A Ruffed Grouse was drumming at the eastern end of the 700 Warren Road
trail this morning, just west of Coventry Walk. A singing Yellow-throated
Vireo was around for a bit as well.
Best,
Scott
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Hi all
The Hooded Mergansers fledged from the box above our driveway this morning. We
missed the jumping out, etc. but Ton just caught a glimpse of the family
hurrying off - not to our pond, as we had expected, but to the ravine in the
back of the property. That ravine has a fast flowing
Twenty people, including eight kids, joined me and the Finger Lakes Land
Trust for a beginners' bird walk at the Park Nature Preserve in Dryden. We
saw many birds, including scope views for most everyone of NASHVILLE WARBLER
and OVENBIRD, as well as very good binocular views of BLUE-WINGED
I got a late start to the Hawthorn Orchard today...was there from about 10:45am
to about 1:15pm. Much of my birding was done with Rick Lightbod, while
remaining stationary at one spot just South of the Northeast corner, and later
a little bit with Kristin Hodge.
Upon arrival, the warblers were
Hi folks,
Sorry for the late posting. Just catching up on a busy weekend that
included some excellent birding. On Saturday, Alberto Lopez, Nancy Chen,
Hector Claudio-Hernandez (friend visiting from Puerto Rico) and I had a fun
morning checking out sites in Tompkins County. Highlights of the 113
Sorry - the subject line should read 5/5/2012, not 5/3/2012!
On Sun, May 6, 2012 at 5:52 PM, Christopher Dalton
christopher.m.dal...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi folks,
Sorry for the late posting. Just catching up on a busy weekend that
included some excellent birding. On Saturday, Alberto Lopez,
Today:
2 yellow rumpled warblers (a first for us and it took 2 days to identify)
1 indigo bunting
1 bobolink
White crowned sparrows still here and singing
Michele
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Cayugabirds-L List Info:
After I got off from the plane from my trip to South Carolina for a Dragonfly
Society Meeting, I drove straight to take a walk from Wilson trail to Dryden
side of the trail and back to the parking lot, (which used to be my lunch walk).
I did not find anything that was not reported I guess but
Thanks to the tip-off from Ray and Evan, I visited this site today -- if
you haven't seen this nest yet, you owe yourself a visit! It's a
spectacular location, on the north face of the Fall Creek gorge, with easy
viewing to be had from the bridge on Stewart Ave.
I was there from around 6:00-7:30