The flock of scoters drifted south past Portland point. At one time
the flock spread out and Jessie and I were able to get a good view of
all birds and there were 192 Black Scoter and 12 Surf Scoter. We did
not see any White-winged so they must have left this flock. The Red-
throated Loon
Bob McGuire and company have found a non-breeding adult LAUGHING GULL on the
red lighthouse jetty at the south end of Cayuga Lake in Ithaca (probably best
viewed from Allan Treman State Marine Park or Stewart Park).
Mark Chao
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The LAUGHING GULL was back on the Red Lighthouse Jetty (on the Stewart Park
side) when I left around 2pm. There was also a GREATER YELLOWLEGS
flying/calling around the Swan Pen.
From East Shore Park Paul Hurtado and I watched a medium-sized group of
BRANT and an even more distant flock of all
Hi all,
I arrived at Stewart Park around noon, having just found out about
the Laughing Gull. Unfortunately it had started to rain hard, so I
went to the center pavillion so I could stand in shelter. Visibility
was too poor at first,so I pished up a few sparrows from the rank
weeds and marsh
I just saw a juvenile Red-headed Woodpecker at Monkey Run South. It
was along the red trail east of monkey run rd. There is a Ruffed
Grouse drumming in the same area as well as an Eastern Phoebe calling.
This is just past where the trail and river turns to the north.
According to iPhone
I birded the woods behind my house today. The highlight was a brief glimpse of
a
HERMIT THRUSH. I saw a REDTAIL fly down a field, calling as he flew. I flushed
out
a single COMMON MERGANSER on the Groton Gun Club pond. There were also a couple
large robin flocks.
Bruce Packard
Groton
Susie I went up to Lake Ontario today. We stopped this morning at the
Mucklands, corner of Rts. 31 and 89 to scan for cranes. We saw none then
but found 3 AMER. GOLDEN PLOVERS in the open field there.
On our return thru MNWR late this afternoon, we found 7 adult SANDHILL
CRANES in a partially
At 4pm I saw a maximum of 8 WHITE-WINGED SCOTERS when the flock took flight on
a couple of occasions. Best viewing for me was from the west shoulder of East
Shore Drive just as it starts climbing from lake level, about 30' higher to get
out of heat shimmer, with the tripod straddling and me
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I got a copy of the Doug Racine's photo of today's (Sat 24 Oct 2009)
Van Dyne Spoor Rd (southeast of Savannah) SCISSOR-TAILED FLYCATCHER
in flight taking off from a wire overhead. Although the tail appears not to
be full length,
the pink side and wing lining are apparent.
If anyone sees
The golf course appears to use a variety of decoys and similar scary objects in
rotation in order to deter the geese from grazing and defecating on their
lawns. Since this program started, numbers of geese on the golf course seems
to have been greatly reduced. I don't know if they use any
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