Just had a first in the yard---a Great Blue Heron. And we don't have a
pond. The biggest squall of the day just passed, having brought a pretty
dense snowfall. The GBH may have become disoriented and just picked a
landing spot with no trees or brush to cause a hazardous landing. This
morning a
Yesterday's report of the WESTERN MEADOWLARK should say first county report for
Wayne County and not Seneca County.
Joseph Brin
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*I want to express great gratitude for the Spring Field Ornithology field
trips and their leaders! *
I took it the first time last year and am taking it again this year. I am
delighted and surprised to find myself able to identify more and more birds
just in my own out back!
Thank you!!!
Poppy
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This morning as I casually looked out our bay window to see how the
birds were doing, a bird landed on our clothesline pole. I could tell
it was different from the others, so when I looked through binocs, it
turned out to be a HERMIT THRUSH. This is an unusual bird for our
residential
Good morning all- I'm interested in tracking down the original spotter for the
Western meadowlark on Armitage Rd. I'm curious as to how it was identified
initially and how it was determined it was Western vs Eastern. What a neat
sighting for our neck of the woods.
Has anyone seen/heard it in
