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Corey enjoyed a long weekend in Narrowsburg, New York, along the Delaware River at the New York-Pennsylvania border. He was pleased that the birdseed he brought with him attracted a variety of common woodland birds, but the highlight of the weekend was the sheer volume of BaldEagles.
We crossed the Delaware Water Gap, the Endless Mountains, the Southern Tier of New York, and then, as I pushed my Ford Focus to its limits, we crossed the law and the law won. Well, hey, you know I saw a BaldEagle fly over just this morning.” ” He seemed disappointed by our lack of interest.
Development, conservation, and climate change have affected bird distribution in good ways (a record 282 BaldEagles found on the January 2009 official count!) and bad ways (overharvesting of horseshoe crabs resulting in the drastic decline of Red Knots in Delaware Bay).
For example, not much can beat the experience of seeing a BaldEagle scare up thousands of Snow Geese at Sacramento NWR. And that’s a recommendation from someone who has been to just one birding festival and tends to bird alone.). After years of birding, I now have a good sense of what I enjoy as a birder.
BaldEagle – Haliaeetus leucocephalus. Downsville (Delaware Co.). American Crow – Corvus brachyrhynchos. Jamaica Bay, South Shore. 01 Jan 2019. Mute Swan – Cygnus olor. Irondequoit Bay Outlet (Pier and Marine Park). 01 Jan 2019. Irondequoit Bay Outlet (Pier and Marine Park). 01 Jan 2019. Broad Channel.
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