I just counted over 20 Horned Grebes,, most in breeding plumage, 3 pied-billed
Grebes, 5 Common Loons, and a number of Buffleheads and Scaup Species.
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Judy Thoroughman and I went around the lake, braving the snow for a small
part of the trip. The winds were quite brisk at 10-15 mph.
At Stewart Park, there were both Horned and Pied-billed Grebes (not
anywhere near the numbers posted yesterday), 8 species of ducks, Coots,
Double-crested Cormorants
There were 2 when we saw them
On Sun, Apr 14, 2013 at 6:40 PM, Nari Mistry wrote:
> Ann Mitchell's post reminded me to write that we saw three adult Osprey
> at Stewart Park over the Swan Pen pond, at around 1pm. One (female?)
> perched on a tree and kept calling while the other two circled ov
At Dryden Lake there were 20 Cormorants and 7 Common Loons. So far I have
counted14 Juncos and a dozen Redpolls at my feeders. Shouldn't the Redpolls go
north? Gary said they like the food I am giving them and the warm weather feels
like they are in Florida!
Ann Mitchell
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After searching for Field Sparrows yesterday in different fields (in the
non-stop winds) I ended up hearing and seeing one at the Swan Pen after
seeing the Audubon's Yellow-rumped Warbler. It is always surprising what
you can find there.
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Linda and I walked there this afternoon and it was quiet. We did hear Brown
Thrasher, Ruby-crowned Kinglets, Pine Warbler, and the regulars. No Towhee for
us. Best,
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I also wanted to mention that she found SE owl pellets that had part of a white
plastic bag rapped around some pellets. Poor bird.
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Today Susan Danskin and I birded up the lake. There were great birds we saw
heading up the lake but I mainly want to report some of the more rarities
we saw. Caspian Terns were seen at Stewart Park. along with a couple Palm
Warblers. Harris Park's terns were also Caspian. At the Visitors Center at
There was a Savannah Sparrow at the swan pen today.
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Eight people joined me for a GREAT morning of birding. The sky was blue and
it was not too warm. We stopped two places.
First, we stopped on Dodge Road (off Stevenson Road) where there is a nice
stand of spruces. The only warbler we saw was a YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER.
Then we heard and saw a BROWN
On the way back to the car, we did spot a chickadee with nesting material
going into a hole in a loped off tree on the orange trail. Everyone liked
seeing that. Ann
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Sora.
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There is a Philadelphia Vireo past the Sherwood Platform where the trail splits.
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Hi Chris and all,
Stuart, Dave and I headed north today. The white caps at Myers were wild,
but at Puddlers off Towpath Road, we also had white caps. We also thought
we saw some in the large puddles on Towpath Road. A very windy day!
Birding was good. Stewart Park had MANY Chimney Swifts in the ai
Redheads.
The main pool at Montezuma was remarkable for the lack of shorebirds. We saw 2
Least Sandpipers at Larue's, 50 peep species on the main pool which was quite
dry. We saw nothing at Benning.
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I just heard one calling from my yard in Eastern Heights. Nice!
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Hi All,
Linda Clougherty and I went birding at Gutchess Preserve and North Park
Preserve.
We could find no paths at Gutchess. Looks like I have to go there with
someone who actually can find the trails.We saw or heard Song and Swamp
Sparrow, Bobolinks, Eastern Meadowlark, Killdeer, Spotted Sandpip
Donna Scott,Judy Thouroughman, and I had great looks at the warbler on the blue
trail near the railroad track at Lindsay Parsons, Great photo op!
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The Clay-colored Sparrow was still in the same field.
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The WHITE PELICAN was seen at Knox Marcellus along with a male EURASIAN WIGEON.
There was a WILSON'S PHALAROPE, also, seen by Wade and Melissa Rowley. The
LITTLE BLUE HERON flew in to roost with 45 GREAT EGRETS at 8:21 on Van Dyne
Spoor Road.
Good Birding,
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Just wanted to give you the heads up that they are draining the lst pool.
We saw Least Sandpipers and Lesser Yellow Legs there and a Solitary
Sandpiper near by. The fellow leading the trip also mentioned draining the
far pool soon in time for the Muck Race.
