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Flying with Determination

By November 24, 2011 No comments yet

My travels have taken me all over the United States including coastal sites where some of the most interesting flyers can be found. Some of the more crazy fliers in my mind include jaegers. Our three regularly occurring jaegers are amongst the nastiest flyers around. And by nasty I mean, “MEAN.” They fly with a [...]

To Count or Not to Count

By December 6, 2007 4 comments

In my post about the pelagic trip I took on Sunday I mentioned a jaeger that was spotted, a jaeger that was initially (and erroneously) identified as a Parasitic Jaeger, but was later, thanks to photographs, identified as a Pomarine Jaeger. I didn’t get the greatest looks at the bird to begin with, and seeing [...]

New York Pelagic 12/2/07, or, Magical Macaroni and Cheese

By December 4, 2007 13 comments

When one is doing a Big Year in New York one must go on pelagic trips. As many as possible. Because I wasn’t doing a Big Year at the beginning of the year I didn’t go on the February trip out of Freeport so I had a giant hole in my year lists where wonderful [...]

Freeport Pelagic Trip: 9/16/07

By September 18, 2007 4 comments

The alarm went off at 3:30 AM and I woke up unsure of where I was but convinced I missed the boat. Of course I didn’t but it was a horrible time and way to awaken. I showered, brewed some coffee, and was off to Freeport for a See Life Paulagics trip on the boat [...]