This morning a full eight inches of heavy wet snow covers everything at my
place in the West Danby hills. The Phoebe on a twig out the window looks black.
Yesterday's fog-bound flock of twenty-some Yellow-rumps and one Nashville
Warbler must still be around here someplace.
-Geo
Geo Kloppel
5.5 inches here in NE Ithaca!
Jane Graves
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I don't know about you, but I just put out the last of my seed reserves.
-Pete
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On Apr 23, 2012, at 7:04 AM, Meena Haribal m...@cornell.edu wrote:
Only an inch and half here! I am wondering what those warblers and tree
swallows are doing now. Hopefully they are roosting in
Late yesterday afternoon I counted 5 Pine Siskins at our feeders, and this
morning there are at least 8. We got about 5 inches of very wet snow here
on South Rd in Caroline.
This late snow could bring some interesting things into feeders so keep an
eye out!
Bill
Baker
My feeder was more popular than usual this morning, with handsome
chipping sparrows milling about photogenically against the white
backdrop. A songlike sparrow sat for a while looking almost
lincoln-ish, but flushed before I could get my camera or otherwise
convince myself that it wasn't just a
I haven't had a Pine Siskin at my feeders (at least when I was watching) all
season. This morning there was a large flock of American Goldfinches littering
the trees and with them were at least six Pine Siskins. Clearly either feast
or famine at my house. The goldfinches who were already in
Eleven AMERICAN PIPITS one LESSER YELLOWLEGS on mud in Stewart Park lagoon.
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On Monday morning, I stood in the rain on the pitcher's mound at Cass Park
Union Fields F8, lamenting the imminent cancellation of our kids' opening
game. Then I saw a flock of 30+ AMERICAN PIPITS wandering the nearly
snowless outfield and second-base area, plus a pair of Mallards waddling by.
Only 2 inches heavy, wet snow at Lansing Stat. Rd., but many trees and bushes
bent down under the weight of it. The snow lining the branches of the lovely
blooming Redbud trees is a unique sight, but it has squashed all the daffodils.
My neighbor just reported that their Carolina Wrens just
Woke Sunday to a male turkey displaying to females inches from my bedroom
window, also robins building a nest on the house.
I got 2 new yard birds on Earth Day: a singing BROWN THRASHER, and a HERMIT
THRUSH scrounging around under feeders. An interesting thing I noticed was the
feet of the
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When I walked in home today, there was a Purple Finch singing from my Poplar
tree. I have been hearing him a last few days. But recently, I also heard and
saw a Goldfinch almost sounding like a purple Finch. I had never heard this
call from an Am. Goldfinch.
In the morning while I was waiting
This morning on the way to work, I saw 15-20 AMERICAN PIPITS along Powell Rd
and Hickok Rd near Interlaken, especially Hickok Rd. They were in the tire
tracks in the snow, which exposed some of the ground or pavement.
Marty
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