eBird Rare Bird Alerts
eBird Checklists
mocosocoBirds on Facebook
mocosocoBirds on Twitter
My Tweets-
Recent Posts
- eBird tidying up and a request – Sept. 26, 2019
- Winter Finch Forecast for 2019-20 – Sept. 14, 2019
- White Ibis in Somerset County; Herons and Egrets – July 17, 2019
- Morris Co. Breeders in 2019: Kentucky Warbler and Yellow-bellied Sapsucker – July 7, 2019
- Henslow’s Sparrow, Somerset County – June 23, 2019
- Mourning and Kentucky Warblers – May 30, 2019
- The Raptor Trust Benefit – May 19, 2019
Search the archives
Archives
Categories
mocosocoBirds Gallery on Flickr
Birding Links
Migration
Butterfly Links
Conservation
Tag Archives: Horned lark
Birds of the New Year – Jan. 7, 2018
(Click on the photo for a larger image.) Arctic conditions have frozen most of the water in Morris County. Somerset County does not have many bodies of water to freeze although the Raritan River is open enough to host thousands … Continue reading
Common Redpolls, Horned Larks, Red-breasted Mergansers, etc., Feb. 3, 2013
6 Common Redpolls called as they flew over the old bridge at the north end of Boonton Reservoir this morning. The water is mostly frozen with some open patches near the island (viewed from the south end) where some Canada … Continue reading
Lapland Longspurs, Snow Bunting in Morris County, Jan. 13, 2013
Today, January 13, 2013, was the 29th running of the Southwest Morris Winter Bird Count founded and administered by Dave Harrison. Today’s species count stands at 79 with one party’s totals remaining to be included. Washington Township and part of … Continue reading
Posted in Morris County
Tagged American Pipit, Horned lark, Lapland Longspur, Long Valley, mocosocobirds, Morris County, Snow Bunting
Leave a comment
4 Pine Grosbeaks in Washington Twp., Jan. 8, 2013
From Mike Britt on the NorthNJBirds Textmarks service from late morning: 4 pine grosbeaks gillette trail washington twp CR 513 morris county. [Editor’s note: I don’t have a map available at the moment but the trail is marked on Google maps]
