the path
between the hedgerows near the Liddell Lab parking area.
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, Chipping (10+ -- most of the season), Field, White-crowned,
White-throated, and House.
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I've loaded two poor-quality but illustrative snapshots at the end of this
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frame and out every 15-20 seconds). I feel confident that the whole flock
had more than 5,000 birds.
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A gray EASTERN SCREECH-OWL has appeared in our nest box in northeast Ithaca
(Tuesday, 4:30 PM)!
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remained paused like this for several
minutes, watching to see what would happen next, hoping some combination of
the others would leave.
Alas, the owl departed first. I didn't see the bird as it left - just the
empty nodding perch and another wisp of falling snow.
Mark Chao
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same bird appear very different.
Mark Chao
PS. I saw the two PEREGRINE FALCONS today at 4:30 on separate ledges on the
west side of Bradfield Hall along Tower Road on Cornell's campus.
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every time I passed. But I haven't seen any Merlins there for more
than a week now.
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sure it was my first sighting of a Pine Warbler on the ground or even
anywhere below my eye level.
I also found one MERLIN behind the houses inside the eastern corner of
Christopher Lane and Christopher Circle in northeast Ithaca.
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with that of the Cumming Nature
Center along the same road.
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and Yellow-rumped Warblers, some RUSTY
BLACKBIRDS, at least one Purple Finch, and other expected birds are present
too.
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Quest (SBQ). We found 39 bird species and an orgy of American
Toads. For full details and some photos (rated PG for humans, but NC-17
for amphibians), see the SBQ blog at
http://www.fllt.org/spring-bird-quest-blog-by-mark-chao/.
The next SBQ walks will be at the Bahar Preserve and the High
preservation around Skaneateles Lake are up on my Spring Bird Quest
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Woodpecker along Mays Point Road and maybe a bittern
along the Wildlife Drive. We missed both, but we did enjoy the shorebirds
and ducks in the Main Pool. We also heard a VIRGINIA RAIL calling near
Benning Marsh.
Mark Chao
Running Spring Bird Quest (SBQ) totals: 99 bird species, 43+ donors
may also donate a
flat amount online at http://www.fllt.org/donate/. And it would be
fantastic some of you might do your own species count and raise your own
pledges. Let me know if youre interested.
I look forward to seeing many of you out on the walks next month!
Mark Chao
I found a singing BLUE-HEADED VIREO and a HERMIT THRUSH by the shelter along
the East Trail in Sapsucker Woods on Monday morning.
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to be wrong again if others can find it.
Mark
PS. It's cold here by the lighthouse...
On Jun 6, 2015 10:19 AM, Mark Chao markc...@imt.org wrote:
At about 10:07 I saw the pelican flying up from the line of houses at the
SW corner of Cayuga Lake. I was and still am on the white lighthouse jetty
looking
At about 10:07 I saw the pelican flying up from the line of houses at the
SW corner of Cayuga Lake. I was and still am on the white lighthouse jetty
looking NW. I haven't yet refound the bird. Also Ruddy Turnstone on the
white lighthouse jetty.
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Diane Morton, Paul Anderson, and I saw the Brown Pelican flying high above
the jetty woods and Fall Creek from Stewart Park at 11:25. The bird flew
out of view behind the jetty woods treeline. Via the RBA text service, Jay
just reported seeing it soaring above Cass Park @~ 11:35.
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will be full of them,
especially when the rain leaves some puddles behind.
My thanks to Betsy for her wonderful company and guidance today, and to
both her and Dick for donating such a truly special place to the Land Trust!
Mark Chao
PS. Tomorrow, I will lead the month’s last bird walk for the SBQ
heard only.
My thanks to all participants and of course the Finger Lakes Land Trust for
another great morning!
Mark Chao
Running SBQ tally: 117 bird species
Running count of bird walk participants (counting repeat customers each
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-HEADED VIREOS, a RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH, and other fine
birds. Not bad for a mere 70 minutes close to midday.
My thanks to all for your wonderful company and support!
Mark Chao
Running SBQ tally: 110 species
Number of donors so far: 46+
Number of group walk participants so far: 70
The Finger Lakes Land Trust has posted updates and new photos to the SBQ
blog.
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My accounts of this past weekend are essentially a reduced version of what
I’ve posted here on the listserv. But you may still deem it worth checking
out
and fall.
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, and a WARBLING VIREO in the power line
cut east of the road.
Also, Ron Rohrbaugh and a group of students found an ORANGE-CROWNED
WARBLER along the Fuller Wetlands pond this afternoon.
