All:
After some late additions and some forensic investigation of sightings,
I've finally settled on what I believe will be the final numbers from the
count.
It was an epic year. We had a total of 97 species on the day and a
record-breaking *107 *for the week (previous record was 104 in 2008.)
Thanks for this Dave. If Dan Watkins or the unnamed partner are reading
this list, I'd love to hear from them.
Also, ICYMI, a Tufted Duck was reported through ebird on Jan 2nd. I've
added it (and the details) as a count week bird to the spreadsheet.
-Paul
On Wed, Jan 3, 2024 at 12:13 PM Dave
The results of the Christmas Bird Count are now available in this
spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/.../1orJOduCB4GKq7JlF0jJM.../edit...
>From my office desk I am witnessing a large movement of Turkey Vultures.
The first group had about 60 birds in a tight kettle all circling and
gaining altitude over Greenstar. A second group of about 15 was close
behind. A third group of 13 came a few minutes later, then another two. V.
I led the beginner bird walk this morning at Sapsucker Woods. At one point
I heard a call from the pond area that sounded exactly like a typical
Red-shouldered Hawk call. Unfortunately I didn't get visual confirmation,
nor did I have Merlin activated to record. One of the party did see a hawk
Juvenile Robins look a bit like Redwings. Maybe that's what you saw.
-Paul
On Sun, Jul 23, 2023 at 4:21 PM Carol Cedarholm wrote:
> Has anyone ever seen a Redwing around here. I think I might have seen one
> in Lakeview Cemetery this morning. Is that possible?
> Carol Cedarholm
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> *Date: *Sunday, May 28, 2023 at 4:17 PM
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> *Subject: *[cayugabirds-l] Club trip to Lindsay Parson's Biodiversity
> preserve
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>
> I led a group of about
I led a group of about 13 people on a trip in delightful weather through
Lindsay Parson's this morning. No huge surprises, except for the huge
number of Wood Ducks (64 in all), and an American Wigeon.
One of the Trashers looked like it was carrying off a fecal sac. Also, one
of the Tanagers had a
Ha! Thanks for noticing that! It's fixed now.
-Paul
On Sun, Jan 8, 2023 at 4:42 PM Gary Kohlenberg wrote:
> Hi Paul,
> The spreadsheet header still has 2022 date, but I can see it now. :)
> Gary
>
> On Jan 8, 2023, at 3:58 PM, Paul Anderson wrote:
>
>
> Al
Getting to the fewer
> species which were first reported in the most recent days requires
> scrolling to the bottom.
>
> Armed with this information, I hope everyone can more quickly and easily
> navigate the lists, and spend more time finding actual birds.
>
> I also want to
Happy New Year to everyone!
As many of you already know, we had the compilation meeting on January 2nd.
Below is a summary of the results. Anyone who wants to see the full gory
details can look at the spreadsheet at
Hey everyone! Someone emailed me in search of the contact information of
whoever runs the Cortland area CBC. Apparently the contact info on Audubon
is no longer valid. If anyone knows this information please let me know so
I can pass it along.
Thanks, and happy birding!
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This morning on the Hoyt Pileated trail about 100 yards from the road I
heard a call coming from the area between there and the power line cut. I'm
not super familiar with the Sedge Wren call, so I listened to a few on
Merlin. What I heard was very much like the second part of that bird's
two-part
This morning at Salt Point I heard and saw my first Killdeer of the year.
Then at Sapsucker Woods I heard and saw three Rusty Blackbirds. An
impressive flock of several thousand Red-winged Blackbirds flew over in
about three separate waves.
Then at the field next to the compost piles, another
I went on the club trip led by Bob McGuire today. We ended at the Aurora
Boat House but I went on up to Union Springs on my own. In the Mill Pond,
my eye was caught by two Canada Geese among the many hundreds there. They
were together, and both had very speckled necks, very much like the one in
Now that count week is over, the results are in. I've uploaded the
spreadsheet to the website, or you can find it at this link:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1h_yJJbgHOVv_WFEtMalpCVA7rcH6aknA/edit?usp=sharing=103035821827588507778=true=true
.
On the day we had 81 species, which was low.
There's a very nice selection of ducks visible from Stewart Park this
morning, and viewing is good if you can bear the stiff north wind. The list
includes the Eurasian Wigeon, and also American Wigeon, Pintail,
Ring-necked Duck, Lesser Scaup, Bufflehead, Common Merganser, Hooded
Merganser,
just north of Salt Point. And there was the
> continuing Killdeer across the creek from us, hunkered down at first, then
> foraging in the gravel.
>
> Bob McGuire
>
> On Feb 21, 2021, at 3:08 PM, Paul Anderson wrote:
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> I just got back from a walk around Salt Point. The
I just got back from a walk around Salt Point. The first surprise was a
Killdeer.
