Today about 1:30, while walking the doggies, I first heard Redpolls in
the weedy field west of the road that goes back to the ATT tower. I
did see them flying around and they flew down into the weeds totally out
of sight. Did not have my binocs. When I returned, walking west down
Mt.
We had two EURASIAN WIGEONS at Murphy's Pits today. The birds were found
this morning by Victor Lamoureux. These birds are very rare in Broome Co.
and to have two to of them is amazing.
Here is my ebird list with some poor photos...
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S54019715
Best,
Dave Nicosia
Maybe 2-3 K or more and I had no binocs (on a stool, cleaning a nest box) but
they worked their way along the fields of Ed Hill Rd just S of Hile School rd,
then west around the wood lot at the intersection of Ed Hill x Hile School to
cross Hile School Rd going North toward Peruville Rd. They
One lone female RWBB at our feeder about 1:30 pm today. No males
nearby. Also our FOY Fox Sparrow about mid-morning.
Bill McAneny, TBurg
On 3/19/2019 11:40 AM, Donna Lee Scott wrote:
> 11 female Red Winged Black Birds under my feeders, with 19 males.
>
> Donna Scott
> Lansing
> Sent from my
Hi Folks,
I received great interest in offering a birding tour this Saturday March 23rd
in the morning, from 10am-12pm. At this time, I only have 1 spot left in the
van.
I have added another tour for that day in the afternoon, from 1pm-3pm with 8
spots open.
There is a cost of $15/person,
11 female Red Winged Black Birds under my feeders, with 19 males.
Donna Scott
Lansing
Sent from my iPhone
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I’m walking back my complaint one baby step. Yesterday one person, Ken Haas,
included two lovely photos of an Osprey at Myers in his eBird report.
The most substantial description anyone else included was “dark back, white
front, dark line through eye. Photos”. But it turns out that this is
