Also 1 PECTORAL SANDPIPER at Larue's Saturday mid-day.There were also many other distant dabblers at Knox-Marsellus and some at Puddler's. --Dave NutterOn Oct 15, 2011, at 10:14 PM, Dave Nutter nutter.d...@me.com wrote:Bob McGuire I headed to Montezuma late this morning through mid-afternoon in
I had several very gratifying encounters with birds in Sapsucker Woods on
Sunday morning.
* TENNESSEE WARBLER wandering about the goldenrod, spruces, and hedgerow south
of the feeder garden. This bird was quite yellow below, especially on the
throat, with purely white undertail coverts and a
I took a mid morning hike along the Esker Brook/South Spring Pool trail at
Montezuma. Not any great finds but did have a lot of sparrows; Field, Song,
White-throated, and Savannah. The RC Kinglets were abundant and quite a few
Rusty Blackbirds were along the Ridge trail (south end). Also had a
Hi all,
I and several others from the Birding Club at Cornell (Julia Gillis, Brendan
Fogarty, Graham Montgomery, Teresa Pegan, and Ben Barkley) birded Montezuma
for while today. Our highlights include the Greater White-fronted Goose at
the Visitor Center in the large flock of Canadas along with
Scott Haber, Nick Sly, and I birded Montezuma this evening. The main pool
had a large number of waterfowl, mostly American Wigeon and Northern Pintail
but with a mix of Blue-winged Teal, Green-winged Teal, Northern Shoveler,
Gadwall, Ring-necked Duck, Lesser Scaup, Greater Scaup, Redhead, and
Binocular distance west of floating dock across from pavilion parking lot., for
those without scopes.
Gary
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