Many thanks to everyone who responded to my request a few weeks ago. I've got
several promising leads, but am still looking for many of the subjects we need.
In particular at this point we'd like nests of:
Killdeer
Downy Woodpecker
White-breasted Nuthatch
Bluebird and/or Tree Swallow in
Keuka Lake Area
I have attached a couple of links showing the robin that is white from the
neck down.just don't see that every day.
Kurt
http://www.brokenroadfarms.com/images/773_145a.jpg
http://www.brokenroadfarms.com/images/774_146a.jpg
Hi all,
The female hooded merganser that is occupying a nest box above our driveway
has been kind of elusive the last few days. We weren't sure she was still
around - until this morning, when Ton got photos of her entering the box! You
can find them here:
Woo, it would be fun to watch baby mergs coming out of the box!
Meena
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Please join us for a Chat in the Stacks with André Dhondt at Mann Library ...
Book Talk: Interspecific Competition in Birds
André A. Dhondt
Thursday, April 26 at 4:00pm
Mann Library, Room 160
One of the challenges of the future is to maintain biodiversity, and a very
large number of factors
One of my deal sites just alerted me that for a short (indeterminate) time,
both the Apple iTunes Store and the Android (Amazon AppStore) have the Audubon
Birds app for $1 instead of $20. I have not used it yet, but for $1 will get
it. It claims to have an eBird tie-in. Maybe someone can
I got the Audubon Birds App for my Nook Tablet after Linda Orkin recommended
it.
With nothing to compare it to, because I don't have a smart phone to put an App
on, I like it and use it a lot. Many of the bird sounds are loud enough and the
photos (usually at least 4 different ones) are
I went up the lake with Stephanie Greenwood. Highlights were:
Union Spring Frontenac Park - 2 CASPIAN TERNS, 1 BONAPARTE'S GULL.
Montezuma Visitor's Center - Many GREEN-WINGED and BLUE-WINGED TEAL,
NORTHERN SHOVELERS, GREATER and LESSER YELLOWLEGS, PURPLE MARTINS.
Larues - 2 WILSON'S SNIPE,
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 5:10 PM, Chris Pelkie chris.pel...@cornell.edu wrote:
One of my deal sites just alerted me that for a short (indeterminate) time,
both the Apple iTunes Store and the Android (Amazon AppStore) have the
Audubon Birds app for $1 instead of $20. I have not used it yet, but
At Myers this morning, at 9:30, Marianne Ludwigsen and I saw a lone
NORTHERN PINTAIL. It left soon after we arrived.
In Cayuga, from a distance, we thought we saw a swan, but a drive down into
Harris Park revealed a SNOW GOOSE swimming close to shore. We were
concerned with the way it held one
Another rare one for Broome. Of course I am on the road!
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Directions to West Corners Swamp? Google didn't help any, so any info
appreciated. Thanks,
Mona Bearor
So Glens Falls
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I will put it on ebird on my alternate account so you can find it. That's the
best I can do for now. I will also find exact lat long for this area. Stay
tuned.
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From: Mona Bearor conservebi...@gmail.com
Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2012
To get to the marsh, you drive down route 26, the google earth address is 1329
union center maine highway, endicott, ny.
You basically drive down route 26 and turn right before you get to the Ann G.
McGuinness Intermediate School.
There is a road which leads up to the soccer fields for the
Thursday April 26
Walking through the Montezuma Audubon Center woods and marsh to prepare for
Friday's Home School Nature Programs, I heard/saw the following...
bald eagle (adult)
northern harrier (adult male)
black-throated green warbler (FOS)
yellow-rumped warbler
ruby-crowned kinglet
barred
Sad but true story seen in The Week magazine, April 26, 2012, that I
thought would be of interest to birders.
Don Timmons
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