Good Birding,
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Today Linda Clougherty and birded the area for about 1 and 1/2 hours. The
Wilson Trail was quiet, but at the beginning of it we had good looks at 2
Philadelphia Vireos chasing each other around in a Sycamore tree. I heard a
Yellow Warbler calling. Other than the usual birds, we heard a
Rose-breaste
I thought I mentioned it before, but Linda Clougherty and I saw then caching
food a couple weeks ago. We did see them with some kind of nut and also
insects. Really cool!
Ann Mitchell
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On Aug 20, 2013, at 7:42 PM, "Marie P. Read" wrote:
> Hey there's a
Dave and I were at May's Pool, and spent quite some time watching the baby
in the hole. We saw it calling, but couldn't hear it. We saw an adult
feeding it. After leaving the spot, I headed to Mays. Some folks from
Manhattan showed up. Dave took them back to the nest hole. The son could
actually he
I saw them sitting on the compost pile at 5:00. They weren't together but were
in a line of T.V.'s. Very cooperative and best seen from Stevenson Road. Best,
Ann Mitchell
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> A few minutes ago Ben Barkley rep
at a
male Black-throated Blue. That bird was very close to me at eye level. I know
there were other species there, but they were not easy to see.
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On the first stretch of the drive on Montezuma Wildlife Drive, we had
anywhere from 4 to 7 Soras calling in the cattails in front of us. Pretty
cool! Paul may expound on what we saw, but I know Ken gave a report.
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, but there were none seen. Maybe it was practicing? Just wierd!
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> On Oct 14, 2013, at 3:19 PM, "W. Larry Hymes" wrote:
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> The other day at Upper Buttermilk I came across two RUBY-CROWNED KINGLETS
> behaving in a way I have never observ
It is not good news. Who actually gets the money??
Ann Mitchell
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> On Oct 15, 2013, at 8:36 AM, Meena Madhav Haribal wrote:
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> It depends on how much you love chasing birds and if you think it is worth
> $250 a year! CayugaRBA usage is low except for one gu
Last week I met ten people at the Lab of O for a half day trip. The
original venue changed from lake birding and going to Montezuma instead. We
first went to the Swan Pen at Stewart Park for warblers. We met two more
birding friends there. I think Bob said there was a Lesser Scaup and Ruddy
Ducks o
ock he had a high count of 83
(maybe a few more) Common Loons.
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Around 11:30 a.m.Dave and I saw the Cattle Egret Marty spotted yesterday near
Romulus. It gave us great views next to the road with 20 plus cows. The cows
seemed to harass it a bit. It then flew to the west side of the road over some
trees. An hour plus later one was reported at Treman Marina. W
Linda, Tom, and I just heard and saw a Belted Kingfisher. Also, a new beaver
dam has been built.
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Susan, Judy, and I went around the lake today. Of note at East Shore were
GREAT-CRESTED CORMORANTS, RUDDY DUCKS, and REDHEADS.
At Myers we met up with Jay McGowan.
At Long Point there was a huge raft of SNOW GEESE in the middle of the lake.
Aurora Boathouse yielded 3 HORNED GREBES and some GOLDEN
I headed to Aurora around 1:30 today. Met Dave Wheeler and Jin Tarolli
there. Dave counted 5 HORNED GREBES and Jim found the one EARED GREBE. That
was around 2:40. Good going!
At the north end of Cayuga Lake, I saw all 3 SWAN SPECIES. Lots of CANADA
GEESE, but did not come up with a small goose.
I finally felt well enough to take a walk which was at Renwick Park. A Winter
Wren entertained me for 4-6 minutes. Very cute and chatty. Good Birding, Ann
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My understanding is that the lake completely froze over was 1912. If someone
has a different date, that would be great! Ann
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> On Feb 9, 2014, at 2:27 PM, Linda Post Van Buskirk wrote:
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> As of noon today, Cayuga was pretty much frozen from Chris's hill north.
> Chris's h
There are 2 Horned Grebes and 1 Red-necked Grebes. Also, one male Wood Duck.
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Ten great birders joined me for a trip up the lake. Our first stop was at
East Shore Park. The winds were rather calm. We had great looks at all the
Aythyas, except for the Tufted Duck. Common Goldeneye, Bufflehead, Coots,
plus 30+ White-winged Scoters were seen. Common and Hooded Mergansers were
d
Dave Nutter and I went up the lake starting around 12:15. Our stops were the
Ithaca Marina (or boat club), Taughannock Park (north side) and Sheldrake. We
saw all ducks, except for Northern Shoveler and any teal. No rarities. Dave
found White-winged Scoters at Taughannock and Sheldrake. A singl
I agree, Linda. Muster seems quite appropriate. Thanks.
