For 1/2 hr. now, almost non-stop, we've been watching huge skeins of
snow geese up high, coming from the SW & going NE. In all my yrs. here I
have never had this many "at one time", so to speak. Where are they
coming from? Where are they going at 8:40-9:15 a.m.?
Thirty yrs. ago we used to see
From: American Bird Conservancy - eNews Team
An expedition team in Venezuela rediscovered the Urich's Tyrannulet last
month.
image of ...
Thanks to previous posts, I put up my hummingbird feeder yesterday p.m..
Today, just after 1 p.m., outside my kit. window, I was thrilled to see
the 1st hummer of the season.
The pr. of white-throated sparrows is still here. Visiting tree swallows
& bluebirds haven't decided it's time to
Yes, I first had a downy at my feeder outside my kitchen window 2 yrs.
ago. It came several times, several days when I happened to be at the
window. Quite a surprise for me. I was expecting an oriole!
Fritzie, Union Springs, NY
On 5/24/2021 7:59 AM, anneb.cl...@gmail.com wrote:
I finally
Yes, two yrs. ago I had a downy at the feeder at my kitchen window on
several occasions for several days. Quite the surprise since I was
hoping for an oriole. I also had a starling try to get nectar but it was
too large to perch.
Fritzie, Union Springs, NY
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Falcons have natural 'eye makeup' to improve hunting ability
_https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/06/210601194155.htm__
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Dark 'eyeliner' feathers of peregrine falcons act as sun shields to
improve the birds' hunting ability, a new scientific study suggests.
Scientists have long
Becky saw our first 2 swifts here at Union Springs (NY) Academy
campus on Fri. 4/23/21. Pleasant surprise.
Fritzie B.
On 4/24/2021 4:28 PM, Bard Prentiss wrote:
> I haven’t been watching until but the chimney Swift’s are back in Dryden
> Best,
> Bard
>
> Bard Prentiss
> (607)882-0504
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As of 24 April, a pr. of buffles was still on Mill pond along Rte. 90
here in Union Springs, NY. Factory St. pond has a pr. of woodies. The
male redhead of the last 3 yrs. that hangs around alone is still here.
MANY cormorants are on Frontenac Island, many are in the water & many
have already
Sun. 3/29/21 My son & I saw an osprey on the south side of #3 "flying
saucer" along 5 & 20 west of the refuge entrance. How sad to see all the
former, familiar nests totally gone.
It's reported Os in FL have accepted these contraptions so let's hope
"our Os" also will.
Fritzie
Union Springs,
Union Springs, Center St./Number One Rd. NYSEG station osprey is back.
Becky went out looking about noon so should have a better report this
evening.
Fritzie
On 3/30/2021 12:11 PM, Candace E. Cornell wrote:
> All's right with the world once the Ospreys return . . . and now they
> are back.
>
Our daughter in Hohenwald, TN, south of Nashville, again reports at
least 3 dozen evening grosbeaks at her feeders this a.m.. She has had
them for several mos. while we, here in Union Springs, NY have had none
for many years!
The ospreys have returned to the NYSEG relay station on Center St.
Chipping sparrow feeding on my bedroom windowsill when I put up my shade.
Still have juncos. Mockingbird is singing. Bluebirds & tree swallows are
checking out their boxes on the clothesline arms.
Fritzie, Union Springs
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Colleen That goose is a "dummy" put there by NYSEG to keep ospreys
from building a nest there until an extension can be put on the poles
/well above the transformers/ before the ospreys return.� Daughter,
Becky Sewell, who monitors the osprey nests for Candace Cornell since
I'm no
I saw this article in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser and thought you might
find it interesting:_
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Colleen saw a goose on a utility pole along Rte. 90 but it wasn't real.
Subject:[cayugabirds-l] apex sighting ... goose on a pole
Date: Mon, 15 Feb 2021 21:05:48 -0500
From: John and Fritzie Blizzard
To: Colleen Richards , Cayuga Birds
Colleen That goose is a "
Since this article is 3 yrs. old, one wonders what progress has
occurred since then.
Fritzie
On 7/29/2021 10:36 AM, Peter Saracino wrote:
> Yet another reason to respect, admire, cherish and even reverence our
> avian- fellow travelers.
> Sar
>
>
Just saw our first /white crowned sparrow/ at the feeders. First
/dark-eyed Junco/ was seen on Sat. 2 Sept..Canadas are going over, out
to feed in farm fields, in ever enlarging flocks even tho' fall seems a
bit sluggish otherwise with very few trees showing any color.
All things in due time,
Union Springs, NY ... @ 11:35 a.m. I had an Oregon junco feeding on my
windowsill. I hope it stays for the winter with the other dark-eyed
juncos like the one in 2019-'20.
At times I have a variety of busy feathered visitors but with no snow or
really cold weather the activity is way less than
Union Springs, NY ...At 11:40 a.m. I watched a white-breasted nuthatch
getting meal worms from a cat food can attached to the clothes line arm
next to the bluebird house.
After eating some, s/he hopped down into the can &, sheltered from the
wind, nestled down & closed his/her eyes. I looked
I have bought straight suet from grocery meat departments & packed it
into wherever I wanted or into mesh bags that fruit &/or vegetables have
come in or into store bought suet feeders.
For you that don't know, packaged FAT, often with bits of meat attached
& that may have a bit of blood &
His wife's obit was published separately right after Bard's.
He died 20 Nov. '21 & Gina died 8 Dec.21. Their obits can be found on
Dryden, NY Perkins Funeral Home page. Both Gina & Bard contributed much
to their professions, to peoples & projects around them & were very much
admired. For sure,
B sun & clouds, snow squalls & wicked wind restructuring drifts.
Yesterday 19 Jan. 2022, I finally saw our first American tree sparrows
under the tree outside my window & today they were also on my windowsill.
I'm housebound, caring for my husband, thankful for a warm house, so
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