Jeff Bolsinger reports that the Le Conte's Sparrow is still at the same
location on Fort Drum as of this morning (Friday).
Bill Purcell
Hastings NY
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Jeff Bolsinger
> Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2013 9:22 PM
> To: oneidabi...@yahoogroups.com ;
visit this
morning at 10:25 AM was too early since were only about 40 geese present. I
spent the intervals on Oil City Road where there also lots of geese, all
Canadas, and I found very few geese in surrounding areas.
Bill Purcell
Hasting NY
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p; 1/2 Road.
Bill Purcell
Hastings NY
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On Nov 18, 2011, at 3:20 AM, Curt McDermott wrote:
> dHi All,
> I wanted to update the status of the PfG for anyone considering
> searching for it this weekend. To my knowledge, the bird was last seen on
> Wedn
me to 120 nest holes.
Some birds along Hogtown Road were Blue-headed Vireo, Red-breasted Nuthatch,
Brown Creeper, Black-thr. Blue Warbler, Yellow-rumped W., Black-thr. Green W,
Blackburnian W. and, up at Hogtown (such as it is), Golden-crowned Kinglet and
Pine Warbler.
Bill Purce
The 5 Black-bellied Whistling Ducks were resighted in Caughdenoy about 4 miles
NW of Brewerton on Monday evening but the birds soon left and were last seen
heading north. It's very unlikely that they are still in the area.
Bill Purcell
Hastings NY 13076
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inder" of these birds but the person who first
reported them does not want a lot of people traveling down a one lane road with
no parking and no public access to the lake trying view the ducks. At any rate,
that appears to be a moot point now but he will be properly credited in my
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