Meadowlands bird alert!
Dec 14, 2009 | 1142 views | 2 2 comments | 10 10 recommendations | email to a friend | print

HUDSON COUNTY – Well, it’s not a political indictment, but to some people, the spotting of a rare bird is major news. We just got this alert from the NJ Meadowlands Commission, based in Lyndhurst and not far from Secaucus:

A rare Northern Shrike has been seen on Disposal Road sporadically for the past four days. The bird, the size of a mockingbird, has been seen in the morning and late afternoon.

We will be posting updates on the meadowlands nature blog – meadowblog.net…

I will be out at the Carillon from roughly noon to 1 p.m. looking for the bird if you’d like to try for a look… Spotting scopes are a good idea…


Thanks
Jim Wright
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NewspaperFan
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December 19, 2009
Ducks fly south too, Holden, you ninny. Now go visit your stupid sister.
NotYourSteppingStone
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December 16, 2009
Oh Thank God. And here I thought that they had all gone South for the winter. As soon as it warms up I intend to take a look for myself. Then take a nap. ZZZzzzzzzz.

But what I really want to know is where do those ducks at the pond in Central Park go in winter?