The grebe is currently swimming around a bit to the north of East Shore
Park. It is visible from Stewart Park.
Brad
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To elaborate more on the grebe's position: Tim and I were looking from the
Swan Pen at Stewart Park when I spotted the grebe this morning. From
Stewart Park, if you look to the northeast along the east shore, you'll see
a squat, yellow shed near a break in the trees where the road is visible.
The
Around 1300 today we had our First of Year Killdeer! (The 27 year norm is 3/10)
Also
overhead were a large flock of Pine Siskins and three large skeins of Snow Geese
heading NW.
JS
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John and Sue Gregoire
Field Ornithologists
Kestrel Haven Avian Migration Observatory
5373 Fitzgerald Road
I also heard my first Killdeer of the season call this morning, just outside of
my office in Savage Hall on the Cornell University campus at around 8:00am as I
was coming in to work.
--Terry
John and Sue Gregoire k...@empacc.net wrote:
Around 1300 today we had our
From 2:30 to 3 p.m. today I watched a good-sized male Pileated Woodpecker
just back of my house. He was tearing apart a pile of rotted logs that have
been there for years. He worked his way along the side and nearly under when
a gray squirrel came sauntering along down the side hill and too close
Well, how does one count the great numbers of redheads, canvasbacks, blacks
whatever else is in the huge, huge raft of feathers between Firelane 20 25
along Rte. 90?? There we saw the largest concentration of canvasbacks I have
seen in a very long time. Dave Wheeler also commented about the
Hope to see you here!
Monday, Feb 20 from 7:30-9:00PM
The race to conserve Asia's vultures by Yula Kapetenakos
The introduction of a veterinary drug used to treat cattle in Asia during the
1990's directly resulted in one of the most catastrophic bird population
declines in modern history.