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Yellowthroat (Podell Boardwalk)
Yellow-throated Vireo (1 by map stand)
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Many dozens of calling thrushes are passing southbound over Ithaca at 7:30
PM. We have been hearing mostly Swainson’s Thrushes, but also at least six
Gray-cheeked Thrushes just in the last five minutes.
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This morning’s Cayuga Bird Club field trip delivered pretty much everything
I hoped for – a good-sized group (ten people), lots of sparrows (seven
species), and many very satisfying and enlightening encounters with these
and other birds, all under a rainless gray sky. Here are some highlights.
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each time. The Savannah Sparrows have been issuing “jreeet” calls
reminiscent of siskins or Rough-winged Swallows much more often than I’ve
ever noticed in the past. They are a great pleasure to watch –
conspicuous, sharp, and diverse in their details.
Mark Chao
PS. I’m going to lead
A gray EASTERN SCREECH-OWL has appeared in our nest box in northeast Ithaca
on Wednesday and again today, so far only by the dimmest light of early
morning or late afternoon. These are our first sightings since March 28.
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und-headed,
beakless, doubly pointed silhouette of a PEREGRINE FALCON flying over Route
13 from the Stewart Park area toward downtown Ithaca.
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question the owl or the
pheasant, but did give me the coveted “confirm” prompt for my count of 23
TURKEY VULTURES. All these birds were drifting south at around 3:40 PM.
The last one had a white outer left wing.
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-morph Rough-legged Hawk
crossed very high to our north as we were leaving.
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, sometimes occupying the same
field of view as the two roadside Fox Sparrows.
* PURPLE FINCHES singing along both the road and the trails
* COMMON RAVEN calling from the gorge.
I also saw an AMERICAN PIPIT flying north over the parking lots of Barnes &
Noble and Wegmans yesterday.
Mark
Bonaparte's Gull on the shore by the pavilion and boardwalk platform at
Stewart Park on Friday morning. Some visiting birders from Philadelphia
saw a second Bonaparte's before I arrived, but I haven't found it yet
myself.
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three Eastern Commas basking and chasing each other in the
Malloryville preserve – the first butterflies I’ve seen this year.
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of flyover
Great Blue Herons, and dozens of American Robins and juncos everywhere.
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years ago under very similar conditions in April, a Little Gull
spent the day at Stewart Park with Bonaparte’s Gulls, close to shore. But
I found no small gulls during my brief visit today. I think they must be
on the lake somewhere…)
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at the preserves!
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Ithaca
PS. It appears that a pair of EASTERN BLUEBIRDS is trying to nest in a box
installed by my wife Miyoko Chu in our yard in northeast Ithaca. I just
saw a female enter the box with nest material. The male has been hanging
around too
SPARROW by our
feeders today, and several PINE SISKINS on Tuesday.
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I was just too
early, and that some more new birds are around. (Radar indicated
descending birds at 5 AM today.)
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noticed in past days, plus two countersinging CHESTNUT-SIDED WARBLERS in
the power-line corridor on the Dryden side. Otherwise, I found no new or
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.), Veeries (singing
throughout the woods, also tolerating close approach), Wood Ducks, and many
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BLUEBIRD perched out in our yard this morning.
So Miyoko ran out and took a quick look inside this bird’s nest box. There
are five chalk-blue eggs in the nest!
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* A pair of WHITE-BREASTED NUTHATCHES at an apparent nest hole in a tall
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getting there. If there is water running across the road, I will not cross
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Saturday, May 28
8:00 AM
High Vista Nature Preserve
Village of Scott
Woods and streams near Skaneateles Lake. Breeding Hooded Warbler, Mourning
Warbler, Black-throated Blue Warbler, Black-throated Green Warbler
WARBLERS,
most of which were singing their rambling, unemphatic alternate songs.
Thanks to all who joined the walks in the rising heat! And I look forward
to seeing many of you in Candor for tomorrow’s walk at Logan Hill!
Mark Chao
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on this trail south of the roadside
gate. I also saw a BLACK-BILLED CUCKOO flying across the southern part of
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, and an unidentified warbler high
in the treetops above the Wilson/Severinghaus shelter – plus a SCARLET
TANAGER seen by Miyoko Chu at our home in suburban northeast Ithaca.
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squawk that we saw a Veery making at the High Vista
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, who this morning spread and quivered her wings, inviting and then
accepting copulation.
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at the hole of the nest box, entered
completely, and exited within a couple of seconds.
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in
the leaf litter below. But the likelihood of seeing the owl is still
highest in the late afternoon.
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maintenance going on.
