I posted some frame captures of digivids I took of the black-headed gull (all
lower case) that Dave Nicosia found at Armitage Rd. Saturday afternoon (2
April). Please forgive the quality...I picked frames to try to show variation
in appearance of the leg color (which I would describe as
Hi All,
I've spent many hours looking at hundreds to thousands of Bonaparte's
Gulls on Lake Champlain in summer and early fall. When these birds
first appear on the lake in late July and early August, most of them are
still in full breeding plumage, and the *typical* leg color on these
Susie I spent most of the early morning picking up trash along Leonard and
Bald Hill School Rds. in Caroline. We encountered 2 WINTER WRENS on
Leonard, one singing.
S. S. Fast
Brooktondale
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Location: Monkey Run--SE loop (Monkey Run Road to river to 13 and back
along RR tracks).
Observation date: 4/3/10
Notes: A great day with many new arrivals for me. Lots of birds flying
overhead (flickers, robins, blackbirds) but mostly in singles. Highlights
included VESPER SPARROW
Birds were on the pond edge nearest to rte 38 with a few killdeer. Nice treat
for our SFO group! Time was 1030 am.
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I took a late morning bike ride to Freeville and back today. Lots of birds
came in!
-VESPER SPARROW on West Dryden west of Scofield.
-EASTERN MEADOWLARK on West Dryden west of Caswell.
-PINE WARBLER and CHIPPING SPARROW at Genung Nature Preserve.
-TREE SWALLOWS and one BARN SWALLOW on Etna east
Shawn Billerman and I did a bit of birding this morning (3 April 2010)
to enjoy the warm weather. We started at Myers, where the highlight was
seeing Tom Johnson and his Spring Field Ornithology group. We then hit
Stewart Park, where highlights were a YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER by the Swan
Pen, a
In response to Dave N,
We were on George Road around 7:45 and did not see the Pectoral
Sandpipers. We did see 2 Rusty Blackbirds (maybe Dave's group also saw them)
along
the Dryden Lake trail close to Purvis Road.
Best, Ann Mitchell
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I saw a pair of Merlins taking amorous dives at each other on the
Dryden side of Sapsucker Woods this afternoon. The male and female
were chattering excitedly just like the pair that has been reclaiming
its previous territory near my house on the edge of Cayuga Heights on
I've read Kathy's list several times at the moment can only think of A.
WIGEON that she missed. We saw dozens of them.
We counted 30-40 Cormorants at Knox Marcellus.
We met a couple at Tschache who later followed us to the Audubon Center. The
wife was anxious to get on the road after seeing
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