The quick snow drop in Cayuga County this morning (6 at my house) has brought
sparrows to the feeders from all over: 5 Am. Tree; 4 White-throated; 2 Song, so
far.
Eben McLane
Scipio, NY
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A mixed flock of Snow Buntings and Horned Larks were seen on Smith Road
mid-way between Pleasant Valley Road (County Rd 178) and Sovocool Hill
Road. This spot is between two forks of what is defined as the Cayuga Basin.
Richard and Cyndy Tkachuck
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A half dozen Horned Larks followed the snow to Cayuga View Rd in TBurg this
afternoon. Previously, with zero snow, there had been zero HLarks. The wind
blows across the corn fields and leaves little lark tidbits on the shoulders of
the road.
Bill McAneny, tburg
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Florida (OOB!) A friend recently returned from N. Florida and described a 2-1/2
ft. high bird that was begging food from them at a picnic area. She finally
found a photo she had taken - it was a wood stork! She also described a second
bird, which I think must have been a white ibis.
She wanted
I've seen White Ibis' clean customer plates at Sea World.
Glenn
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Hi All,
I visited Three River Petraglyphs in New Mexico near Tularosa. I was impressed
by number of birds and animals they have drawn. I took lots of pictures, but
have uploaded a few on to my Picasa website. i invite you to try identify the
birds by their GISS. I have tried my luck and
Hi Meena,
Those people simply had other ideas than realistic depictions. They were
absolute masters of design, and they created some stunningly great art- have
you ever seen the animals, birds, and fishes on Mimbres pottery? --some of the
most wonderful creatures ever drawn anywhere. Their
