Re: [cayugabirds-l] Radar showing large nocturnal flight tonight in NY

[Peter Saracino]

Thanks Dave!
Pete Sar

On Mon, Sep 14, 2020, 8:41 PM David Wheeler  wrote:

> I'm hearing lots of low-flying thrushes. Not a lot else so far.
>
> Dave W
>
> On Mon, Sep 14, 2020, 8:25 PM David Nicosia  wrote:
>
>> All,
>>
>> Radars in NY state are exploding with bird echoes after sunset. These are
>> the biggest radar migration signatures I have seen so far this fall.
>> Tomorrow could be really good. Hope you can get out there.
>>
>> All the best and stay safe!
>>
>> Dave Nicosia
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Radar showing large nocturnal flight tonight in NY

[David Wheeler]

I'm hearing lots of low-flying thrushes. Not a lot else so far.

Dave W

On Mon, Sep 14, 2020, 8:25 PM David Nicosia  wrote:

> All,
>
> Radars in NY state are exploding with bird echoes after sunset. These are
> the biggest radar migration signatures I have seen so far this fall.
> Tomorrow could be really good. Hope you can get out there.
>
> All the best and stay safe!
>
> Dave Nicosia
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[nysbirds-l] Radar showing large nocturnal flight tonight in NY

[David Nicosia]

All,

Radars in NY state are exploding with bird echoes after sunset. These are
the biggest radar migration signatures I have seen so far this fall.
Tomorrow could be really good. Hope you can get out there.

All the best and stay safe!

Dave Nicosia

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[cayugabirds-l] Green Heron (Ringwood Rd)

[Eveline V. Ferretti]

Green Heron spied on this evening’s walk with our dog, in a marshy area at the 
top of Ringwood Rd. S/he flew up from the reedy water’s edge to perch on a dead 
tree branch, looking for all the world like an important VIP guest wearing a 
fancy puffed up coat.  Have seen Blue Herons and a verrry occasional American 
Bittern (as in 2x over 25 years) in this area. Now my first Green Heron!

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Phalarope off Stewart Park

[Suan Hsi Yong]

Pat Martin wrote:
> Did you see it well enough to ID it to species?

No, I'm not too unfamiliar with their fall plumage, or with
distinguishing them in general, honestly.
Checking Sibley's now, the thing that made me think peep was the
stripe down its wings during flight, which looks like Red-Necked or
Red and not Wilson's.

Suan

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Phalarope off Stewart Park

[Pat Martin]

Suan,Did you see it well enough to ID it to species?Pat Martin-Original Message-
From: Suan Yong 
Sent: Sep 14, 2020 4:07 PM
To: Cayuga Birding List 
Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Phalarope off Stewart Park

I was windsurfing between east shore park and the piling cluster. Somewhere near the middle of the lake, just south of the piling cluster, I was surprised to see a little shorebird flying away from me. "What are you doing out here, peep?" I thought, and then saw the bird land just a few feet away. Phalarope! I thought, and sure enough I could see it floating on the water nodding back and forth like a wind up toy. I was moving pretty slowly on that reach. On the next reach we were planing fast and I was glad to find the bird again at nearly the same spot, but this time I think my fast approach may have scared it farther away, as I did not see it since.If the bird were at the same spot it would be scopable from the west side of Stewart Park looming due north.Suan_Composed by thumb and autocorrect.
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Fwd: [cayugabirds-l] Reminder: CBC Webinar tomorrow at 7:30 pm - Marie Read, Journey to Antarctica

[Laura Stenzler]

Cayuga Bird Club will host award-winning nature photographer Marie Read in a 
live webinar TODAY September 14th, at 7:30 pm!
If you'd like to attend this stunning presentation, you will need to register 
in advance at http://www.cayugabirdclub.org/webinars to receive the Zoom link.
Marie will tell us about her trip exploring Antarctica aboard the cruise ship 
National Geographic Explorer. We’ll meet swarms of pelagic seabirds, get up 
close and personal with the region’s adorable penguins, enjoy encounters with 
whales and seals and be awed by the stark and dramatic beauty of the White 
Continent.

Marie Read has won numerous awards for her exquisite bird photographs and is 
the author of numerous magazine articles and several books about birds and 
their behavior. Her most recent book is Mastering Bird Photography
This webinar is free and open to the public. The evening will begin with 
Marie's presentation, followed by a Q session. We will then continue with our 
September Cayuga Bird Club meeting.

Diane Morton

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[cayugabirds-l] Phalarope off Stewart Park

[Suan Yong]

I was windsurfing between east shore park and the piling cluster. Somewhere 
near the middle of the lake, just south of the piling cluster, I was surprised 
to see a little shorebird flying away from me. "What are you doing out here, 
peep?" I thought, and then saw the bird land just a few feet away. Phalarope! I 
thought, and sure enough I could see it floating on the water nodding back and 
forth like a wind up toy. I was moving pretty slowly on that reach. On the next 
reach we were planing fast and I was glad to find the bird again at nearly the 
same spot, but this time I think my fast approach may have scared it farther 
away, as I did not see it since.

If the bird were at the same spot it would be scopable from the west side of 
Stewart Park looming due north.

Suan
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