According to Google Street View, Merillon Field is the name of the trio of
softball/baseball diamonds which border the south side of the pond on which the
Pink-footed Goose has been seen. If an eBird Hot Spot is created it should
probably bear that name.
John Gluth
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In fairness, I don’t think that body of water has a name.
I seem to recall that it’s more like a sump (rather unnaturally rectangular)
with the baseball field to the south of it.
Good luck if you go.
Sue Herbst
> On Dec 17, 2018, at 9:59 PM, Gus Keri wrote:
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> Hi everyone,
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> Apparently, t
Hi everyone,
Apparently, there is a confusion about the name of the pond where the goose is
at. The first report said it's Lake Success. But if you put Lake Success in
Google map, you get a lake that is north of the Northern State Parkway (NSP).
The goose is at the pond that is south of the NSP.
The Queens County Christmas Bird Count was held yesterday in suboptimal
conditions but our hale and hearty birders performed admirably anyway, with
112 species recorded on count day.
Our big misses were Killdeer, Pied-billed Grebe, Wilson's Snipe, Fish Crow,
Eastern Towhee, and Northern Gannet.
G
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The Captree CBC, in southwestern Suffolk County, Long Island, was conducted on
Sunday, 16 December 2018 under challenging conditions of 15-20 mph northeast
winds and rain. Despite the difficulties, coverage was excellent and the
species total of 117 was right there between our 57-year average of
Yesterday a group of intrepid birders braved the awful weather for the
119th Central Park Christmas Bird Count. 5,323 birds of 57 species were
counted. See preliminary totals below. Count week birds thus far include
Red-winged Blackbird, Brown-headed Cowbird, Purple Finch, House Finch,
Ovenbird, Pi
Still present in lake across from 2 ProHealth Plaza.
Avery Scott
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There are three warblers in NYC’s Union Square Park. Cape May, Ovenbird and
Common Yellowthroat.
Rob Bate
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Pink footed goose still here. Middle of flock of Canadas on pond. Being viewed
from the north side of the lake, in the center by the green electrical box. The
goose’s head is tucked but it is not hard to find with a little scanning.
Regards,
Matt
... to be continued.
On Dec 17, 2018, at 8:55 A
Pink-footed Goose continues on the pond behind the ball field where it was seen
last night. (as described below). I viewed it through the fence at the medical
building with the address 2 ProHealthPlaza on the awning.
> On Dec 17, 2018, at 1:31 AM, Steven Schellenger wrote:
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The BARROW'S GOLDENEYE found by Tom Burke and Gail Benson, and seen by
others in the Point South party was in fact a FEMALE, not adult male as I
incorrectly stated in the count highlights.
Obviously this is a pivotal detail and would make a big difference to
anyone searching for the bird! With luc
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