Hi folks. I'm in the market for a relatively inexpensive (but halfway
decent)spotting scope (straight barrel), and am wondering if anyone out
there can recommend one.
Thank you.
Pete Sar
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covering upstate NY counties: Cayuga, Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
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This sure stirred up a can of worms. I remember one person once was
mentioning how his dog had flushed out snipe. And another woman at Monkey
run reassuring me her dog who was racing through the woods wouldn’t bother
us he only loved hunting and killing chipmunks. As a dog owner who always
has her
Hi gang! So nice to see the reports from you lowlanders as it will be a
bit before the Thrasher's, Catbirds and more come uphill.
May we ask a general favor and suggest that all posts contain a
signature block telling us where you live? Need not be specific. We
know a few but so many are
Yes, this is an on-going problem. My dogs are always on leash when not in the
house or a contained area (such as an indoor arena where they are the only dogs
running loose).
Right now, one of my dogs is a German shepherd. I have had German shepherds for
decades and mine would NEVER have done
Meredith,
Thank you for you dog "notes". I have seen many dogs in Sapsucker woods of
late, where the signs clearly state "no dogs". In this case, even if the
dogs are leashed, they shouldn't be there. The unleashed dog issue has
gotten worse in the past year or so based on my own walking
Rude, nasty, or clueless people and their off-leash dogs are an increasingly
big problem everywhere.
It is our main public problem at Salt Point. Lansing has clearly posted “dogs
must be on leash” law.
A Lansing resident and former judge who is a Commissioner at NY state parks
has also said
I thought that with Covid-19 restrictions all
dogs are supposed to be on leashes when out of
the house (I assume out of one's yard). A dog
rushing up to someone else can carry virus to
them (albeit this is a low risk), so it is even
more irresponsible to have an unleashed dog in public right
Sorry Robin, I apologize for singling you out. You belong to a lucky cohort of
dog owners with good dogs.
But, even your well behaved dog really should be leashed in natural or wild
areas, especially during mating, nesting, birthing and fledging seasons.
Otherwise,
a) you have no way to convey
Birds were everywhere this morning. I went from 4 to 10 White Throated
sparrows. There were the usuals too, Cardinals, lots of goldfinches, Song
Sparrows, Blue Jays, House Finches, a pair of Purple Finches and tons of the
cursed blackbirds. A couple days ago I had a Brown Thrasher which I
A Louisiana Waterthrush perched briefly in my river birch while I looked out
the window! Couldn’t find it by my little stream when I then looked there a few
minutes later.
Regular visiting Field Sparrow eating seeds under front yard bush...
Along with 4 White Throated Sparrows & other usuals.
1
Shepherds are the worst. Pitt Bulls scare me to death. I’ve had way too many
run-ins with Shepard’s lunging at me gnashing their teeth holding me against
rivers and lakes. All dogs are great to their owners. Lots of dogs are friendly
and harmless but I’ve even had a muddy lab (one of the best
Hurrah! Our favorite Catbird graced us with his presence in our yard.
Regi
West Hill in the city
Those who dwell among the beauties and mysteries of the earth are never alone
or weary of life. Rachel Carson.
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As the owner of a *well-behaved *dog who prefers to be unleashed and leaves
other people alone, I'm very sorry this happened to you. Inconsiderate
jackasses like that ruin it for the rest of us.
Robin
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