[cayugabirds-l] W-C Sparrow

[Bill Mcaneny]

The only sign we have of a fallout is a WHITE-CROWNED SPARROW under the
feeder.  Also a second Song Sparrow in the same place.

For Donna, the huge flight of Snow Geese from the cornfields flew down to
the lake about 10 minutes ago.  They were headed towards the power plant but
you should be able to see their raft(s) from your place.

 

Bill McAneny TBurg


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Re: [cayugabirds-l] W-C sparrow

[M & K Mannella]

Here in Interlaken we saw None for a few days but at least one back this 
morning along with a white-throated sparrow 

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> On May 16, 2016, at 9:40 PM, Bill Mcaneny  wrote:
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> Surprised this a.m. to see a White-crowned Sparrow scratching around in the 
> hedge.  I thought they had moved on by now.  Are others still around?
> Bill McAneny
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] W-C sparrow-yes, today

[AB Clark]

“MY” white-crowned sparrow turned back up this morning, after I neglected to 
fill feeders Fri and Saturday, but refilled them midday Sunday.  I have had one 
since late winter, got up to four recently (and thought I could tell the one 
apart by crown and also confident way it moved around the feeder area).  I 
think this is the same one from winter.  

Anne

> On May 16, 2016, at 9:40 PM, Bill Mcaneny  wrote:
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> Surprised this a.m. to see a White-crowned Sparrow scratching around in the 
> hedge.  I thought they had moved on by now.  Are others still around?
> Bill McAneny
> TBurg
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[cayugabirds-l] W-C sparrow

[Bill Mcaneny]

Surprised this a.m. to see a White-crowned Sparrow scratching around in the
hedge.  I thought they had moved on by now.  Are others still around?

Bill McAneny

TBurg


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