Late this afternoon there were 9 TVs circling low (tree top height) at the
intersection of Falls Rd and Cayuga View Rd north of Taug. S.P.
A little bit north on Cayuga View there were 2 Killdeers next to the road
between the cornfields, probable nesters based on past year's experience.
Bill
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As we hunt marsh and field, wood and beach and ridge during this very
special (and ephemeral) time of year seeking those journeying birds we
love - and find deep satisfaction in the doing - here is some food for
thought from a kindred spirit.
"There is symbolic as
Just saw a Tanager hopping around in the willow - I think a first for this
property, as far as I can remember.
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Turn into Mays, cross bridge, 2 Red-headed Woodpeckers in trees and yard of
house on left
Susan and Ann
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The pair of Carolina Wrens we have been feeding all winter have 4 or 5
fledgelings, which are growing rapidly and very active. Tey are now eating
some bugs and peant butter on their own, though the parents still seem to be
feeding them.
Dave Streater.
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Approx 50 Least Sandpiper and 1 White-rumped
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This morning, 15 souls braved the crisp WNW winds for a morning walk at the
Hawthorn Orchard for the Cayuga Bird Club. Despite the conditions, everyone got
really nice looks at several accommodating individuals.
Also, I was informed today that I had my count off from yesterday’s tally of
Whoops. Paul Pflanz gave me a heads up that he photographed Red-tails on the
nest in newman yesterday. The wind was whipping up ‘horns’ on the adult on the
nest in Newman this monring so after searching in vain for the owlets and
freezing down in Jetty Woods I am now convinced that I
75 Common Tern and 100 Bonapartes Gull. Ann and I searched diligently for
Little Gull with no luck.
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I want to share two more observations I’ve made of Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
behavior near their nest, which is easily visible from my stationary eBird
count in the woods beside my house. The first is from one of my counts during
yesterday’s Global Big Day.
I have had the fortune of watching
Adding to Mark’s observations, I’ll add a potential Willow Flycatcher or
Eastern Wood-Pewee in the same general area as the Lincoln’s Sparrow. I only
saw the flycatcher for a handful of seconds in the shrubs along the edge of the
pond, but in that time I failed to see a partial or complete
I thought that the birding was just as good in the sheltered wooded areas
of Sapsucker Woods on Sunday as it was under much more temperate conditions
on Saturday. Here are some highlights.
* LINCOLN’S SPARROW along the edge of the small pond by the maintenance
building, East Trail
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Adult with two fledglings hunkered on nest. Brrr! Better angle from Vicinity
of maintenance building.
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Fledgling sitting on previously occupied nest in the middle of Newman golf
course.1130 h.
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Orchard Oriole and Bay-breasted Warbler
Susan and Ann
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Cold and windy up here, but I've still got little groups of migrants moving
about: several more Tennessee Warblers, another Northern Parula (a singing male
this time), a Swainson's Thrush, Black-throated Greens and Blackburnians that
don't seem to be the local breeders, Yellow Warbler, plus
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