Re: [cayugabirds-l] Fox sparrow

[Laurie Ray]

I have had a fox sparrow coming to my feeder area, occasionally, since
Christmas. Such a beautiful bird.

On Thu, Feb 16, 2017 at 11:49 AM, Yvonne Fogarty 
wrote:

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> Hi all,
> We have a fox sparrow at our bird feeder today. It is hanging out with the
> white throated sparrows. Has anyone else seen then? I don't usually see
> them til spring.
> Yvonne
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Fox sparrow

[Dave Nutter]

As far as I know, Yvonne, yours is the first 2017 Fox Sparrow found in the 
Cayuga Lake Basin. 
Another species which migrates early was also first reported today: a Golden 
Eagle seen by Tim Lenz northbound over the Lab of O. 
Happy sort-of-Spring!
--Dave Nutter




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> On Feb 16, 2017, at 11:49 AM, Yvonne Fogarty  wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi all, 
> We have a fox sparrow at our bird feeder today. It is hanging out with the 
> white throated sparrows. Has anyone else seen then? I don't usually see them 
> til spring.
> Yvonne 
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[cayugabirds-l] enterprising Juncos

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This afternoon there were several juncos at our feeding station. Despite 
multiple other offerings, 3 of them flew up to a side porch railing and began 
attempting to use a Niger seed sock. Not being able to hang from it and pull 
out the seed, they perfected a different method. They took turns standing on a 
block of wood on the railing, so they were about 8" below the sock, then they 
jumped up and butted the sock with their head. This dislodged 2 or 3 seeds at a 
time which they gobbled up! Everything is quiet out there now but this behavior 
lasted for about 20 minutes.Colleen Richards

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[cayugabirds-l] yard birds

[Bard Prentiss]

Hi Alll,
This morning I was visited by two quite special, to me, yard birds.  First a 
Brown Creeper appeared in a the tree near my feeders. it stayed in the yard for 
about 10 minutes. An hour or so later a Carolina Wren showed up.  It only 
stayed for a minute or so and didn't visit the suet feeders which were in use 
by E. Starlings. I'm hopeful it will return soon.

Best,
Bard

Bard V. Prentiss
27 East Main Street
Dryden, NY 13053
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[cayugabirds-l] Fox sparrow

[Yvonne Fogarty]

Hi all, 
We have a fox sparrow at our bird feeder today. It is hanging out with the 
white throated sparrows. Has anyone else seen then? I don't usually see them 
til spring.
Yvonne 
Sent from my iPad
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