On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 1:11 PM, wrote:
> Recently, I found 2 dead crows near each other. I was surprised to find
> this. Is this unusual?
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Linda Orkin
> To: Sue Rakow
> Cc: Anne Clark ; cayugabir
David Weber and I went first to Thomas Road we stopped in front of a house
(sorry no address.) We heard major bill clacking, but nothing else. It was very
loud. We drove down the street hearing nothing. In front of the same house
heading back I heard a Northern Saw-whet Owl calling with it's too
At the Ellis Hollow Preserve, David and I heard a Barred Owl. Sorry. I didn't
realise that I forgot to mention the name of the bird. Details! Ann
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Dave spotted one at Frontamac with 25 Tree Swallows. Great looks. It must be
Spring!
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Between the two lighthouses at Stewart Park at 4:00 P.M. Ann
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I heard one at Martin's Tract. From the parking lot walk the part beside the
pond. I walk until I was next to the water. It called from there. Also. I saw 3
Caspian Terns at the north end of the lake. Ann
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Swan Pen Stewart Park.
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I meant Palm Warbler. Quests I got to study again.
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I also agree with Asher.
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> My guess is a Ruby-crowned Kinglet - not a warbler, and the crown usually not
> seen, http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/ruby-crowned_kinglet/id
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>
>> On Sat, Apr 19, 2014 at 10:57 AM, Rich
Dave Nutter and I were at Shorebird Flats past the main pool at Montezuma. It
flew in front of us and landed across from us. We had great looks at it.
Beautiful bird!!
Ann
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Mark Miller saw the Willow Prarigan on S Shore Extension. He sent the email at
11:37.
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Linda Clougherty and I heard 2 spontaneously singing at Park Preserve. Really
cool!
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> Hi all,
>
> The GHOW has returned to its roost at Palmer/Jessup Woods on north campus.
> He is currently in a small pine behind the r
I woke up to one singing near a nest box in the backyard. Happy spring! Ann
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There are 2 females at my feeders. Wish 2 males would also show up! Eastern
Heights. Ann
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Also, around noon a male Redstart was quite active around the middle of the
pond. Ann
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> At least one ORCHARD ORIOLE has returned to Myers Point. An adult male was
> singing cheerily from near the entrance, then foraging a
I worked for most of the day at 821 Cliff Street. Around 11:00 I went to
the trash bin out back. Coming back, i heard a bird singing. At first, I
thought, American Robin. Well, it had to be one with a very bad raspy call.
I listened for quite awhile. Scarlet Tanager!!
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Yesterday. Lots of Warblers including Blue-winged, Prairie, Hooded, Canada, and
Mourning (missed the Worm-eating for the moment).
Warning: BEWARE of ticks! I know better, but yesterday I did not tuck in my
pant legs under the socks and didn't tuck in my shirt. Two major no-nos! I had
8 ticks
I agree with Dave regarding a Broad-winged Hawk. Ann Mitchell
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> I am NOT an authority on raptors, but that has never stopped me from
> commenting before, so here's my guess:
>
> I think the first
Judy Thoroughman and I went north yesterday. There were no birds at Union
Springs Marina. We arrived there around 11:30.
The Wildlife Drive was the most productive. There were 2 plus Black Terns
there, too many to count Canada Geese and families and many Coot and Common
Gallunile families. Also
I arrived there at 3:30. Super lighting! Both Black-bellied and Golden Plovers
were there - more than one of each. Both Hudsonian Godwits remained. I saw
Stilt Sandpipers and Pectoral Sandpipers plus Dowitcher species. There were
many peeps, but they were too far away for me to find any Baird's
Continue at Knox-Marsellus.
Ann
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Saw 18 Turkey Vultures flying above Triphammer Road 3 miles north of Shops of
Ithaca. Pretty impressive!
Ann
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It was still at Myers when I left. Watched it for an hour.
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It was still at Myers when I left at 4:50. I watched for an hour.
Good Birding, Ann
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7 Black Scoters seen from East Shore Park plus 6 Surf Scoters now.
