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Category Archives: Somerset County
Glenn Mahler’s “Century Run” big day in Somerset County, 5/21/2011
From Glenn Mahler: Yesterday I made my third attempt at doing a “Century Run” big day in Somerset County. This is part of an attempt I have been working on for quite a number of years to successfully complete a Century … Continue reading
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Somerset Co. Birds – Black Scoter, etc., 5/21/2011
From Jeff Ellerbusch: Did some Somerset County birding today and while migrant diversity was very underwhelming there were still some good birds around. One of these, the easy highlight of the day, a female Black Scoter on the biggest of … Continue reading
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Finderne Wetlands photos, Little Blue Heron, et al., 5/16/2011
This afternoon at the Finderne Wetlands in Bridgewater Township: the Little Blue Heron found the day before by Jeff Ellerbusch was still present (click on the photo to view a larger version): An austere and formidable resident was in the … Continue reading
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Little Blue Heron at Finderne Wetlands, Bridgewater Township, 5/15/2011
Jeff Ellerbusch reports finding an immature Little Blue Heron today at Finderne Wetlands in Bridgewater Township. Also he and Simon Lane had basically the same shorebirds at Opie Road in Hillsborough as had been reported by Glenn Mahler yesterday. 5 … Continue reading
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Opie Rd. Shorebirds and Sparrows, 5/14/2011
From Glenn Mahler: I checked out Opie Road this morning for the Semi. Plovers that were reported yesterday and not only found all the shorebirds that were there yesterday, but the number of Semis was up to 5. I can’t … Continue reading
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Nightjars in Morris and Somerset, 5/12/2011
From Rick Radis: I had about 12 Common Nighthawks over Hillsborough on 206 around noon yesterday, 5/12. 3 or 4 were over my place in Rockaway around 730 last night, and a Whip-poor-will was calling near the Hibernia mine entrance … Continue reading
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Semipalmated Plover and others at Opie Rd., Hillsborough, 5/12/2011
From Jeff Ellerbusch: Opie Rd this afternoon, 5:30 – Semipalmated Plover- 2 – Killdeer- 2 adults and 2 chicks – Lesser Yellowlegs- 1 – Solitary Sandpiper- 7 – Least Sandpiper- 50ish The Killdeer were aggressive towards everything, though seemed particularly … Continue reading
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Prothonotary Warbler, Raven at Lord Stirling Park; Opie Rd. Shorebirds, 5/3/2011
At least one Prothonotary Warbler continues along the Passaic River at Lord Stirling Park, Bernards Township. Also present this morning was a calling Common Raven. Other species: – Green Heron – Red-eyed Vireo – Yellow-throated Vireo – Northern Parula – … Continue reading
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Growing numbers of shorebirds at Opie Rd., Hillsborough Township, 5/1/2011
Jeff Ellerbusch reports the following late this afternoon from the fields of Opie Rd. in Hillsborough Township: – 7 Lesser Yellowlegs -10 Greater Yellowlegs – 8 Solitary Sandpipers – 9 Least Sanpipers – 2 Killdeer – 4 Warbling Vireo – … Continue reading
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The Opie Road Shorebird Report, 4/30/2011
Franck Sencher, Jr. reports the following shorebirds from Opie Road, Hillsborough Township from this afternoon: 9 Greater Yellowlegs, 1 Lesser Yellowlegs, 3 Solitary Sandpipers, 1 Spotted Sandpiper, 1 Killdeer, 12 Least Sandpipers
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