Sorry for the late posting. Just read Pete Saracino's post which reminded me of
the also talkative Louisiana Waterthrush we heard at the base of Taughannock
Falls around 11:30 this morning. With echoes and loud falls noises it was
impossible to get bearings for a sighting, but he sure let us
Hey folks. Ran into a very talkative Louisiana waterthrush this morning at
the upper reaches of Lick Brook near the Town Line Road entrance.
Pete Sar
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A Merlin pair has been noticeable around the upper village during April
(single bird first noted on March 16), but it appears that they have not
yet begun to nest. For the last several days, they have been doing a lot of
vocalizing in the immediate vicinity of my house, on the block bounded by
I didn't think there would be much migrating in last night but some
birds showed up here (SW corner Town of Ovid, Seneca Basin). Best was a
male Rose-Breasted Grosbeak who spent 45 minutes first thing this
morning gleaning the oak tassels and ignoring our sunflower feeders, and
hasn't been
I saw and heard the merlin near east end of Sycamore on 3/17 (I entered it in
eBird) and also on 4/16 when I visited a friend near there. He said he had seen
the merlin last year too.
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The Brandywine birds are where Simsbury drive ends at Brandywine.
I often see one perched in a deciduous tree back of a Y shaped, trimmed white
pine just east of Brandywine rd.
Donna Scott
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On Apr 25, 2023, at 12:34 PM, Scott Haber wrote:
There has
There has also been a calling pair off and on since the beginning of April
in the vicinity of Craft Road and Brook Way in the Village of Lansing. On a
few occasions in recent weeks they were frequenting a grove of Norway
Spruces on Brook Way as well as a dense stand of White Pines near the
Hi John,
There is a calling bird (pair?) at Myers Point Park in Lansing as well— I think
they were there last year.
The “Tareyton “ bird may be nesting again near the east end of Sycamore— a
female perched in a tree there giving some softer, different calls.
Ken
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On Apr
Thanks to reports of many on this list serve, I have located 11 Merlin
territories this year for Tompkins County, but so far no known nests.
South Hill near Oak Manor, Fairmount Ave. near Elmwood, Gimme Coffee, Tareyton
Rd/Murial area, Dryden west of Agway, Freeville, just west of Yellow Barn
Yesterday at Stewart Park’s Swan Pond I saw a distinctive male Yellow Warbler.
In addition to the normal rufous streaks on the breast, it had a rufous spot on
the right side of its forehead. Have you seen this bird? I’m curious whether it
is just passing through briefly or whether is staying
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