I would guess that means NYS-89 by the giant goose (Goose Haven) between 520 and I-90. I found a Cattle Egret among the cattle there late in a previous year.--Dave NutterOn Oct 28, 2012, at 10:26 PM, Jay McGowan jw...@cornell.edu wrote:No more information so far, hopefully we can get more
As I was finishing a walk to Treman Marine Park Sunday afternoon I saw a flock of ~75 BRANT flying south fairly low over the Inlet. They quickly changed their collective mind and circled the Stewart/Treman area for a couple minutes. I last saw them on a glide path for the southwest part of the
Group of about 15 WHITE-WINGED CROSSBILLS in hemlocks at Azalea Garden,
Cornell Campus.
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At least one male and one female-type White-winged Crossbill were still
feeding in the hemlocks between the A.D. White House and the Big Red Barn
on the Cornell campus as of 1:30PM.
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Today while slavishly attending to my feeder, hoping to fortify my yard birds
(Purple Finches, Goldfinches, Chickadees, Tufted Titmice, Red-Breasted and
White-Breasted Nuthatches, and 1 White-Crowned Sparrow) for the impending
storm, I realized mid-afternoon that I had a flock of EVENING
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I figured I'd check Dryden Lake this evening, just in case some scoters or
something might appear. No such luck. There were a couple of Ruddy Ducks,
some Common Mergansers, a few dozen Canada Geese, 5 Mallards, and 75
Double-crested Cormorants. Most were out in the middle of the lake,