The AVOCETS are in Knox-Marsellus this morning.
Also present;
Red necked Phalarope
Golden Plover
Black bellied Plover
Baird's Sandpiper
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I was walking along Mt. Pleasant Rd. this morning and had stopped to check a
small flock of migrants. A bird popped out of a low bush to a bare branch.
Its back was to me and was the tawny brown of the Oporornis group. No hood.
No white on outer tail feathers. It turned its head to look over
I live in Clay, NY.
I just got home about 23 minutes ago from grocery shopping and as I was putting
my groceries away i looked through my kitchen window at these 2 deciduous trees
that are about 1 1/12 block over from my street and usually host a variety of
raptors in the winter and I saw a
While reading my journal at lunch today, I noted that on Swept. 10 last
year, I had seen 52 broadwings over Mt. Pleasant. So thats where I went.
I spent the first ½ hour watching local TURKEY VULTURES, RED-WINGED HAWKS,
and the pair of RED-SHOULDERED HAWKS over Ringwood area. Then there was an
I don't know when official results come out, but here are some unofficial
results of the 2012 Montezuma Muckrace run this weekend. Wind and rain
Saturday morning made it a hard slog, but more teams than ever competed and
completed the competition. My apologies, but I don't remember the whole
A couple days ago I believe I saw a Connecticut Warbler. I say believe
because the bird's behavior was not what is described in most field guides.
The bird had all the field marks of a Connecticut - the complete, very bold
eye ring is the first thing I saw, and my brain was trying to process
