When I first saw one of these lists I thought someone was playing games, and I
got annoyed. But after seeing several lists from different observers listing
birds from various parts of the world but nominally all observed in Stewart
Park, it is clear to me that all these lists are mislabeled due
This afternoon on the railing of my back deck, I briefly saw and was able to
photograph with iPhone thru window this American Goldfinch with a white patch
on its head and a lot of white markings on its folded wings and a white line
down its tail feathers.
In the right-hand lousy photo (cropped
Just a reminder that the deadline for sending in photos is approaching. Follow
the instructions below...ll
Monday, January 13, 2020
Title: Share Your Photos Night!
Host: Kevin McGowan, Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Kevin McGowan will once again host the Cayuga Bird Club’s annual “Share Your
On Sat, Jan 4, 2020 at 12:02 PM Dave Nutter wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Those of you who are Cayuga Bird Club members may have seen an article in
> January’s newsletter that was based on my quick report (below) about the
> Ithaca Christmas Bird Count compilation on the evening of January first. I
>
sBird lists the New Zealand bird reports as originating from Stewart Park!
There were also erroneous Osprey sightings a few weeks ago.
Candace
On Sat, Jan 4, 2020 at 1:50 PM Carol Keeler wrote:
>
> Why are we getting these weird e bird reports from Tompkins county that
> have birds that aren’t
Why are we getting these weird e bird reports from Tompkins county that have
birds that aren’t found here? It makes a mockery of e bird reports.
Sent from my iPad
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Hi All,
Those of you who are Cayuga Bird Club members may have seen an article in
January’s newsletter that was based on my quick report (below) about the Ithaca
Christmas Bird Count compilation on the evening of January first. I gave the
editor permission to use my report, with which he
