A bird and nature blog with regular posts describing the natural history of the land, wetlands and waters of a site on Weesuck Creek in East Quogue,NY.Wider excursions on LI and to other parts of the world are sometimes included.
Sunday, August 27, 2017
finally some warblers!
Today's 'new' bird: Prairie Warbler. Other warblers seen: Black-and-white, Yellow, Yellowthroat and Northern Waterthrush and Am Redstart. Adding yesterday's Cape May Warblers -- a real highlight -- that makes a total of seven species.
Large numbers of finch-type birds feeding in flocks on the Iva or Marsh Elder including a surprisingly large number of House Finches (they have been few in numbers recently) plus Goldfinches, Song Sparrows and Cardinals.
Good-sized raptor, accipiter type, soaring overhead: long tail and broad wings make it a Cooper's Hawk.
Eric Salzman
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