Our eBird checklist, including some photos of the Tennessee Warblers, is
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that Saturday morning’s weather forecast calls for
rain. I’ll go to the site even if it is raining hard, but we might decide
to quit early. If we do get completely rained out on Saturday morning, I
might announce an impromptu make-up walk on Saturday afternoon or Monday
morning.
Mark Chao
entertaining were one adult’s efforts yesterday to defy Archimedes and
traverse the lily-strewn Fuller Wetlands like an aspiring Northern Jacana.
I think we all feel like this bird sometimes…
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Excellent variety of songbirds along East Trail near small pond by 91
Sapsucker Woods Road, 2:05 pm. Multiple Bay-breasted, B-t Green, N.
Parula, etc. plus a calling raven across the little pond. I could use help
sorting through everything, actually...
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many
birders (go to “Explore a Region” and enter Tompkins County, or “Explore a
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There are five SNOW BUNTINGS on the beach at Myers Park in Lansing (11 AM,
Saturday).
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On Sunday evening, I saw a gray-morph EASTERN SCREECH-OWL roosting at the
hole of our nest box, intensely scanning the darkening landscape, then
flying out at 6:35 PM. This was my first screech-owl sighting in the yard
since a three-day run in early December 2015.
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FINCH in the tallest willow next to the dock.
I found another Tennessee Warbler by the swan pen, and I think that there
were probably a few other calling non-Yellow-rumped warblers, which I
couldn’t confirm by sight. I didn’t find any unusual birds on the lake.
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outer tail feathers, and
alighted high in a tree across the road. I also found a LINCOLN’S SPARROW
yesterday, and several WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS on both days.
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meters south of the corner of the intersection. The owl is in the
fresher-looking one, on the right side. This is the same cavity where
Tilden and I found an owl last February.
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Here is my eBird checklist with some photos of the owl.
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I am going back there within the next five minutes or so. I’d be glad to
see you and help you find the cavity.
Mark Chao
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* Yesterday, I returned and watched the owl fly out of the cavity at 5:03
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photos.
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(If you think that I have somehow botched the ID of this bird, please let
me know.)
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late BROAD-WINGED HAWK (I
noted the correct shape and underwing pattern, and Bob saw the tail).
Thanks to all who attended!
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than 150 of them without even looking very widely or carefully. As
Miyoko said, it was like an Easter egg hunt, but even better.
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against the wall of the Y.
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enough
to get through.
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Two Barred Owls together along Severinghaus Trail, in first tall pine south
of Dayhoff Boardwalk. Two crows just chased one owl into center of woods,
but one owl remains in the pine.
At least one Northern Waterthrush is singing along the Woodleton Boardwalk
this morning too.
Mark Chao
the chat but not other birds in her field guide.
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spring. Just not a lot of sojourning boreal birds that I've found.
Mark
On May 17, 2017 7:35 AM, "Mark Chao" <markc...@imt.org> wrote:
Birding has been very slow for me in Sapsucker Woods so far on Wednesday.
Despite my usual rather wide coverage, I've found about one-ten
Blue, a silent male Magnolia, and a subadult male American
Redstart, plus some "dzzt" notes moving overhead. I hope others find what
I've been missing...
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Many migrants on Wilson Trail North this morning. Bay-breasted, Cape May,
Tennessee, Wilson's, N. Parula, good numbers of other more common species.
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WREN was churring at
this corner too.
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their surroundings, though one managed to snap up a white moth
that wandered practically right into its bill.
Here is our eBird checklist with photos of one or two fledglings:
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a lot of waiting and searching.
Willow and Alder Flycatchers also here, plus the usual expected breeding
species.
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next to parking area
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this species in the sanctuary, but it's close. This one seemed to be
acting territorial.
I also heard and saw a BLACKPOLL WARBLER on Simsbury Drive at dawn, and saw
five or six WILD TURKEYS in the field along Hanshaw Road between Freese
Road and Bluegrass Lane.
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not too late to pledge a donation to the Land Trust in
association with my weekend bird species tally on Land Trust preserves.
See below for details. Thank you.
Mark Chao
Finger Lakes Land Trust Spring Bird Quest
Scheduled Walks
2017
Saturday, May
starting at 10 AM. I hope to see many of you there. Let’s keep pushing Q
as high as we can!
Mark Chao
PS. The forecast seems OK for tomorrow, but not so great for Monday’s
walks at the Goetchius Wetland Preserve and the Roy H. Park Preserve. I
will show up to lead the walks no matter what
and support this
weekend. What a privilege and pleasure it is to spend time in such great
places, amid so many wonderful birds, with all of you!
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to dodge tomorrow, I’ll
gladly take what we got today. Thanks to all for two great outings!
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