Hi all,
There is currently what appears to be a CACKLING GOOSE (small, rounded
head; short, almost stubby bill, smaller than all the CANG) swimming around
near the small island in the front pond at the Lab of Ornithology.
I took a video with my phone through one of the scopes to check again and
Townsend's Solitaire continues at Sampson State Park says Jessie Barry.
--Dave Nutter
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And still there at noon. I was extremely lucky as it was the first bird I saw
as I drove up and noticed a group of people looking up in a tree!
thanks to Tim Lenz for checking this middle of nowhere spot and finding such
a great bird!
KEN
Ken Rosenberg
Conservation Science Program
Cornell
Yes, there are birds in the 'middle of nowhere', sometimse also referred to as
the west side of 'the lake'. True, this is a bit out of the Cayuga Lake Basin,
but as someone who lives in the western part of the Basin, it feels
underbirded. Thanks to Tim and others who bird on the west side, or