Thought I should mention that I had two Common Redpolls at my Galway, NY
feeders yesterday - the 11th. I have seen plenty of Siskin reports, but very
few for Redpolls. Interesting combination of a single Rusty Blackbird, the
Redpolls, and three Fox Sparrows yesterday, amongst many other
Thought I should mention that I had two Common Redpolls at my Galway, NY
feeders yesterday - the 11th. I have seen plenty of Siskin reports, but very
few for Redpolls. Interesting combination of a single Rusty Blackbird, the
Redpolls, and three Fox Sparrows yesterday, amongst many other
Bird was there at 12:45 today. Last seen preening for 10 minutes in the left
most of three apple trees on the red barn property (trees are in a row adjacent
to the red barn). The bird was not present the first half hour I was there.
First spotted on the roadside wire to the west of the red
Bird was there at 12:45 today. Last seen preening for 10 minutes in the left
most of three apple trees on the red barn property (trees are in a row adjacent
to the red barn). The bird was not present the first half hour I was there.
First spotted on the roadside wire to the west of the red
Same thought. Details please.
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Same thought. Details please.
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Thanks Larry.
A similar owl poem I must post that is my favorite:
If the Owl Calls Again
By John Haines
at dusk
from the island in the river,
and it's not too cold,
I'll wait for the moon
to rise,
then take wing and glide
to meet him.
We will not speak,
but hooded against the frost
soar above
Thanks Larry.
A similar owl poem I must post that is my favorite:
If the Owl Calls Again
By John Haines
at dusk
from the island in the river,
and it's not too cold,
I'll wait for the moon
to rise,
then take wing and glide
to meet him.
We will not speak,
but hooded against the frost
soar above
Wait – squirrels like poached eggs?? … Sorry, couldn’t help myself!
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Engineering and Construction Services
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Main 518-898-9553 ext. 1553 | cell 518-542-3489
Wait – squirrels like poached eggs?? … Sorry, couldn’t help myself!
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Kurt Weiskotten
Environmental Scientist
Greenman-Pedersen, Inc.
Engineering and Construction Services
80 Wolf Road, Suite 300, Albany, NY 12205
Main 518-898-9553 ext. 1553 | cell 518-542-3489
And of course, a relative, the eastern chipmunk is a notorious egg thief and
will go after nestlings and other meaty creatures of circumstance. I have
even seen a chipmunk readily eating the hind quarters of another chipmunk!
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And of course, a relative, the eastern chipmunk is a notorious egg thief and
will go after nestlings and other meaty creatures of circumstance. I have
even seen a chipmunk readily eating the hind quarters of another chipmunk!
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Environmental Scientist
In response to your Willet sighting, the following from the NC Bird ListServ:
"4/19/16. This morning at 9:42 on Roanoke Island I had about 100 willets fly
over in two flocks, headed north, maybe 30 in the first and 70 in the second,
in view at the same time, very high in the sky.
Jeff Lewis
In response to your Willet sighting, the following from the NC Bird ListServ:
"4/19/16. This morning at 9:42 on Roanoke Island I had about 100 willets fly
over in two flocks, headed north, maybe 30 in the first and 70 in the second,
in view at the same time, very high in the sky.
Jeff Lewis
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