Nothing new around my place this morning, unless the Nashville Warbler I came
across is a fresh arrival (I didn't see any yesterday), but the encouragement
I took from yestereve's summer-like chorus is still with me: Hermit Thrushes,
Winter Wrens and Blue-headed Vireos were in their accustomed
I finally heard a Common Yellowthroat in our yard today. It seems late.
Nancy Dickinson
Mecklenburg
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Hi all,
I will be leading a Cayuga Bird Club trip to the Finger Lakes Land Trust's
Park Preserve (http://www.fllt.org/protected_lands/protected_lands1.php?id=42)
Meet me at the Lab of Ornithology Visitor's parking lot at 7:30 sharp on
Saturday for this half-day trip (back at the lab around 1
Our annual Baltimore oriole is once again foraging and singing in the tops
of our backyard ashes.
Tom Vawter
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Dear bird listers,
I study the behavioral ecology of local yellowjackets, and have always wondered
which bird species are responsible for the destruction of so many young
colonies in late May and early June. I'm most curious about predators of
aerial-nesting yellowjackets and bald-faced
I woke this morning to the sound of our Oriole back in the yard. This is two
days later than last year, and for the last ten years one has arrived between
May 4 and 7.
--John Greenly
Ludlowville
On May 8, 2013, at 9:17 AM, Tom Vawter wrote:
Our annual Baltimore oriole is once again
Hello everyone,
Regarding this Saturday's Bird Club trip, would anyone be able to pick up a
transportation-challenged college freshman from somewhere on Cornell's campus
prior to heading over to the Lab? Email is rb...@cornell.edu if anyone is
interested.
Many thanks,
Reid Rumelt
Hello Reid,
I am not going on the field trip but am heading over to the Lab of O by
7:30 to lead the public walk there. I could pick you up. Is it possible for
you to get to Robert Purcell Union by 7:10? Or tell me what works.
Best
Linda Orkin
President, Cayuga Bird Club
On Wed, May 8, 2013 at
A Canada Goose pair with 4 goslings working the grass in the Mays Point
observation platform parking lot. Several Cerulean Warblers singing the trees
above.
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Mine, too. I saw him at the jelly feeder two days ago, but today he's
vocalizing .
Sent from my iPad
On May 8, 2013, at 9:17 AM, Tom Vawter tvaw...@wells.edu wrote:
Our annual Baltimore oriole is once again foraging and singing in the tops of
our backyard ashes.
Tom Vawter
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Must be the rain? A number of returning migrants (Balt. and Orchard O., Wood
Thrush and Veery, and some warblers) arrived at my house last week, sang
briefly then fell silent until this morning. Now they're all singing' in the
rain.
Eben McLane
On May 8, 2013, at 1:35 PM, Carol Keeler
Apparently a/the TRICOLORED HERON is being seen today near the beginning of
the wildlife drive at Montezuma today and yesterday.
http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S14039912
http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S14031838
Larue and Jackie also reported a Stilt Sandpiper from the
Was in a tree near the canal boat tie up on the Seneca Trail off of Wildlife
Drive at 3pm this afternoon. It was quite active and flew across to trail side
and was sitting in a tree right near the trail. Beautiful bird and worth the
trip. I was doing a Northern Harrier survey for the refuge
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