Sunday afternoon we returned to MWR to get more views of the Marbled Godwit,
even though we had plenty of photos from Saturday. We did not find the Marbled
Godwit, but did see 3 Wilson's Snipe along the mudflats near the edge of the
drive at the new shorebird area.
Suzanne B
Ithaca
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I don't recall any postings of female REDWINGED BLACKBIRDS but we had our first
this season on our feeder this morning. Nice to see her again.
Bill McAneny, TBurg
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Yes, I saw my first two last Thurs. (22nd) feeding at my daughter's just up the
way on Ridge Rd., east of Union Springs.
Fritzie
Monday, April 25, 2011 9:49 AM
Subject: [cayugabirds-l] female redwing
I don't recall any postings of female REDWINGED BLACKBIRDS but we had our
first this
On a walk around the Swan Pen and then through Jetty Woods this
morning I came up with a few good birds. Both Yellow Warblers and
Yellow-rumped Warblers were singing on the trail around the Pen,
giving me a good chance to listen to the differences between their
songs - which at times
Yes, we have quite a few up here at EcoVillage now. This seems to be
Red-wing Blackbird heaven.
However, I reported to the list our first 2 females on 6th April this year.
Stephanie
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Bob Horn saw a BLACKBURNIAN WARBLER at his house this morning. It was mixed
in with a flock of YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLERS.
Ann
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COMMON TERN, Stewart Pk on flotsam between red lighthouse piling cluster.
340pm
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Hello all,
Can anyone give me the dates when the Black Vulture was in the Ithaca area?
thanks,
Matt
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I saw my first female RWBB yesterday at Boland Pond near Binghamton.
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Sorry about the late post - just a quick run down on some sightings Sunday
morning:
No Marbled Godwit on the auto route but did have a Sandhill Crane pass over the
shorebird unit and a few Dunlin. A few ducks around; N. Shovelers, BW GW
Teal, Mallards, Redhead, Ring-neck, Gadwall, N. Pintail,
On a walk through North Monkey Run late this afternoon I came across a
singing Blue-headed Vireo at the top of the bank, then a Black and
White Warbler with several Ruby-crowned Kinglets next to the water,
and finally a singing Pine Warbler across the creek.
Bob McGuire
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I have seen a lot of crows around but this was the first I saw one with what might be a tag outside of Ithaca.
I was heading into Spencer this morning just north of the turn onto Fisher Settlement Rd, ~08:30.
There was a crow flying off the road to the left, Northeast, with what appeared to be a
Highlight (and last bird seen before coming back in from a quick lunch walk):
NORTHERN WATERTHRUSH (close long observation, 30' from gate to back door of
Lab, foraging at pond edge)
yellowish-white breast, heavy streaking on breast and sides; distinct white
eyebrow, characteristic slight but
Day before yesterday, my nieces and I watched a nest occupied by a male at
Sapsucker Woods. We had very interesting behavioral observations. Male would
call and then go inside the nest and drum, sound was rather lower than their
usual drumming but audible. I was wondering what that inform. May
At Stewart Park on Sunday around 2:00 pm there was a bald eagle in one of the
dead trees across from the boathouse.
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