Colleagues,
I've recently had all my Wells College email forwarded to my gmail address,
which is very convenient. But, when I try to respond to a post from the
cayugabirds listserve, the list doesn't recognize me.
Can I subscribe to the list from my gmail account? Does anyone know how to do
I noticed robins, not in large flocks but a few, around our place in
Lansing. They hadn't been in evidence for most of the winter so far. The
birds I saw were foraging in the few areas of open ground--mostly under
parked cars--free from the recent snow cover. My guess was that the recent
snows
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I have not posted to this list in ages, but I'm an on-line lurker. Good to be
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Yesterday, there was a female (I believe) Coopers Hawk stalking my feeder
birds. She is around every winter. Yesterday, she swooped in, missed all
targets, but I think she must have bumped into one of the
Below is part of what I wrote to Steve yesterday about my robin thoughts
observations.
Fritzie Blizzard
Union Springs
Steve wrote:
I thought they might be going to some preselected roost (following them was
not an option today), but why so many this time of year? Constructive ideas
New Year's Greetings!
Similar to Nancy Cusumano's report, a Coopers Hawk(s) has also been stalking
my feeder birds on and off lately. I live across from the CU agriculture
fields on Hanshaw Road with the greater Sapsucker Woods—Briarwood and the
Sapsucker Woods Sanctuary— behind our house.
I would bet it's the same 2 Bald Eagles on Duboise Rd as have been at the south
end of the lake. Several times I've seen them fly from the south end of the
lake up the west side to a point midway to the Ithaca Yacht Club and seeming to
favor a particular tall White Pine. I haven't seen them
