When the sun just came out, suddenly there were so many birds. This warbler
landed on the window sill while I was washing dishes! I thought I'd heard
them here, but had never seen any. Maybe not again till next winter?
Sheila
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Around my yard this morning Hooded Warbler and Magnolia Warbler were singing in
their accustomed breeding spots.
-Geo
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Finally, a warbler! I had a beautiful male HOODED WARBLER on the south end of
Yellow Barn Rd on my way home this evening. It was singing across the road from
the shooting range at the sportsman's club.
We just finished the 6th (of 7) week of warbler ID webinars last night, and I
still haven't
This morning a Hooded Warbler is back, singing in a traditional nesting area a
couple hundred feet from my house (Tupper Road, West Danby)
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New this morning around my place: Hooded Warbler and Chestnut-sided Warbler.
-Geo
Tupper Road, West Danby
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West of Lansing Station Rd. , Lansing, In wooded area by creek just south of
#457.
Heard clearly finally got a couple good, quick looks at the male bird.
It was funny, a Gray Catbird was nearby imitating the Hooded Warbler, altho it
wasn't the best imitation!
Several American Redstarts all
FLYCATCHERS singing/sightings, too.
Donna Scott
Lansing
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From: Richard Maxwell
To: cayugabirds-l@cornell.edu
Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2014 2:08 PM
Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Hooded Warbler at Monkey Run
We got many good looks at a hooded warbler slightly after noon
We got many good looks at a hooded warbler slightly after noon at Monkey
Run. It was located along the path going left (west) as you face the creek
entering from the 366 side. Follow the path along the creek, past the
remains of the old bridge, until the path moves away from the creek and is
A short lunchtime walk on the Wilson Trail NW of the Lab building turned up a
beautiful male HOODED WARBLER between the little bridge and the main pond.
Also, a Chestnut-sided Warbler, American Redstart, and Common Yellowthroat.
Together with an unexpected female CERULEAN WARBLER this morning
For those interested in more about Hooded Warbler songs, the Birds of North
America account describes two singing modes in Hooded Warbler: repeat mode
and mixed mode:
Territorial males sing during the breeding season; males have several
song types that differ in frequency range and number of
Sat morning on the Esker Brook trail (Montezuma) had Yellow, Yellow-rump, Palm
(not seen by me, but saw photo), and a Hooded Warbler. Also had usual variety,
RC Kinglets, Song, Swamp, Tree Sparrows, and others.
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This morning our small group found the Hooded Warbler on territory at CNC. It
perched in plain sight, singing, for a good five minutes, and gave us quite a
show. Also exciting were a number of Veerys strolling along the path in front
of us, giving long views but no songs, as well as male and
I hiked off-trail below the South Hill Rail Trail near the Burns Rd. entrance
this afternoon between 1::00 and 3:00 PM. I had two encounters with birds I've
never heard singing in those woods. One was a Hermit Thrush singing
sporadically in tall timber on the edge of a gorge. About an hour
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