Hi all,
Yesterday after the unsuccessful owl outing I was heading home and on Freese
Road in the headlights, I saw an owl fly across the road from the creek side to
Liddel Woods. It was a large owl. But I could not say if it was a Great Horned
or Barred as it flew into woods.
Meena Haribal
A Brown Thrasher was singing from the land between Creamery Road and Central
Chapel Road this morning.
Anne Marie Johnson
Caroline
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Hi Cayugabirders!
Last year was the first year in the recorded history of Sapsucker Woods that a
Great Blue Heron nested in the sanctuary. We had a fun time trying to guess
the hatch date, and held an online contest to see who could guess the hatch
date time correctly. This year we're at it
I walked along Mt. Pleasant Rd. this morning. Nothing unusual. TURKEY
VULTURE, male N. HARRIER, KESTREL. Then a walk through the fields near the
towers, where I flushed several SAVANNAH SPARROWS and one VESPER SPARROW.
I stopped at the Ringwood Preserve, and except for the Canada geese, it
They must have moved in, en masse, last night. There is also a singer in the
scrubby area to the North of Langmuir Lab at 95 Brown Road, near the
Tompkins Regional Airport.
Good birding!
Sincerely,
Chris T-H
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Christopher T. Tessaglia-Hymes
TARU Product Line Manager and Field Applications
Sorry, I meant to send to the list earlier that on Tuesday 13 April I found at
least
1 BROWN THRASHER singing atop emergent saplings in the brushy area on
the north side of the eastern half of Oakcrest Rd in Lansing. The perches were
far enough apart that I wondered if there were 2
I do not think vultures would mess with a crow nest. But anything too big or
too close would elicit an enthusiastic response from a crow.
Kevin
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