Regarding Meena's lack of Fox Sparrows - I spent the morning trolling 
Connecticut Hill WMA for anything interesting to record. There were three Fox 
Sparrows (red) calling as they foraged around the beaver pond. Lots & lots of 
Robins. Many Juncoes. And three Purple Finches.

Bob
On Oct 30, 2013, at 9:32 AM, Meena Madhav Haribal wrote:

> Hello all,
> Last few days I have been seeing lots of Am. Robins on Strawberry Hill circle 
> road as there are lots of fruiting crab apples. Today I must have seen more 
> than 100 robins (I counted up to 57 then lost counts) in the location between 
> Strawberry Hill and East Ithaca Recreation way till Maple Wood Road. They 
> seem to be keeping close to fruiting vines or crab apples.  They squabble 
> with each others, chase each other, some singing and some chuck-chucking. It 
> seems they are all not local robins but they come from somewhere else and by 
> the time I return in the evening around 5.00+ PM they are gone. So they must 
> be assembling in the morning sometime.
>  
>  
> Also there were quite a few White-throated Sparrows singing too. Occasionally 
> I hear a Carolina Wren. Yesterday, I saw a raven  chase a hawk. No Fox 
> Sparrows yet!
>  
> It feels great to walk early in the morning!
>  
> Meena
>  
> Dr. Meena Haribal
> Boyce Thompson Institute
> Ithaca NY 14850
> Ph: 607-3011167
> http://meenaharibal.blogspot.com/
> http://haribal.org/
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