While I agree with Pete, some of us... me, at this stage of life and my
now-deceased and dear friend Caissa Wilmer... have physical limitations
but don't want to give up the joy of birding.
About vehicles... I used to have a Subaru Legacy which had good-sized
windows, a hatchback for
As someone who rarely sends messages on the cayugabirds listserv, I
apologize if I'm so far off topic as to be breaking rules. I just
wanted to share something my husband, Jack, and I watched from our 2nd
story living room yesterday.
A red fox with a full and healthy-looking coat came from
Although this posting isn't about a bird, it's close! On Monday, my
husband and I noticed what we thought was a very large bee visiting the
pink petunias planted near our garage. Looking closer, we saw it wasn't
a bee, and now seemed to resemble a small hummingbird. We knew it was
neither,
the dead cardinal on a nearby stump and went out on an
errand for a short time. When we returned, the cardinal was gone. Don't
know if the chipmunk came back and dragged her away or if a neighborhood
cat had come by. In any case, we learned that chipmunks are tough!
Kathleen Kramer
Newfield
On 5/29
a gift! (Please excuse my amateur enthusiasm!)
Kathleen Kramer
Newfield
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As a loyal reader of (but not a poster to) Cayugabirds-L, I hope you'll
excuse me if I'm 'way off topic, I but thought you folks might be
interested in (or have seen) what we saw yesterday morning.
Watching from our front windows, we saw a beautiful red fox trotting up
our driveway. (There's a
