[cayugabirds-l] Fox Sparrow stopover

2017-03-10 Thread John and Sue Gregoire
In 31 years here we have never had Fox Sparrows in numbers greater than one, 
rarely
two, stay more than a day or two spring and fall. As of today we have had three 
FOSP
now here for an extended stopover of two weeks!

As a side note, we ceased passerine banding operations here after Fall 2012
migration with some 125,000 birds banded since 1986. Amazingly, we are still 
seeing
a few banded birds as they return "home". Species include BC Chickadee, Tufted
Titmouse (the BCCH a migrant, the TUTI a local), Red-winged Blackbird, Common
Grackle, Song Sparrow (all migrant) and a local male Red-bellied Woodpecker. The
latter has to be at least 8 plus years of age while the former species all at 
least
in the 5 plus year area.

We are curious if others who reported FOSPs this year are also experiencing the
extended stay???

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Burdett,NY 14818-9626
N 42 26.611' W 76 45.492'
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[cayugabirds-l] icteridae!

2017-03-10 Thread cl...@juno.com
...and now there is a mixed flock of thirty plus grackles, red-winged 
blackbirds, brown-headed cowbirds and a single starling among the feeders and 
on the ground below.Meanwhile, the pine siskin was crowded out and finally 
found the nyjer sock! Colleen Richards

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[cayugabirds-l] Rusty Blackbird

2017-03-10 Thread John Confer

A single Rusty Blackbird among red-wings, grackles and starlings yesterday; 
3/09. I haven't noted before the distinctive "prancing" steps of Rusty as this 
bird showed.

Today, a foxy Fox Sparrow dug a fox hole in a slight layer of snow.

Cheers,

John Confer

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[cayugabirds-l] pine siskin

2017-03-10 Thread cl...@juno.com
It's been 3 years since I've had pine siskins in my yard, but one showed up 
this morning at the feeders. Colleen Richards

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