Turns out I didn't have Brown Creeper so I added 2 today.  

> On Mar 9, 2015, at 2:00 PM, syschiff <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Joe Giunta, Debbie Martin and I (Sy Schiff) went looking for early Spring 
> migrants this morning. First, the snow is still deep and it's very slick in 
> places making for difficult walking. The macadam paths are a mixed bag, clear 
> in some parks, partially open in others with black ice on them everywhere. Be 
> careful out there.   Furthermore, there ain't no migrants yet.
>  
> We started at Hempstead Lake SP, quickly noticed a BROWN CREEPER, tested the 
> terrain and left. The Cardinals and Carolina Wrens were singing. Nice start 
> for the season.
>  
> At Walker St., Massapequa Park, the parking lot is a mess of ice, mud and 
> ruts.  We walked north to the cattails and found the lingering ORANGE-CROWNED 
> WARBLER.  A COMMON GRACKLE high in a tree may be a migrant.
>  
> At Pittsburg, the pond, mostly free of ice held MALLARD, BLACK DUCK, 2 
> NORTHERN SHOVELER, RUDDY DUCK, male RING-NECKED DUCK,1 male and 5 female 
> COMMON MERGANSER and an AMERICAN COOT. South along the stream mid way to 
> Clark St. a male WOOD DUCK was feeding with a dozen Mallards.
>  
> Good to be out.  Sy
>  
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