At Belmont Lake State Park, three of the previously reported Greater
White-fronted Geese were close to the wooded northwest border of the lake,
at about 8:30. They and the Canada Geese were not moving much, and
probably many Canadas, perhaps with other companions, were out of sight,
further back
The bird flew in from the east at 2:40 over Old Fort Rd. Currently perched and
being seen by many.
Sean Camillieri
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Around 10-10:30 this morning, the BOHEMIAN WAXWING at Fort Niagara State
Park was showing well, along with about 30 Cedars, 4 Robins, and 4 PURPLE
FINCHES. They were in the heavily laden fruit trees near the north entrance
booths (the Parkway entrance).
Near the south end of Hulbert Road in
I just spoke with Jeff Nadler who has spoken with the home owner. The owl was
only seen for a few minutes on Saturday and not seen since. If it returns, the
owners will pass that along.
There are way too many places for it to hide and with deep snow, the searching
will be that much harder.
NY-Blue
MA-Gold
ME-Red
NH-Black
NJ-Green
A silver colored one is USF (very hard to read) usually placed on the
other leg if state color band is present.
I sent similar the other day, but I didn't have the forum address, just
originator...apologies.
A good link here:
A report was made this weekend February 7, (with photographs) of a BOREAL OWL
in a backyard (sitting on a feeder!) in Gansevoort, Saratoga County.
The person who made the e-bird report was not the home owners. There are
efforts being made on multiple fronts to get more details on this bird to
Luke
Color of the band?
Massachusetts and New York (among others) have leg-banded eagles. Ours are
blue...
TOM
From: bounce-118799779-26920...@list.cornell.edu
[bounce-118799779-26920...@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Luke
[leorm...@gmail.com]
Luke
Color of the band?
Massachusetts and New York (among others) have leg-banded eagles. Ours are
blue...
TOM
From: bounce-118799779-26920...@list.cornell.edu
[bounce-118799779-26920...@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Luke
[leorm...@gmail.com]
A report was made this weekend February 7, (with photographs) of a BOREAL OWL
in a backyard (sitting on a feeder!) in Gansevoort, Saratoga County.
The person who made the e-bird report was not the home owners. There are
efforts being made on multiple fronts to get more details on this bird to
NY-Blue
MA-Gold
ME-Red
NH-Black
NJ-Green
A silver colored one is USFWS (very hard to read) usually placed on the
other leg if state color band is present.
I sent similar the other day, but I didn't have the forum address, just
originator...apologies.
A good link here:
I just spoke with Jeff Nadler who has spoken with the home owner. The owl was
only seen for a few minutes on Saturday and not seen since. If it returns, the
owners will pass that along.
There are way too many places for it to hide and with deep snow, the searching
will be that much harder.
Around 10-10:30 this morning, the BOHEMIAN WAXWING at Fort Niagara State
Park was showing well, along with about 30 Cedars, 4 Robins, and 4 PURPLE
FINCHES. They were in the heavily laden fruit trees near the north entrance
booths (the Parkway entrance).
Near the south end of Hulbert Road in
The bird flew in from the east at 2:40 over Old Fort Rd. Currently perched and
being seen by many.
Sean Camillieri
Sent from my iPhone
--
NYSbirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsWELCOME
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/NYSbirdsRULES
At Belmont Lake State Park, three of the previously reported Greater
White-fronted Geese were close to the wooded northwest border of the lake,
at about 8:30. They and the Canada Geese were not moving much, and
probably many Canadas, perhaps with other companions, were out of sight,
further back
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