Jackie Perazzo
April 11, 2020
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alaska, alligators, amusement park, anhinga, audobon.org, august, bird photography, birding, birthday, Black-bellied Whistling-Duck, boardwalk, Boat-tailed Grackle, coronavirus, COVID19, disney, disney world, double-crested cormorant, epcot, Eurasian Collared Dove, family, family friendly, family reunion, florida, Frozen, giraffes, great egret, happy birding!, hotel, house sparrow, Life Bird, life list, lifebird, lifelist, lifer, limpkin, mallard, mallard duck, mallard ducks, Mallards, medical concerns, mourning dove, my camera, Non-Long Island, orlando, osprey, paris, park, photography, rain, resort, Revisit, rides, signs, snail kite, snakes, spring, summer, summer vacation, sunrise, thunderstorm, trattoria al forno, virus, white ibis, white-crowned pigeon
Hey guys, welcome back and happy spring! As I mentioned in my last article, today I will be telling you about one of the three trips I took last summer, this one being to Disney World in Orlando Florida in…
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Jackie Perazzo
February 8, 2020
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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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Jackie Perazzo
June 16, 2019
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american robin, Black-capped Chickadee, blue jay, boardwalk, dark-eyed junco, Downy Woodpecker, eastern phoebe, easy walk, environmental center, estate, european starling, favorite, free parking, Golden-Crowned Kinglet, great egret, Hairy Woodpecker, long island, long island birding, long island hiking, long island ny, long island parks, long island photography, mallard, mallard duck, mallard ducks, Mallards, marsh, mute swan, nest, non-profit, northern cardinal, open to public, osprey, Pond, recommended, red-bellied woodpecker, red-winged Blackbird, Revisit, salt marsh, Seatuck, short hike, song sparrow, Suffolk County, trail, trail map, tree swallow, Tufted Titmouse, White-breasted Nuthatch
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
May 5, 2019
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american black duck, american robin, black gum tree, black tupelo trail, black tupelo tree, blue jay, blue-clawed crab, carmans river, complex headquarters, dark-eyed junco, double-crested cormorant, great blue heron, great egret, hooded mergansers, indian landing, information signs, Life Bird, life list, lifebird, lifer, long island, long island birding, long island hiking, long island ny, long island parks, long island photography, mallard duck, mallard ducks, Mallards, merlin, mourning dove, northern harrier, red-bellied woodpecker, Revisit, River, shirley, shore, trail, trail maps, us fish and wildlife services, viewing area, wertheim national wildlife preserve, wertheim national wildlife refuge, white-tailed deer, woods
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 31, 2019
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audobon society, baltimore oriole, barn swallow, belted kingfisher, bird count, blue jay, canada goose, common Grackle, common nighthawk, community, community activities, community involvement, conscience bay, count, double-crested cormorant, dragonfly, dusk, east setauket, european starling, evening, fall, four harbors audobon society, frank melville memorial park, great egret, largemouth bass, late summer, Life Bird, life list, lifebird, lifer, long island, long island birding, long island hiking, long island ny, long island parks, long island photography, mallard duck, Mallards, post office, red-eared slider, red-tailed hawk, setauket mil pond
Hey Guys! So, again, I know this article is very very late but please forgive me. I wanted to take this weeks post to tell you about a trip I took back in late September. I had heard of a…
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Jackie Perazzo
February 25, 2019
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american crow, Artur H Kuntz County Park, bird photography, black-crowned night-heron, boats, canada geese, county park, docks, Domestic roads, double-crested cormorant, fiddler crabs, forest, golf course, great egret, green heron, greenbelt trail, gulls, harbor, herring gull, kayak, Life Bird, life list, lifebird, lifer, long island, long island birding, long island hiking, long island parks, mallard ducks, Mallards, marina, milfoil, mourning doves, mute swan, new york, nissequogue river, nissequogue river state park, northern mockingbird, park police, ponds, ring-billed gull, River, sailboat, sand, song sparrow, spotted sandpiper, State Park, swing, trail markers, trails, wood duck, woods
Hi guys! I know I am inexcusably late with the next few entries, I am sorry, but I am back to catch you up on all of my birding trips since we last spoke. Let’s just dive right in with…
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Jackie Perazzo
September 14, 2018
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afternoon, american goldfinch, barn swallow, bay, beautiful, birding, black walnut, blue jay, bridges, camera, canada goose, carp, conscience bay, double-crested cormorant, east setauket, favorite, fishermen, fishing, frank melville memorial park, frog, gray catbird, great blue heron, great egret, green frog, green heron, grist mill, gristmil, house sparrow, Life Bird, lifebird, long island birding, long island hiking, long island parks, loop, loop trail, main st, mallard duck, Mallards, marsh, memorial park, mil pond, milfoil, mute swan, northern cardinal, northern mockingbird, osprey, parking lot, photography, Pond, pond st, post office, rabbit, rain, red-eared slider, red-winged Blackbird, Revisit, saltmarsh, setauket mil pond, snapping turtle, song sparrow, storm, street parking, sunfish, town park, trails, weather, weeds, wood duck
Hello everyone, welcome back! This weeks article is about a park very close to my heart, Frank Melville Memorial Park and Setauket Mil pond. The park is nestled quietly in a residential area of East Setauket right beside a small…
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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
June 25, 2018
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american robin, Avalon park and preserve, babies, baltimore oriole, black-crowned night-heron, blue jay, brown-headed cowbird, butterflies, canada goose, chipmunk, chipping sparrow, common Grackle, common yellowthroat, domestic mallard, double-crested cormorant, Downy Woodpecker, eastern chipmunk, favorite, field, fledgling, forest, golf course, grass, grassland, gray catbird, great black-backed gull, great egret, grist mill, hiking, house sparrow, house wren, lake, Life Bird, life list, lifebird, lifer, mallard duck, mute swan, nest, nesting box, northern cardinal, orchard oriole, painted turtles, preserve, red-tailed hawk, red-winged Blackbird, Revisit, rock pigeon, song sparrow, stony brook, stream, trail map, trails, tree swallow, turtle, White-breasted Nuthatch, white-tailed deer, wood duck, woods, yellow warbler
Welcome back, friends. The time has come, I have returned to Avalon Park and Preserve with my husband earlier today and, believe it or not, this second trip was even better than the first!! I’m so excited to tell you…
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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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