The second surprise was what I am 90% sure was a Palm Warbler, possibly
even two. I heard flight calls and followed the bird in flight to where it
perched in a tree. It was backlit, so I was not able to make out
Sorry, it looks like I sent out the link to the 2020 sheet by mistake. The
2021 link is this:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qKBp_qY7ZAw6ZPxMNjmfb9bjPjUDNFaH/view.
Thanks to those who pointed this out.
-Paul
On Tue, Jan 5, 2021 at 8:16 PM Paul Anderson wrote:
> All:
>
> The Chris
All:
The Christmas Bird Count and the count week is now over. We had the meeting
last night to unveil the numbers, which many of you probably attended. I
suspect there will be a few minor changes before we're completely done and
ready to upload to Audubon, but I don't think any of the major
All:
I've been tallying the numbers from the Christmas Bird Count that was held
on New Year's Day. We're going to unveil the numbers at the Zoom meeting on
Monday. Until then, here is a teaser.
- *181 people participated*, breaking the previous record of 165 from
2017
- Participants
iry, and Red-bellied Woodpeckers.
>Also one White-throated Sparrow.
In the tall pine tree close to where the Wilson Trail meets the Severinghaus
Trail, I found a Great-horned Owl glaring at me menacingly from about 40 feet
up.
I have some photos that I'll post to the FB group later.
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Then in Renwick Woods, the crows alerted me to the resident Great-horned Owl.
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I finally got round to uploading the spreadsheet from the Christmas Bird Count.
It can be found here:
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Fred:
I saw that same bird on the Christmas Bird Count (that’s my patch) and took a
couple of photos too. I judged it most likely to be a domestic, although I
concede that it isn’t as chunky as most domestics seem to be. I’m interested to
hear other opinions though.
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the cold, the shimmer, and the low diversity, we all had a great day.
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The plan is to be done by about noon.
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I'll be leading a trip to the Park Preserve on Sunday from 7-12. Meet at
the CLO parking lot at 7 to carpool. All are welcome.
This and all other club trips can be found on the club calendar, visible
on our website at http://cayugabirdclub.org.
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In the field opposite 1460 Hanshaw Road is a muddy pool. At about 5:15
today I found there a Solitary Sandpiper and a Semipalmated Sandpiper.
They were oblivious to the cars buzzing past, but a cyclist went by,
they and the Blackbirds and Starlings in the vicinity all flew off.
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Parula, Baltimore Oriole, and others.
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American Robin X
European Starling X
American Goldfinch X
Chipping Sparrow 1
Field Sparrow 1
Dark-eyed Junco 2
Savannah Sparrow X
Song Sparrow X
Swamp Sparrow 1
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American Redstart 6
Blackburnian Warbler 1
Yellow Warbler 1
Chipping Sparrow 6
Dark-eyed Junco X
Northern Cardinal 4
Baltimore Oriole 1
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>
> The 300 acre Park Preserve offers a mix of habitats from conifer
> plantations to hardwoods and ravines.
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Thanks are due to everyone who contributed, especially the area leaders.
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something to do with it. The dead goose
on the ice looked to be a Canada.
Kevin
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Ruddy Ducks, a
handful of Lesser Scaup, and a few Ring-necked Ducks. I was surprised to
find no Canvasback.
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From my office window on Esty St in Ithaca, I can see lots of Turkey
Vultures flying south. It's been a constant sequence of clumps for the
past hour. I've counted about 60, but there are probably very many more
that I can't see.
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that we could see the White-crowned Sparrows in the feeder garden.
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to Freese Road, the club will be on hiatus.
As a birder and a gardener, I am doubly saddened by the loss of this
spot, but I am hopeful that we might get it back in a couple of years.
And who knows? Maybe it will continue to be a good spot for fall
sparrows regardless.
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As I drove my son to school this morning a Louisiana Waterthrush was
singing from the gorge next to Kline Road. This is on the part of Kline
Road between Needham Road and Lake Street, just uphill from the Ithaca
High School.
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it sounds. A good sighting of a Great-horned Owl is practically
guaranteed! Please join us.
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to the great distance.
Are they back?
I had some other FOYs for me: Great-blue Heron, Pied-billed Grebe (about
4), two Double-crested Cormorants.
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Everyone is invited to join us this evening for the Cayuga Bird Club
meeting. The meeting will start at 7:30 with some bird club business,
then will continue with our annual Share Your Photo night hosted by
Kevin McGowan.
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date. Remember, you must attend the meeting to show
your photos. Don’t be shy! Share! Although submission is limited to club
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Question: does the Barred Owl sighting fall within Area VIII (west of
Sapsucker Wood Road) or Area II (east)?
Never mind. I just found out it was seen on the East side.
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yellowish in
contrast to pale grey tail.
