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Title: Peregrines nesting on Hudson Valley bridges (NY) Post by: Donna on 27-May-11, 06:44:25 AM http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110525/NEWS/105250365/-1/SITEMAP (http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110525/NEWS/105250365/-1/SITEMAP) story and pics
one nesting pair on every bridge from New York City to Troy ... (Times Herald-Record) Title: Re: Peregrines nesting on Hudson Valley bridges (NY) Post by: Bobbie Ireland on 27-May-11, 06:50:18 AM http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110525/NEWS/105250365/-1/SITEMAP (http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110525/NEWS/105250365/-1/SITEMAP) story and pics one nesting pair on every bridge from New York City to Troy ... (Times Herald-Record) There is hope! Title: Re: Peregrines nesting on Hudson Valley bridges (NY) Post by: chlosmom on 29-May-11, 04:42:15 PM from CA--how many bridges from NYC to Troy?
Title: Re: Peregrines nesting on Hudson Valley bridges (NY) Post by: Dumpsterkitty on 29-May-11, 05:00:38 PM from CA--how many bridges from NYC to Troy? I actually just had to count on a map...14 or so...some are more like overpasses than bridges and a few old railroad trestles. But I'm dubious about a pair nesting on every bridge. There's 2 other bridges right in the TH-Record area-Newburgh-Beacon & Kingston-Rhinecliff-and they only reported on the Mid-Hudson. I've never heard of a pair on the Kingston-Rhinecliff and I've spent a lot of time at a park right under the bridge. But then again, there is absolutely no organized birding or bird reporting in this county. I'd have to travel several hours to Bonnie's area to find a group. Bizarre. Title: Re: Peregrines nesting on Hudson Valley bridges (NY) Post by: chlosmom on 29-May-11, 05:30:43 PM thanks dumster for your bridge count---so there about 10 bridges w/ nests
that's pretty good--may they all thrive |