This afternoon about 5:30 p.m., I walked the Yorkies, and we went down
to the pond. As we got there I saw a small bird on the water on the
other side. We all stopped to look and what jumped out at me was the
yellowish ( in fan shape) feathers on the side of the head, and my first
thought was
Sorry for the late posting, but we were doing a day-long refresher training at
the Ornithology Lab today and most of these are from our morning walk. Walking
the Wilson trail loop around 10:30 we saw Pileated woodpecker, yellow-bellied
sapsucker, and downy in a two minute span. Later we added
*Monday Night Seminar*
*April 22, 7:30 p.m.*
Cornell Lab auditorium
*Speaker*: Andy Johnson, Associate Producer, Conservation Media, Cornell
Lab of Ornithology
*Title: *Birds of the Wildest Isle: Expedition Report from St. Matthew
Island, Alaska
*Description*: Learn about the recent Cornell Lab
RBA
*New York
- Syracuse
- April 15, 2019
- NYSY 04. 15. 19
Hotline: Syracuse Area Rare Bird Alert
Dates: April 08 - April 15, 2019
To report by email: brinjoseph AT yahoo DOT com
Reporting upstate counties: Onondaga, Oswego, Madison, Oneida, Herkimer,
Cayuga,
At 2:25 PM Monday, there are at least 26 Chipping Sparrows on the ground under
my feeders! Plus that male Pine Warbler is still here and a couple of Towhees.
However I did not see the Fox Sparrow today so far.
Ken Haas
outer Mecklenberg
Sent from my iPad
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