Saw these beauties (the red-throated loon and the mergansers) on my walk along
Dryden lake today as well!
Spotted the loon doing some deep dives on my way up the lake (from Dryden
Village) at about 11:15a; then the merganser group (one pair of Hoodies among
about 7 or 8 Common Mergansers) on
I'm so sorry to hear that, Kevin. Ned got in touch with me just three months
ago, and I was helping him arrange a trip to the Sierra Madre Occidental in
Mexico. I'm just amazed. He was so full of life.
Tim
From: bounce-125162336-10557...@list.cornell.edu
on
Very sad news. Ned was an amazing birder and larger than life influence on
Basin birding during his time in Ithaca.
--Marty
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Marty Schlabach m...@cornell.edu
8407 Powell Rd. home 607-532-3467
Interlaken, NY
I just got a phone call from former Cornell undergrad and super birder Adam
Byrne that our good friend Ned Brinkley died today in Ecuador on a birding
trip. No details except he was hiking up a trail, got short of breathe, sat
down and died.
For those of you who were around in the 1990s, you
Very cool.
Pete Sar
On Sat, Nov 21, 2020, 11:52 AM W Larry Hymes wrote:
> Once upon a time I was sitting of my front porch reading the paper. I
> noticed a chickadee coming in. Not moving the paper I felt the bird land
> near my foot. It felt it do something around my foot, and then it flew
Here now, nothing at first, waited a few minutes and 8 cranes flew in. First
time I’ve seen a Sandhill Crane.
Stephanie
Sent from my iPhone
> On Nov 21, 2020, at 1:21 PM, Laura Stenzler wrote:
>
> Hi
> There is still a large number of sandhill cranes seen from the far end of
> Vandyne
At our feeders in Brooktondale, along with 2 Song Sparrows. Have not
seen a towhee for a few weeks.
Sandy Podulka
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