Edgemere
A Marvelous Marsh Hawk
Most birders in the northern hemisphere are familiar with the Marsh Hawk, an expected denizen of marshes, tundra, and grasslands across…
Red-tailed Hawk Eating Breakfast
On Saturday morning I was exploring the newly-mowed Edgemere Landfill, one of my favorite birding spots in Queens, enjoying birds…
I Want This Bird to be Something…
Two weeks after finding a Say’s Phoebe at Edgemere Landfill in the company of my family I convinced them to return…
A Say’s Phoebe at Edgemere Landfill, Queens, New York
On Sunday morning I was out birding across several Queens hotspots with my friend Seth. When I got home and…
Birding the Rockaways – A Queens County Bird Club Field Trip to Southeastern Queens
Sometime last fall, unbeknownst to me, I was volunteered to lead a field trip for the Queens County Bird Club….
Bird Number 300 in Queens and the Winner of The Warbler Guide Giveaway!
Today was a long day of birding Long Island’s barrier beaches and lots of time in the field finally paid…
Upland Sandpiper in Queens – Bird Number 299!
It has been eight days since I came back from California on a red eye. Once we got back last…
A Surprise Ross’s Goose in Queens
All winter long I birded the old Edgemere Landfill, especially after the surprising Le Conte’s Sparrow just before the Queens…
Le Conte’s Sparrow at Edgemere Landfill, Queens
There is no better way to see a life bird than by finding one yourself in one of your favorite…
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