[cayugabirds-l] Wildlife Drive Glossy Ibis

[Nicholas Kachala]

Robert Buckert and I just observed the Montezuma Glossy Ibis in flight over
the Eagle Sculpture Area, heading away from Wildlife Drive due northwest
towards Tschache Pool. Not too fast but direct flight.

Nick Kachala

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Re:[cayugabirds-l] [cayugabirds-l]Oriole/mockingbird Conflict Suggestions

[Donna Lee Scott]

Have you tried multiple feeding stations? Far apart.
Actually my Baltimore orioles probably chased away the Orchard orioles that 
were here a while ago!

Donna Scott
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On May 21, 2020, at 11:48 AM, Rustici, Marc 
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Hello,

Can anyone provide a suggestion on how to discourage aggressive Mockingbirds 
from chasing away Orioles?

Thanks,

Marc

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RE:[cayugabirds-l] Thanks for Oriole/Painting Conflict Suggestions

[Rustici, Marc]

Hello,

Can anyone provide a suggestion on how to discourage aggressive Mockingbirds 
from chasing away Orioles?

Thanks,

Marc

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Just a note to those who took the time to offer ideas and encouragement 
concerning how to handle the very welcome presence of Baltimore Orioles during 
some upcoming painting of our deck. We’ve placed additional oranges in a 
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Thanks, again,
Kathy


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Re:[cayugabirds-l] [cayugabirds-l]oriole catbird food

[Donna Lee Scott]

“My” catbirds regularly eat grape jelly , suet & occasionally orange.

Donna Scott
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On May 21, 2020, at 11:04 AM, Magnus Fiskesjo 
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ps. Today saw for the first time, other than orioles, a Gray catbird also 
nibbling on an orange.

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RE:[cayugabirds-l] Thanks for Oriole/Painting Conflict Suggestions

[Magnus Fiskesjo]

ps. Today saw for the first time, other than orioles, a Gray catbird also 
nibbling on an orange.

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Kathy


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[cayugabirds-l] Thanks for Oriole/Painting Conflict Suggestions

[Kathleen P Kramer]

Just a note to those who took the time to offer ideas and encouragement 
concerning how to handle the very welcome presence of Baltimore Orioles during 
some upcoming painting of our deck. We’ve placed additional oranges in a 
different spot and think they may have already visited them. The new location 
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RE: [cayugabirds-l] Howland Island question

[Robyn Bailey]

I’ve only been there once, but I recall Killdeer nesting on the open dirt 
tracks. Watch where you step!

Best,
Robyn

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I, too, am interested in this location.  If anyone is responding—please post to 
the group.

On Wed, May 20, 2020 at 6:01 PM Sandra Lynn Babcock 
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I’m contemplating a trip to Howland Island tomorrow, but have never been before 
and am wondering if anyone has any tips.  Are there specific routes that are 
better for birders?  Do you recommend a driving loop or walking?

Thanks for any insights you can offer.

Best,

Sandra Babcock
Ithaca

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[cayugabirds-l] Prothonotary

[Sandra Lynn Babcock]

Hi all, 

I’m hoping someone can tell me where to locate the prothonotary nest box.  I am 
on Armitage road just past the iron bridge.  Thanks in advance for your help!

Best,
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[cayugabirds-l] Glossy Ibis continues

[Dave K]

Stilll feeding actively Seneca flats. Right side of drive just passed the 
larues lagoon 7:10 am

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Delay in Migration

[khmo]

Hi Dave.
I read your "going way back to the 1990s" with both amusement ,as for me
that's not way back, and fear as I remember watching migration "trains"
of blackbirds that went on for hours in the 1950s and warblers really
dripping off of trees in large numbers. Even when stationed in the DC
area in the 70s, migration time was a huge event with the state MOS
holding a mass count on 1 May each year and the numbers/variety were so
many times more than current with 100 specie days and weekend counts
over 150 routinely in MAy.

  Here at altitude as compared to Ithaca warblers have been way off and
most species are in very low numbers (less Purple Finch, grosbeaks and
orioles which are here in the largest numbers we have ever seen in NY).
We also saw sparrows largely depart. Red-eyes began appearing a few days
ago. Thanks for doing this type of post as it is so much more
illuminating than the "I saw" type reports or sterile ebird lists.
Best,
John

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[cayugabirds-l] Delay in Migration

[David Nicosia]

All,

For the past few days there has been an upper level low pressure system
spinning about over the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys. This feature is cut off
from the main polar jet stream current which is flowing across Canada see
https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/isobaric/250hPa/orthographic=-88.35,51.52,650
 The effect of this is rain south of NY from Ohio to the Carolinas. For the
past few mornings, I have looked at the radar echoes and our area and much
of the northeast U.S has seen modest radar echoes. BUT south of us, there
has been little migration as detected by radar. This mean there is a net
flux of birds *out of our area*. Indeed, I have noticed a major drop in
white-crowned sparrows and white-throated sparrows to a point that I have
none left at my feeders. A few days ago, they were abundant, especially
white-throated sparrows. Fortunately, forecast models show this upper level
low does get kicked out by another upper level feature by Saturday and then
the door opens up. From Sunday to Tuesday morning, there will be a nice
southwest flow in the lower atmosphere from the Gulf of Mexico up through
the Ohio Valley to the northeast with warmer temperatures.  Red-eyed vireos
are still not that common down here in Broome Co. and Scarlet tanagers are
not up to normal numbers yet! I suspect the rest of these and other later
common species will make their arrivals early next week.  I hope the later
migrant birds that breed north of us don't just overfly our area!  That
could happen...

This has been the slowest evolving May that I can remember going way back
to the 1990s. Temperatures at the Binghamton airport for May are averaging
5.4 degrees below normal. The leaves on our oak trees are really delayed
and just budding now and our maples down here in the southern tier are
finally started to show some light green. This is way behind normal years
where leaf out is rapid by now and almost complete.

Anyway, warmer times are ahead and I hope you all can get out and enjoy the
coming long weekend!
Best,
Dave Nicosia

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