The blue sky has brought migrating Broad-winged Hawks over Ithaca. Look up!
Ken.
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Randomly decided to walk the Larch Meadows trail at Buttermilk Falls, a
pleasant trail except for the persistent noise from Route 13. Ran into a nice
mixed flock including Nashville, BTGreen, BTBlue, Chestnut-sided,
Black-and-white, and possible Parula. Pewees were active and feeding young.
Hi all,
Today I worked with Ngampit in the garden a whole lot. Early morning, we had a
Scarlet Tanager, Rose-breasted Grosbeak chinking away and a Blackpoll
warbler, along with a group of Cedar waxwings which have spent most of the
morning eating Yew berries (so hopefully they are cured of
I took a stroll on the South Hill Recreationway from 6-7 PM. Pretty cool and
quiet but...I saw an Olive-sided Flycatcher perched in the open on a snag below
the trail behind the Northview drive backyards. The bird was showing the white
rump patches of a juvenile. This was a first for me in
In addition to the migrating hawks (ended up w only 28 BROAD-WINGS and 2
OSPREYS during the brief clear period), migrant warblers seemed to be
everywhere today. Checking chickadee flocks in my yard, in the woods between
Arrowwood Lane and Tareyton Park, and on E King Rd, I saw multiple
