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Massapequa Reservoir

Jackie Perazzo February 8, 2020 0 Uncategorized american robin, anglers, bethpage state park, blue jay, bridge, canada geese, canada goose, carp, chipping sparrow, crappies, creek, cyclists, dogs, double-crested cormorant, ducks, eggs, fishermen, fishing, flowers, free parking, giant killer ants, great blue heron, great egret, house sparrow, information signs, joggers, lake, largemouth bass, LIRR, long island, long island birding, long island hiking, long island ny, long island parks, long island photography, mallard, Mallards, massapequa, massapequa creek, massapequa reservoir, massapequa train station, mourning dove, mute swan, nest, northern cardinal, parking, parking lot, pga tour, Pond, rainbow trout, recommend, recommended, red-winged Blackbird, Revisit, ruby-crowned kinglet, signs, snapping turtle, song sparrow, spring, stream, trail map, trails, turtles, water, yellow-rumped warbler

Welcome back, everyone! I have a great park to tell you all about this week, my recent trip to the Massapequa Reservoir located directly off of Sunrise Highway and just east of the Massapequa Train Station. It was a gorgeous…
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Elizabeth A. Morton National Wildlife Refuge

Jackie Perazzo May 30, 2018 1 Uncategorized 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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