My understanding is that generally the longer the migration delay the more
birds are ready to fly, so I agree with David that the potential exists for a
huge waterfowl flight up from the mid-Atlantic if the weather sets up right. On
the other hand, if weather is not suddenly conducive, we could
Just now, male RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD arrived with young friend. Feeder area
under water, so they will probably move on.
S. Fast
Brooktondale
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Had 4 Cowbirds yesterday. Just found 3 Grackles on the feeders. The Bluebirds
have been here daily in the early morning. The feeders are busy as would be
expected with this storm.
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Seven Red-wings reported over neat Burdett -not here on the hill as yet -nor are
woodcock. nancy lived just a few miles from here -all downhill and the gap was
around two weeks for them to walk up this hill.
john
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There are two grackles making their best efforts to feed at our bird feeders!
Be well and keep moving!
Michele
Interlaken/Ovid
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male, at my hanging feeders and looking a little forlorn when he is perched in
the tree above, with the wet snow beating down on him.
Plus, 100s of the usual feeder birds all around the yard.
Donna L. Scott
535 Lansing Station Road
Lansing, NY 14882
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At 5:15pm today we had about 9 grackles at our peanut and sunflower seed
feeders. We've never seen grackles at the feeder before. Marsha and Fred
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Three killdeer together on an icy peninsula in flooded Campbell Meadow (corner
Pinckney/Lower Creek). Turned back to look and there was only one. He remained
for at least the hour I watched. Kept bobbing body up and down, then fluttering
both wings. Only other movement was to duck behind a
A single Rusty Blackbird was just camped out at my feeders for an hour. That's
a new yard bird for me.
Robyn Bailey
Lansing
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