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Jackie Perazzo
March 21, 2020
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Hey guys, welcome back! Today’s article is going to be about a trip Steven and I took back in June 2019. My family had organized a family reunion out on a beach in Montauk, and you know I can’t go…
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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
September 5, 2018
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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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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
June 14, 2018
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Hey guys, I am so excited for this weeks article! This most recent adventure caught me very much by surprise. We had been hearing warnings of rain and thunderstorms all week and so we put off picking out a park…
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Jackie Perazzo
June 9, 2018
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american robin, baltimore oriole, barn swallow, cold spring harbor, double-crested cormorant, gray catbird, nest, nesting box, northern cardinal, northern mockingbird, park map, poison ivy, red-winged Blackbird, Revisit, Sanctuary, song sparrow, trail, trail map, tree swallow, uplands farm sanctuary, warbling vireo, yellow warbler
Welcome back everyone, hope you all enjoyed some of the sunshine while we had it. This week I will be telling you all about my recent trip to Uplands Farm Sanctuary in Cold Spring Harbor. For this trip, I was…
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Jackie Perazzo
May 23, 2018
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Hello again everyone, welcome back! Today I’m going to be telling you all about my recent trip to Millers Pond County Park in Smithtown. I first heard of this spot due to its great reputation as a local fishing spot…
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Jackie Perazzo
April 26, 2018
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american crow, canada geese, canada goose, common Grackle, fishermen, fishing, Gibbs pond, litter, mallard duck, nest, northern cardinal, osprey, painted turtles, pier, Pond, resident parking only, Revisit, small, spring, town park, tree swallow, warm
Hi everyone! This past week hubby and I took a quick run over to one of my FAVORITE birding spots between running some errands. I have been giving this a lot of thought, hemming, and hawing over it for days,…
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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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