American Tree Sparrow 2
Dark-eyed Junco 5
Northern Cardinal 9
American Goldfinch 15
House Sparrow 5
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and will be asking for volunteers to help with various tasks.
2. We will present candidates for the elections to be held in October.
These meetings are open to everyone. Please come join us!
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Thanks to everyone who came to the event yesterday.
Someone left a rain jacket behind. Contact me off list to retrieve it.
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The boardwalk is in the Southwest of the park. From the entrance to the
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the boathouse until you see the footbridge on the right.
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The boardwalk is in the Southwest of the park. From the entrance to the
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Yesterday I finished Berndt Heinrich's Mind of the Raven, which I can
highly recommend. Today at about 6pm waiting at the stop light at the
Dey St. exit from Rt 13, two Ravens flew over in the direction of the
farmer's market. One was being harassed by a blackbird.
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American Goldfinch X
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by noon. If we do go on to the
Pinnacles, we should be done by 2pm.
It is a moderately strenuous hike in and out of the preserve, so bring
water and appropriate footwear. Also note that this location is
notorious for ticks.
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This might be of interest to local birders. I went on one of these trips
a couple of years ago and enjoyed it.
Paul
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Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2014 18:30:27 -0500
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options to continue are $250+ per
year and current usage of OneidaRBA implies that is too high. I
believe this change will also affect CayugaRBA. I'll report back if
any good options surface.
David Wheeler
N. Syracuse, NY
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to Andrea at MNWR who helped get us permission to view from
the dikes.
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Thanks! What location should I tell them to congregate at?
Paul
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Thanks Paul, I can pick Cornell Students up if they want to go.
Linda
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helicopters coming right towards me. I looked up
to see that the one in the lead was Marine One - probably with Obama
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-winged Blackbird X
Common Grackle X
Brown-headed Cowbird X
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the date you prefer, by the end of next week. I need to give the
outfitter a deposit soon so that we can reserve the date, so I need at
least four firm commitments before I can do that.
Thanks!
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is at the back of the house and
can probably be seen from Waterwagon or Ryan's Way.
I have asked them to call and take photos if it shows up again.
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maintained at that time is
archived at the CBC web site. The issue that showed the top ten is here:
http://www.cayugabirdclub.org/Resources/the-david-cup/year-5-issue-8.
There's plenty of other good stuff in there too. Enjoy!
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not mix with the others at the frenzy at the feeder, but held
back on his own and lingered even when the others had gone.
I posted a photo on the facebook group:
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I'd love to know what people think.
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do for
your bird club!! ')_,/
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, but with
the hotspots overlaid. There is also a link there that shows it overlaid
on a very detailed topological map. See
http://www.cayugabirdclub.org/where-to-bird.
Paul
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Hi:
Last night I met someone who birds regularly with a group of people from
the Cornell Campus Club. She said that they found a Eurasian wigeon at
Stewart Park yesterday morning, apparently in with a group of Am.
Wigeons. Has anyone else seen this bird?
-Paul
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you all to enjoy
it.
We thank both our editor of 10 years, Anne Marie Johnson, who did a
splendid job compiling a our newsletter
each month, and now thanks to RIchard and Cyndy Tkachuck for stepping
up with such enthusiasm
and creativity to keep the tradition going. And thanks to Paul
is to go up the lake, returning by 4pm.
Huge apologies to anyone who is inconvenienced by this last-minute change.
Paul
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All:
In my role as webmaster for the Cayuga Bird Club, I just created a
Facebook group. It's open to all-comers, so please join, contribute and
enjoy!
See https://www.facebook.com/groups/cayugabirdclub/.
-Paul
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Finch X
American Goldfinch X
This report was generated automatically by eBird v3 (http://ebird.org)
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the walk.
-Paul
Thx on advance for feedback.
Linda
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On Aug 18, 2012, at 10:04 AM, Paul Anderson p...@grammatech.com
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I led the CLO walk round the woods this morning. No major surprises,
but highlights were three Green Herons, two
I led the SSW walk this morning from 9:30 to 11:00. On the pond were
three Ring-necked Ducks (1f,2m), five Wood Ducks and at least six Hooded
Mergansers. By the feeder on the Wilson Trail a Fox Sparrow was foraging
under the bushes affording very satisfying looks to all.
Further round the
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I had been thinking
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PS. No
bushes.
Previously I had stopped on Mt Pleasant hoping to find Pipits. No luck
there, but I did find a pair of Horned Larks.
-Paul
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In the vain hope that a Whip-poor-will might fly by, I checked out the
fields on Hanshaw Road this evening. In the pond across from the
community gardens was a domestic Muscovy Duck.
A little earlier I was in Sapsucker Woods and found likely the same
Veery I saw on Sunday. It was on wooded
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