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Three are still at Knox Marsellus.
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Just talked with Mark Miller. Shorebird Flats is now Eaton Bird Flats. He also
just saw a Glossy Ibis there. Ann
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Today, Gary Kohlenberg and I went up the lake to Montezuma. Here is where we
went and what we saw:
Myers - 3 species of gulls and mallards.
Long Point- 35 or so Common Loons, a probable Red-throated Loon, but not 100
percent sure. 3 Pipits.
Montezuma Wildlife Drive - we saw every specie of duc
ve. No Sandhill
Cranes were seen and no Snow Geese either. It was much different than last
week.
We had a total of 51 species. If we count the accipiter sp., then it is 52. Not
bad for a cold and eventually wet day. We had a great time. Thank you to
everyone who joined us!
Ann Mitchell
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The owner of the Long Point Winery said he has seen 4 Short-eared Owls there.
They were first seen a couple days ago. Bob, Dave, and I saw 2 or 3 starting
around 4:35.
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Nine people joined me for a trip to see Short-eared Owls. We ended up birding
at the end of Scofield Road near Buck Road, because of a post from Jay McGowan
stating that at least three owls were there. When we arrived, we immediately
saw three of them - one was flying, one was sitting on the g
Still there at 3:30. Ann Mitchell
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> Still in the same place at 1:30pm today.
> Best seen approaching from the east.
> --Marty & Mary Jean
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> From: bounce-118670822-3494...@list.cornell.edu
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>From the Long Point Winery on Lake Road, Steve Fast and I saw three
Short-eared Owls, the first one seen at 4:45 (that was when we arrived
there) flying north of the road. We saw two on the south side. The owner of
the winery told me he has recently seen 5 or 6 there. It was t cold
to sear
Distant look at it from Myers Point by Dave and me. Ann Mitchell
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I have a Chipping Sparrow coming to my millet feeder. I have seen it 3 times
today. If anyone wants to see it, please do. Let me know if you need my address.
Ann
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At Lake Como 1196 Lake Como Road.
Ann
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At Christmas Tree Farm at Rt. 90 and Lick Street in Summer Hill.
Ann
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On Ledyard Road just west of Dixon Road. In with a flock of Horned Larks on
side of the road. Super looks!
Good birding,
Ann
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I hadn't seen the Chipping Sparrow for awhile, but he is here this morning. I
put a niger seed mix in a tray to attract American Goldfinch and hoping for
Redpolls. Goldfinch came and the Chipping Sparrow made an appearance. It was in
the tray with the finches. Cool! Ann
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Two Common Redpolls so far at my feeders! :)
Ann
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I still have 2 Redpolls coming to my feeders. Seems crazy - red-wings one day
and Redpolls the next day. Such is winter!
Ann
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I hade two Red-winged Blackbirds, a male and female, at my feeders last week.
In the past, I only saw males. The females came later. Ann
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> On Mar 20, 2015, at 11:56 AM, bob mcguire wrote:
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> I have had a couple of flocks of Red-wings & Grackles around the house and
> bri
This morning I was happily surprised to see a Pine Siskin at my feeders. There
also was one Redpoll and lots of American Goldfinches.
Good birding, Ann
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Here, here!! Ann
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 6:59 AM, Dave Nutter wrote:
> Yesterday's entertainment at Stewart Park was highlighted by a thin man
> in a hooded black wetsuit standing tall atop a surfboard with an oar in his
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> hands and slowly paddling the length of the shoreline. This of course
I will be leading a trip up the east side of the lake to Rafferty Road
to see Short-eared Owls. We will be meeting at the Lab of Ornithology at
2:00, probably birding the lake on the way there. We will be heading back
at dark. Dress warmly.
Best,
Ann Mitchell
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After birding all day with Dave Nutter in Summerhill, and not seeing any new
birds for the year, I arrived home and saw a Common Redpoll at my feeders.
I won't be around on New Year's Day, so whom ever has my area, should stop
by my feeders. Email me if you need my address.
Happy New
Here, here to Dave.
Ann Mitchell
On Sun, Jan 2, 2011 at 10:27 AM, B Mcaneny wrote:
> We are a truly favored birding community to have as our birding
> conscience and constant recorder the incomparable Dave Nutter. Dave would
> probably be the only one to deny that, but the rest
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