Tilden - Queens*

*Adult Lesser Black-backed Gull* in front of the Silver Gull Club.

Additional note on birds in Queens.  Lots of Snow Geese seen on the East
Pond; yesterday, a small goose was noticed in flight accompanying a large
flock of Snow Geese, but no conclusive views were obtained to confirm
whether it was a Ross'.  One to keep an eye out for.

*
Floyd Bennett Field- Brooklyn*

At least 7 *Red-necked Grebes* - Seen from the From the boat ramp

*
Owls Head - Brooklyn*

*Adult Black-headed Gull* seen very well at the Owl's Head Treatment plant.


An incredible day of birding for Tom and Gail!

Andrew Baksh
Queens NY
www.birdingdude.blogspot.com

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