Sullivan County LAPLAND LONGSPUR, 10/30/21

Those of you that know me or have read the blog for a while probably know that LAPLAND LONGSPUR is one of my favorite birds. So, I was pretty stoked this afternoon when John Haas called me to tell me he’d had a very cooperative LALO at the Neversink Reservoir. It was a little late in the afternoon, but I decided to run for the bird. On my John called me; he was going to meet me out there to help locate the bird. When I arrived, John was already there and on the bird. Running for a bird doesn’t get any easier than that! And the bird was a beauty, in beautiful plumage and was very confiding as John had indicated. The icing on the cake was a single Snow Bunting on the rocks; it was another cooperative bird. The Lapland Longspur was my 192nd bird in Sullivan County. As always, huge thanks to John for all the help.

~Awesome bird! LAPLAND LONGSPUR at Neversink Reservoir, 10/30/21.~
~What a cutie; Snow Bunting in the rocks at Neversink Reservoir, 10/30/21.~
~LALO at Neversink Reservoir 10/30/21.~
~SNBU at Neversink Reservoir, 10/30/21.~
~One more look at the Lapland Longspur at Neversink Reservoir 10/30/21.~
~And finally, one more of the bunting. SNBU at Neversink Reservoir 10/30/21.~

10 thoughts on “Sullivan County LAPLAND LONGSPUR, 10/30/21”

  1. What a perfect outing! Good friend, good birds, good photos! And a reminder that I haven’t been to the Neversink for a long time!

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