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Steve Perazzo
February 16, 2021
Birds
dark-eyed junco, long island birding
Dark-eyed Juncos are year-round residents of our area. You can spot them whenever you’d like if you look hard enough while birding Long Island. However, these little members of the Sparrow family tend to be ever more present in the winter months
Jackie Perazzo
March 29, 2020
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Welcome back, everyone! Today I will be telling you all about some birding I did a little bit outside of Long Island… ok, pretty far outside Long Island! I know this blog is primarily about the joy of exploring and…
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Jackie Perazzo
June 16, 2019
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Welcome back, everyone! I am super excited for this weeks entry and to tell you all about Seatuck- Suffolk County Environmental Center! So, a few weeks ago I stumbled upon Seatuck online while looking for birding spots within Suffolk county…
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Jackie Perazzo
June 10, 2019
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Welcome back, everyone! Today I will be telling you all about my recent trip to Brookside County Park in West Sayville, NY. “Brookside property was purchased as parkland through the Clean Water Act, naming Great South Bay Audubon Society as…
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Jackie Perazzo
May 5, 2019
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Welcome back, everyone! I’m trying my best to get back up to speed on some backlogged articles that have built up on me. This one today is going to be about a trip I took at the end of September…
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Jackie Perazzo
March 2, 2018
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It seems to be the trend lately that the weather is fine all week long and then a disaster for the weekend. Saturday morning we woke up bright and early, ignoring the threats of rain, and packed up our gear…
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Jackie Perazzo
February 21, 2018
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The sun bounced off the freshly fallen snow covering the trees of Caleb Smith State Park like diamonds. This morning I woke up early, and woke up my husband, convinced him that the snow was not a reason to keep…
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