Jackie Perazzo
February 22, 2020
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american black duck, american goldfinch, american robin, atlantic brant, barn swallow, bathrooms, beach, beautiful, benches, black-and-white warbler, blue jay, brant, breathtaking, brown thrasher, buildings, canada geese, canada goose, Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve, chipmunk, chipping sparrow, common Grackle, crabapple trees, daffodils, dandelions, eastern chipmunk, equestrian center, european starling, favorite, flowering trees, flowers, garden, gray catbird, highly recommended, hill, historic, horses, house sparrow, jetty, lawns, Life Bird, life list, lifebird, lifer, lloyd harbor, lloyd harbor equestrian center, long island, long island birding, long island hiking, long island ny, long island parks, long island photography, long island sound, mansion, marshall field estate, mute swan, northern cardinal, northern mockingbird, northern waterthrush, ocean, old, osprey, ovenbird, painted turtle, painted turtles, park staff, parking, parking fee, parking lot, paved trail, pay to park, Pond, preserve, rain, rainy, recommend, recommended, red-bellied woodpecker, red-tailed hawk, red-winged Blackbird, Revisit, savannah sparrow, State Park, statues, Ticks, trees, variety, veery, White-throated Sparrow, woods
Welcome back, everyone. I truly am so excited to tell you all about a trip I took back in early May of 2019 to Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve. This was Steven and my first time visiting this park and…
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Jackie Perazzo
February 15, 2020
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american robin, beach, benches, boardwalk, butterflies, clean, common Grackle, common tern, Deer, double-crested cormorant, dunes, easy walk, empire pass, events, family friendly, fauna, flaura, gray catbird, great black-backed gull, gulls, handicapped accessable, herring gull, history, house finch, house sparrow, iconic, information signs, lighthouse, long island, long island birding, long island hiking, long island ny, long island parks, long island photography, marsh, northern cardinal, northern mockingbird, ocean, parking lot, pay to park, pier, recommend, recommended, red-winged Blackbird, reeds, Revisit, robert moses state park, sand, shorebirds, signs, solo safe, song sparrow, spring, State Park, stream, tick station, Ticks, trail, variety, views, water reeds, white-tailed deer, White-throated Sparrow, year-round
Welcome back, everyone! Today I am going to talk to you all about a trip I took back on April 30, 2019, to a place I’m sure all Long Islanders are very familiar with, Robert Moses State Park! I’m sorry,…
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Jackie Perazzo
September 21, 2018
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american goldfinch, american robin, bald eagle, barn swallow, beach, birding, black bear, black-and-white warbler, Black-capped Chickadee, blue-headed vireo, camping, chipping sparrow, conservation, Downy Woodpecker, eastern american toad, eastern chipmunk, eastern pheobe, family, fishing, gray catbird, great blue heron, hiking, hiking trails, lake, Life Bird, lifebird, mallard duck, Mallards, mourning dove, Non-Long Island, northern flicker, northern leopard frog, pennsylvania, pileated woodpecker, pine warbler, promised land state park, recommend, red-breasted nuthatch, red-eyed vireo, red-spotted newt, State Park, stream, toad, trails, Tufted Titmouse, vacation, White-breasted Nuthatch, white-tailed deer, wood duck, yellow-bellied sapsucker
Welcome back, everyone! As I mentioned in a previous post, there will be a few special entries coming up over the course of this summer/fall. Recently, my husband and I went on a vacation to central Maine, which I was…
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Jackie Perazzo
September 5, 2018
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american crow, american oystercatcher, atlantic brant, bay, beach, black skimmer, black-crowned night-heron, blue-clawed crab, blue-winged teal, boardwalk, brant, canada geese, canada goose, common loon, common merganser, common tern, concert, double-crested cormorant, eastern towhee, empire pass, ephemeral pool, field 10, fish, fishing pier, fowlers toad, great black-backed gull, great egret, herring gull, house sparrow, information signs, ivory-billed woodpecker, jones beach, jones beach state park, jones beach theater, killdeer, laughing gull, lesser scaup, low tide, mourning dove, nature center, northern harrier, northern mockingbird, ocean, osprey, parking fee, parking lot, piping plover, red-breasted merganser, Revisit, ring-billed gull, rock pigeon, ruddy turnstone, sanderling, seal watch, semipalmated plover, sensitive nesting area, short-billed dowitcher, smell, song sparrow, State Park, tree swallow, whatbird.com, year-round, zachs bay
Welcome back everyone, today I have a very exciting park to discuss with you all, a place every Long Islander knows, Jones Beach State Park! This article has been a long time coming but, as many of you know, Jones…
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Jackie Perazzo
May 30, 2018
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american crow, american redstart, beach, Black-capped Chickadee, black-crowned night-heron, blue jay, brown-headed cowbird, bunny, canada goose, chipmunk, common tern, double-crested cormorant, egg chain, eggs, Elizabeth A. Morton, favorite, gray catbird, great egret, great-crested flycatcher, jessups' neck peninsula, knobbed Whelk, Life Bird, lifebird, loop, map, mute swan, National Wildlife Refuge, northern cardinal, ocean, parking fee, parking lot, piping plovers, Pond, prairie warbler, rabbit, rain, red-winged Blackbird, Refuge, Revisit, Sag Harbor, sensitive nesting area, shore, song sparrow, Tufted Titmouse, white-tailed deer, wild turkey, willet, yellow warbler
Hey everybody, I am so excited to tell you all about one of my best birding experiences ever! This weeks article is about a trip that was so unbelievable I am still having difficulty believing that it actually happened, luckily…
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Jackie Perazzo
April 15, 2018
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american robin, beach, Black-capped Chickadee, brown creeper, county park, Dog park, dogs, fall, field, field guide, gadwall, Gardiner County Park, Golden-Crowned Kinglet, grass, great blue heron, great south bay, green-winged teal, injury, Life Bird, Mallards, mute swan, northern cardinal, northern harrier, Northern Shoveler, panic, Pond, quicksand, raptor, reeds, sand, stream, swamp, trails, tree swallow, Tufted Titmouse, wetland, White-throated Sparrow, wood duck, yellow-rumped warbler
Hello again! Let me start off by saying that this will surely be one of my most memorable adventures to tell you about, and I’m sure you will find it to be for different reasons then you may be guessing. …
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