[cayugabirds-l] Upland Sandpiper Broome County

[David Nicosia]

Derek Green found an Upland Sandpiper this morning on Owen Hill Road in
Lisle, NY. The bird was refound again at around 230 pm by Kevin  McGann at
183 Owen Hill Road at  42.3623,-76.0361
I imagine with north winds tonight and Friday and continued snow showers
the bird probably will stick around.

see  https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S44716453  for some good photos by
Derek. This is the first "uppie" we have had in Broome co. in at least a
dozen years!

Dave Nicosia

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[cayugabirds-l] Pine Warbler at suet

[Regi Teasley]

We had a Pine warbler at our suet feeder this afternoon.

West Hill in the city
Regi 

One touch of nature makes the whole world kin.  
Wm. Shakespeare


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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Juncos

[Geo Kloppel]

I ran into the surfeit of juncos on Sunday, while walking my dog Sandy from 
Larue Road to Curtis Road along Fisher Settlement Road, which parallels Miller 
Creek in the Danby State Forest. If there were any Pine Warblers along there 
(as seemed likely enough), they were swamped by all the Juncos: I guesstimated 
a couple hundred. By contrast, the few Fox Sparrows were easy to hear. So don’t 
despair, Asher, they may be working up the creek toward you...

On Monday, it was an excess of Flickers instead, so I read John’s story with 
interest. I flushed 10-15 of them out of one West Danby yard just by driving by.

-Geo
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Juncos

[Asher Hockett]

Looking for Fox Sparrows I moved to our basement which looks out over the
area under our feeders which are at 2nd story level. What did I find?The
rest of the juncos which haven't made it to Laura's yard yet! Can't count
'em, but must be 70 or 80 and there are ton above at the feeders. Also many
Pine Siskins mixed in, but, NO Fox Sparrows.

On Thu, Apr 19, 2018 at 1:42 PM, Laura Stenzler  wrote:

> There are over 100 juncos on our lawn, around the house and in the woods
> behind the house at the moment. Amazing!
>
> Hunt Hill Rd., Dryden.
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> Laura
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[cayugabirds-l] Juncos

[Laura Stenzler]

There are over 100 juncos on our lawn, around the house and in the woods behind 
the house at the moment. Amazing!

Hunt Hill Rd., Dryden.

Laura


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[cayugabirds-l] Western Meadowlark

[Pat Martin]

The Western Meadowlark was still present on Armitage Road this morning. It was 
singing from about 8:40 to 9 am. It was heard first in trees near the house 
nearest to Olmstead Road and on the south side of Armitage Rd., so in Seneca 
County, then had a visual of a singing bird (but with its back to us, darn!) in 
the trees near the house closest to Wiley Road and on the north side of 
Armitage, so in Wayne County. It was last seen and heard flying north. It 
seemed to be exhibiting territorial behavior, namely singing from treetops and 
flying in a (partial) circle around us. The song seemed slightly different from 
the one that Jay McGowan attached to his ebird checklist from last weekend. 
Jay, if you want to hear my cellphone audio, send me your phone number.

Pat Martin
>
>stakeout Western Meadowlark, Armitage Rd., Savannah (2018), Wayne, New York, US
>Apr 19, 2018 8:26 AM - 9:02 AM
>Protocol: Traveling
>0.227 mile(s)
>10 species
>
>Ring-billed Gull  20
>Yellow-bellied Sapsucker  1 Drumming
>American Crow  1
>American Robin  2
>European Starling  2
>Song Sparrow  2
>Northern Cardinal  1
>Western Meadowlark  1 Visual of singing bird. Audio obtained. Bird was 
>singing from trees on both sides of the road. Had its back to us and flew 
>before I could get a picture.
>Eastern Meadowlark  0 Did not hear any singing on this cold, 
>snow-on-the-ground morning.
>Red-winged Blackbird  2
>House Sparrow  2
>
>View this checklist online at https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S44717356
>
>This report was generated automatically by eBird v3 (http://ebird.org)

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Does anyone know if there are red tail hawks nesting this year in the gorge at the Stewart Ave bridge over Fall Creek

[Dave Nutter]

I glanced out the taxi window as I drove across the bridge yesterday, and the 
nest appeared empty - no eggs, no adult - but it was a very brief look. 

- - Dave Nutter

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Does anyone know if there are red tail hawks nesting this year in the gorge at the Stewart Ave bridge over Fall Creek

[Carol Cedarholm]

No hawks on the nest by the bridge this year.
Carol

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[cayugabirds-l] Magee Marsh bus trip with the Cornell Lab

[Marc Devokaitis]

Hi Cayuga Birders,

There is still space left on the bus to Magee Marsh with the Spring Field
Ornithology class. Magee is known as "the warbler capital of North America"
and we are likely to see 25-30 species of warblers, plus hordes of other
birds (and birders :))

The bus leaves the morning of Friday, May 11th, and returns on Sunday
evening, May 13th. This year, the schedule will allow 2 mornings on the
boardwalk, doubling the odds of a great migrant show.

See details here:
http://www.birds.cornell.edu/sfo/magee-marsh-trip

Email sfo_cl...@cornell.edu or call 607-254-2165 if you have questions.

Marc Devokaitis and Leo Sack
Cornell Lab of Ornithology

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[cayugabirds-l] Does anyone know if there are red tail hawks nesting this year in the gorge at the Stewart Ave bridge over Fall Creek

[Barbara B. Eden]

Thanks,
Barbara



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[cayugabirds-l] New birds

[Carol Keeler]

Well, the Chipping Sparrows finally made it to Auburn.  I had two this morning. 
I still have American Tree Sparrows and Juncos.  For the second time ever I had 
a Fox Sparrow.  I’ve been watching for both birds.  I’ve had quite a few Song 
Sparrows for quite awhile.  I also have three male Purple Finches, plus one 
female that have become regulars at the feeders.
Yesterday, the Osprey from the cell phone tower down the street on rt. 20 flew 
over.  It’s back!  I also nearly got run over by a Cooper’s Hawk chasing a 
grackle.  I was out filling the feeders.  I don’t think the grackle got caught. 
 I could feel them zoom by.  


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[cayugabirds-l] Pine Siskin

[Bard Prentiss]

Finally had a pine Siskin at
my feeder in Dryden on Wednesday. First in years. 
Best,
Bard 

 Bard Prentiss 
(607)882-0504

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