On Sunday there were 2 Northern Mockingbirds together in Staghorn Sumac and another small fruiting weed-tree I don't know by name along the edge of Cayuga Inlet in Cass Park. What surprised me was that there were 2 of them close together, and they seemed amicable during the moments I saw them.
Mine are here year round. One in particular is always protective of the
cedar/juniper berries is the guardian of the hill trying to drive away even
large flocks of starlings. Last winter, for the 1st time, it was eating suet!!
Other mockers live/stay in the thick stand of cedars a block away.
Hi, I always have a pair of Mockingbirds on my Christmas Bird Count. They live
in a big scruffy field across from the condos on Bomax Road. I was very
surprized to see them for the first time four years ago!
Mary Winston
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A Christmas surprise was my first ever Redpolls in the yard today. I'm
officially no longer jealous of all you others with flocks at your feeders. Now
it's time for a few Evening Grosbeaks.
Merry Christmas
Gary
On Dec 24, 2012, at 10:03 PM, bilba...@pop.lightlink.com
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There are Mockingbirds on both Sweazey and Algerine Roads, near here, just
above the lake shore. This is definitely a slightly warmer micro-climate here
above the lake. Often when it is raining here, it is snowing a mile up the hill
on Rt. 34B.
Donna Scott
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Redpolls have been audible around my place for weeks, but it took a good
snowstorm to drive them to the feeders. Had as many as 20 at a time since then.
-Geo Kloppel
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Our redpoll count just doubled from yesterday: we now have TWO. Ta Da!
About 17 siskins on niger feeders. When they left, the resident goldfinches
returned, about 18 of them. Hard to count 'em when they outnumber the
perches on the feeders.
The snow here (1 to2 inches) has made this a very
We have three! Nice Christmas gift for me, Maryfaith
On Dec 25, 2012 12:38 PM, Bill Mcaneny bmcane...@fltg.net wrote:
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Our redpoll count just doubled from yesterday: we now have TWO. Ta Da!
About 17 siskins on niger feeders. When they left, the resident
goldfinches returned, about 18 of
We had a large flock (over three dozen) Redpolls descend on the feeders today
and
one was a classic Hoary; they joined Red-breasted Nuthatches and a huge flock of
goldfinch as well as two Pine Siskins. While doing our count here this morning
we
had a beautiful adult male Northern Goshawk as well
To Those Interested,
Today was the first day I've seen Common Redpolls (CORE) at my feeders in
East Corning! We had at least 5! I really can't remember the last time I had
COREs at my feeders. Definitely pre-eBird! It has probably been since 1979
or 80! We've been having a lot of Pine Siskins
Must be Bill and Shirley are the sharing type, in that we now have a red poll
or two at our feeder as well, just up the road outside of Interlaken. Phil and
Mary Jean saw two the other day, but today was the first day I saw one, a very
nice Christmas present. Lotsa goldfinches and more house
We had a flock of REDPOLLS then another join it this morning--peak of 21!
They were beautiful.
Happy Holidays every one!
-holly, in Brooktondale
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Sorry this report is late but we had family here for the afternoon evening so
lots of chit-chat good food to eat, too.
This was a very cloudy day but about 1:15 p.m. the sun suddenly came out the
blue sky was almost clear of clouds for about 1/2 hr..
At 1:30 as I went out to the
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