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Greater White-fronted Geese in Bridgewater, Jan. 3, 2012
Mike Hiotis reports that he had the continuing Greater White-fronted Goose (GWFG) at Duke Island Park today and also another GWFG at North Branch Park in Bridgewater. The latter location is a first for GWFG as far as is known. … Continue reading
Posted in Somerset County
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33 Cackling Geese and a Greater White-Fronted Goose at Duke Island Park, Jan. 2, 2012
Since October, 2011 there have been numerous sighting of Cackling Geese in Somerset County with the concentration focused on North Branch Park and Duke Island Park, both in Bridgewater Township. These sightings have often been of multiple individuals in twos … Continue reading
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Sandhill Cranes in Franklin Township, Jan. 2, 2012
Teri Catalano reports 5 Sandhill Cranes at 8:55am in the cornfield at Weston Canal Road and by the Zarapath Christian Church. The cranes, as usual, are moving around and were not seen there later in the morning.
Posted in Somerset County
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Wilson’s Warbler in Chatham; Greater White-fronted Goose at Duke Island Park, Jan. 1, 2012
Chatham’s Wilson’s Warbler was seen well this morning on Sunday, January 1st. It was in a tree at the near end of the bamboo wall while driving into a parking spot at the Centercourt Tennis Club on Passaic Avenue – … Continue reading
Posted in Morris County, Somerset County
Tagged greater white fronted goose, Morris County, Wilson's Warbler
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2011 – A Birding Year in Review for Morris and Somerset Counties
Mocosocobirds presents a 2011 Year in Review for Morris and Somerset counties. Included are high counts, arrival dates and other records of interest. Records are compiled from the eBird database, mocosocobirds reports, personal correspondences and JerseyBirds postings. These reviews can … Continue reading
Posted in Morris County, Somerset County
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Wilson’s Warbler continues in Chatham, 12-31-2011
The Wilson’s Warbler found during the Great Swamp CBC on December 17 continues at the Chatham Sewer Ponds. Simon Lane refound it this afternoon. Andy Lamy and Terry Caruthers relocated it on the 30th. The bird favors a stand , … Continue reading
Posted in Morris County
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1500+ Common Mergansers at Split Rock Reservoir, 12-30-2011
From Tim Vogel: Split Rock Reservoir, Rockaway Township 1500+ Common Mergansers (I quit counting) a huge raft. 50+ Ruddy Ducks 1 Bald Eagle (adult) Mt. Hope Pond, Rockaway Township 45 Coot 1 Bald Eagle (adult) adjacent to nest Cedar Lake, … Continue reading
Posted in Morris County
Tagged Common Mergansers, Morris County, Split Rock Reservoir
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Greater White-fronted Goose in Franklin Township, 12-30-2011
From John J. Collins: The previously reported Greater White-fronted Goose is present now (11:53 AM) in a field opposite 1100 Randolph Rd. in Franklin Township. Another “count week” bird at least for the Somerset CBC.
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Red-headed Woodpecker in Franklin Township, 12-29-2011
From John J. Collins: This morning I did some scouting of my territory for the upcoming Somerset CBC and, in addition to the Sandhill Cranes, found an immature Red-headed Woodpecker at the Nature Trail at Colonial Park, Franklin Township. Also … Continue reading
Sandhill Cranes in Franklin Township, 12-29-2011
From John J. Collins: The 5 Sandhill Cranes are present right now (10:59 AM) in a corn stubble field off Randolph Rd. in Franklin Township (opposite 100). This is great for me as it means they will be Count Week … Continue reading