RBA
New York
Eastern Long Island
29 July 2006
NYEE0607.29
***East End Birds, 29 July 2006
***Covering the towns of Southampton, East Hampton, Shelter Island, Southold &
Riverhead on the eastern end of Long Island, New York
***This report is distributed by e-mail only. If you would like to receive East End
Birds, contact hmcguinness@ross.org
***Visit East End Birds on line at www.ross.org/~hmcguinness
***Volume 8, Number 31
Andy Baldelli just called with a report of a 1 year old ARCTIC TERN along with a
SANDWICH TERN on the flats at Cupsogue County Park in Westhampton Dunes. To reach
the park, take Dune Road west from the Westhampton Bridge to its terminus at the
park. Park along the north side of the parking lot about two-thirds of the way to
the end and walk north into the salt marsh along a well-beaten path. You may have to
wade through substantial mud and water to get close to the birds. Prepare to get
wet. At high tide the flats are covered. A scope is essential.
Good Birding to All!
Hugh McGuinness
The Ross School
18 Goodfriend Park
East Hampton, NY 11937
To send in reports:
hmcguinness@ross.org
631-907-5229 (weekdays)
631-725-6037 (nights & weekends)
New York
Eastern Long Island
29 July 2006
NYEE0607.29
***East End Birds, 29 July 2006
***Covering the towns of Southampton, East Hampton, Shelter Island, Southold &
Riverhead on the eastern end of Long Island, New York
***This report is distributed by e-mail only. If you would like to receive East End
Birds, contact hmcguinness@ross.org
***Visit East End Birds on line at www.ross.org/~hmcguinness
***Volume 8, Number 31
Andy Baldelli just called with a report of a 1 year old ARCTIC TERN along with a
SANDWICH TERN on the flats at Cupsogue County Park in Westhampton Dunes. To reach
the park, take Dune Road west from the Westhampton Bridge to its terminus at the
park. Park along the north side of the parking lot about two-thirds of the way to
the end and walk north into the salt marsh along a well-beaten path. You may have to
wade through substantial mud and water to get close to the birds. Prepare to get
wet. At high tide the flats are covered. A scope is essential.
Good Birding to All!
Hugh McGuinness
The Ross School
18 Goodfriend Park
East Hampton, NY 11937
To send in reports:
hmcguinness@ross.org
631-907-5229 (weekdays)
631-725-6037 (nights & weekends)