Hi folks,
Any chance that an effort could be made to have some folks with
higher-power optics and knowledge of shorebird ID meet us less-fortunate folks
up at Towpath sometime soon to try to view these special birds. I've used my
45-power Vortex from both East Rd and Towpath, and it's
I didn't detect appreciably greater numbers or diversity than on other recent
visits, but somehow I found that birding in Sapsucker Woods on Monday morning
(10:30-11:20 AM) felt unusually satisfying. On the Wilson Trail North, I saw
MAGNOLIA, BLACK-THROATED BLUE, BLACK-THROATED GREEN,
Hi all,
I birded along the south edge of Beebe Lake and the Mundy Wildflower Gardens
today. The highlight was a mixed warbler flock near Beebe Lake, including
Bay-breasted, Blackpoll, Parula, BT Green and BT Blue. The wildflower
gardens were fairly quiet, except for a smallish mixed flock
I walked up to the fields above our house on Beam Hill this morning. Birds
weren't too active, but I found a few warblers here and there, including
Blackpoll, Black-throated Blue, Black-throated Green, Chestnut-sided,
Magnolia, Ovenbird, and many yellowthroats, as well as a large number of
Field
Hi all,
I saw some black dots in the sky, so looked at them in the binoculars, an
Osprey, a couple may be TVS and one hawk, but the most surprising thing was
there were hundreds of Darners heading north. Even now they are going! At least
three or four in the binocular view any given time! That
I can add a bright Nashville Warbler male and a Scarlet Tanager to Hope's list
of CU campus birds along the southern slope of Fall Creek. There are some
feeders behind Schurman Hall and there was a flurry of vociferous Chickadees,
Titmice, and House Finches visiting them this morning around 9
Does anybody have results from this year's Muckrace? It would be great to read
details...
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Well, darners were not heading north but south. My brain is still confused in
spite of 17 years in US. At the beginning of my arrival in US, I always felt
north was south and south was north!
Meena Haribal
Boyce Thompson Institute
Ithaca NY 14850
Phone 607-254-1258