Jamaica Bay
Restore the West Pond!
Those of you who visit this blog on more than the rare occasion are probably aware that I live in…
A European Flavor to Queens Birding
Though seeing birds that belong in the range they are in when you see them is nice, it is often…
November Shorebirds at the East Pond of Jamaica Bay
It is extremely unusual that we birders can still walk the East Pond of Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in November….
Shorebirds on the East Pond of Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge
If I had my druthers I would be birding the East Pond of Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge pretty much every…
A Hunting Snowy Egret
In my recent post about birding Jamaica Bay’s East Pond I mentioned a very successful Snowy Egret. It caught fish…
East Pond Shorebirds at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge
When you live in Queens and you only have one morning of an August weekend to go birding there is…
Red-necked Stint AND Sharp-tailed Sandpiper at Jamaica Bay
Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, Queens, NY, 3 August 2008 It was while watching flocks of shorebirds on Friday on Cape…
Real Time Tracking of Rarities
Early this morning I was out on the south end of the East Pond at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge looking…
The Ruff, The Ruff, The Ruff is in Queens
As you already know I am a big fan of my Queens list. Other than my overall life list it is…
Hidden in Plain Sight
On a recent walk around Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge I took the following picture. Why is it interesting? Give up?…
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