Highlights from Sapsucker Woods on Wednesday morning:
. One silent HERMIT THRUSH by the Woodleton Boardwalk
. 22+ RUSTY BLACKBIRDS along the Wilson Trail North
. One PURPLE FINCH seen south of the feeder garden, plus several others
heard singing
. Two male WOOD DUCKS on the main pond
I missed
Also of note in the Sapsucker Woods area this morning (at feeders at the
corner of Sapsucker Woods and Sanctuary Drive) was a flock of at least 18
PURPLE FINCHES, 5+ American Goldfinches, and at least one PINE SISKIN.
Two BONAPARTE'S GULLS were at George Road, and a GRAY CATBIRD was skulking
in
Three warbler species continue around the Swan Pen at Stewart Park
late this morning: 1 male Yellow Warbler, 3 Palm Warblers, 3 Yellow-
rumped Warblers. And a small flock of bird photographers (2 males).
Bob McGuire
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Cayugabirds-L List Info:
I just finished a quick walk around the pond and had a small flock of songbirds
including 4-5 Yellow-rumped Warblers, a lone male Black-throated Green Warbler,
a Blue-headed Vireo, and a Ruby-crowned Kinglet.
A pair of noisy Belted Kingfishers were constantly flying around as well as the
usual
Hey All,
Victoria Campbell of stranded Common Loon infamy/famy has a beautiful,
obviously not wild Rock Pigeon that has been brought to her in her capacity
as Wildlife Rehabber. Does anyone have any thoughts about this, especially
as to whether or not she should just free this bird. I am
I have raised all types of pigeons most of my life and my suggestion would
be to let the guy go.he will find home whether it be under a bridge or in a
coop.
Kurt
Julie Kurt
Broken Road Farms
Dundee, NY 14837
Email: k...@brokenroadfarms.com
www.BrokenRoadFarms.com
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A singing NASHVILLE WARBLER just joined the assemblage at the swan pen at
Stewart Park.
Jay McGowan
On Apr 20, 2011 11:57 AM, bob mcguire bmcgu...@clarityconnect.com wrote:
Three warbler species continue around the Swan Pen at Stewart Park
late this morning: 1 male Yellow Warbler, 3 Palm
greetings from the south
hill, where i just watched a merlin catch a house sparrow outside
my window at the i.c. library - where we maintain a feeder. it
(the merlin) rested on the ground for several minutes with its
prey before taking off to wherever it is
I was at the Swan Pen around noon, and ran into several other birders
including a woman who described a bird to me that we never actually saw. In
retrospect the description she gave fits Nashville W. perfectly. Given how
good her description was I badly miss IDed it at the time, my mind was in
Well we have our first two baby bluebirds
3 eggs havent hatched yet. Last
year this pair hatched eggs on 5/6/2010. The nest is dry and clean even
with this windy and rainy spring
the ¼ inch mesh on which the nest sits is
about 4 inches off the bottom.
We regularly fed this pair mealworms
Steady flight of migrating raptors this afternoon over Danby (50+ in 2
hours): Birds were high and mostly singles headed straight NE.
Red-taileds, Broad-wingeds and unid. buteos predominated. Notable were
three Bald Eagles, two adults and one Imm. (2-3 yr old).
I was amazed at how high birds
It's nice to see CLO work used in a fairly tasteful bit of British humor:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cV6I1_o6vrY
RE: The footage of the now famous moon walking Red-capped Manakin at the
end of the above clip is from Kim Bostwick's behavioral studies in Central
America (*see video below*).
I took a quick walk this AM at 715 along north Wilson, listening to many
Black-capped Chickadees, American Robins, White-throated Sparrows, Red-winged
Blackbirds, Common Grackles, observing a Mallard on the trail (then in the
water), Canada Geese, a pair of Common Mergansers, and one
Meena's talk is tonight,
Wednesday, April 20, 2011 from 7:00 to 8:30 PM
At Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County , 615 Willow Ave. , Ithaca
parking and main entrance at rear of building.
- Original Message -
From: Meena Haribal
To: CAYUGABIRDS-L
Sent: Wednesday,
I also had high-flying birds over my house in Ithaca this afternoon -- 5
BROAD-WINGS, 1 OSPREY, 1 TV, 15 DOUBLE-CRESTED CORMORANTS, and 1 COMMON LOON.
The raptors were all streaming towards the NE but the cormorants and loon
started out due north and then veered visibly towards the west -- it
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