Phoebe being incessant, Sandra Place dead end, today at 1530h.
American crow nest nearby—I received severe reprimands for even thinking of
going near it---the sort of harsh crow scolds reserved for cats and lesser
vermin. Pretty insulting.
But the phoebe just flipped around over the little
Hi all,
Ton and I drove north from Dryden to Montezuma NWR today to see what was
around. We started at home on Hunt Hill Rd and our first stop after that was
Sapsucker Woods. There we found one WOODDUCK, one PIED BILLED GREBE, one SWAMP
SPARROW and several BLUE BIRDS among the regulars
This morning (31 March) I went to Mount Pleasant, joined by Ann Mitchell and
later Gary Kohlenberg. We were all hoping the south wind would bring migrating
raptors.
Local birds included singles and pairs of Red-tailed Hawks near & far, an
occasional Common Raven (including one who was
There are 3 sandhill cranes in a field on the north end of Van Dyne Spoor Rd,
west side of road. 4:45 Saturday.
Laura
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In north cove off Salt Point, Cayuga Lake, Lansing.
Donna Scott
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Phoebe at Long Point State Park. 1:15 Saturday.
Laura
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Hovering over creek looking for fish.
Maureen Cowen saw it a few minutes before w a small fish!
Also RED BREASTED & HOODED Mergs, BUFFLEHEAD, TREE SWALLOWS, N FLICKERS, A
ROBINS, SONG SPARROWS.
Donna Scott
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For anyone in the area: wonderful array of birds on Dryden Lake this AM,
including 18-19 swan sp that landed a few minutes ago but left quickly, flying
north. MANY Canada geese (most leaving now), one snow goose, one long tail,
green wing teal, buffleheads, hooded mergansers, common