Ken Rosenberg just (8am Sunday) reported that the WHITE-EYED VIREO is
continuing at the Sherwood Platform, which is on the west side of the main
pond, on the Wilson Trail at Sapsucker Woods. It was first found late Thursday
afternoon by Garrett MacDonald in that vicinity and seen by only a
Found at Sapsucker Woods. I went on Linda Orkin's SSW /CBC bird walk this
morning.
We got several good looks at a YELLOW BELLIED SAPSUCKER with a BLACK cap on
top of its head, rather than a reddish cap. It had all the other marks of a
mature bird. No red at all.
In woods south of main pond.
First HOUSE WREN just started singing in my Ithaca yard. No migrating hawks
yet.
Ken
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Newly fledged Mourning Doves appeared in my driveway this morning. Brown
Thrashers are singing again after a few days of silence, and I glimpsed some
chasing.
-Geo
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This morning while birding at Stewart Park, I set my Canon SX50 camera down
on the platform that extends out into the Swan Pen (very bad idea). Approx.
10:15 AM.
I returned a couple of hours later to look for it, but it is not there.
(Long story involving a flat tire about why I didn't realize it
Hi everyone, Ken found my camera-- in the car with the flat tire after all!!
Diane
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Sitting on my beach, I just noticed a Canada Goose sitting in the top of a huge
flower pot at the end of my neighbors' dock. I think it is on a nest of eggs,
since walking above their place on the RR track these past weeks, I have seen a
lot of noisy goose activity at the end of this long dock.
On brief stops today at Mt Pleasant (11:34-11:48am) and Sandbank Rd
(1:52-2:05pm) Ann Mitchell I saw 2 migrating BROAD-WINGED HAWKS at each
location. One at Sandbank was remarkably low directly overhead, and quite a
treat. The others were distant, and the first at Mt Pleasant (after a mere 6