On Sunday May 23ed, I led a half day trip to Summerhill with the Cayuga
Bird Club. I was joined at the lab by Judy, Leigh, Klaus, Bob McGuire,
Bob Packard, Bruce, Paul, and Don. Later we met up with Bobbie and Linda
at the corner of Route 90 and Lick Street. The morning cloudiness turned
Cayugabirders,
Chris Wiley and I birded all day today, starting in Lansing and
heading to Summerhill SF near Groton, the Montezuma marshes, and
eventually West Danby. Here are some brief highlights:
Acadian Flycatcher - 1 at traditional Ford Hill Rd., Lansingville site
carrying nest material
I was at Lindsay Parsons yesterday ~1-3pm, and the first loud voice I
heard was one in a tree by the first field, which I could neither
identify nor locate visually until, after some 10 minutes of repeating
the same song, it flitted away across the field. I have a lousy
iPhone-recording here:
I was working in my home garden today morning from about 6 to 7.30 am.
Black-billed Cuckoos (two) called many times. One was calling from the east
side and one further down on the west side of Route 79.
Meena
Meena Haribal
Boyce Thompson Institute
Ithaca NY 14850
Phone 607-254-1258
Hi all,
There is a Downy Woodpecker coming to our Oriole feeder and stuffing his bill
with pieces of orange before flying off. Does anyone have any information
about woodpeckers eating oranges? Here's a photo (by Marjolein Schat):
http://picasaweb.google.com/Laura.Stenzler?feat=email
Laura
Sorry for the late and lengthy post. The gist of it is there's a Canada
Warbler singing very close to Hammond Hill Rd. near Irish Settlement and a
winged warbler of indeterminate parentage in the Park Preserve not-seen
but-heard singing alot like a Golden-winged.
Details and other
Yesterday afternoon I stopped by Hammond Hill and was surprised to hear
Stuart's Canada Warbler just as I turned off Irish Settlement. I heard at
least 2 more Canada Warblers singing along the next stretch of road before the
V intersection, and another up Star Stanton a short ways. I also had
RBA
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I thought I was hearing a Cerulean warbler in the woods at Stewart Park
today. Is this a place they're known to be?
Caroline Manring
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Laura (and others),
We have oranges out for the orioles and we have had a Red-bellied Woodpecker
coming in to eat. He then carries off whole piecesof the orange. A piece is
one-eighth of an orange the way Shirley cuts one up. The orioles have much
better manners and eat only at the feeder.
Stu,
Several weeks ago on a trip with SFO classes we saw that winged
warbler at the Park Preserve and heard it sing the same song you have
described. Despite my best efforts at producing something different,
it is (unfortunately) a Blue-winged Warbler (at least by appearance).
--Sandy Podulka
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