The natal plumage of the young Gallinules still showed their red heads and
wings. I
found this video that shows both, but it's not very clear. If anyone has some
photos
of them at this stage, I'd love to see them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaU-zGnr4KU
Sue
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John and Sue Gregoire
Field
Hi Sue,
I have a photo of a couple that are pretty close to this stage at:
http://www.chirpsandcheeps.com/. It's the third row down on the left.
Click on it to enlarge - and then you can enlarge further using the icon at
the top right of the photo.
Hope that helps,
~ Sue
-Original
W
e have had 4 juvenile sharp-shinned hawks frequenting our yard for several
days now. We had an identified nest a couple years ago that also had four
offspring. No awareness of the nest this year. I have gotten many nice
pictures. This morning they were trying to figure out how to catch
I've put up several photos of the Great Shearwater. There are also photos of
an unusual-for-July Snowy Owl being harassed by a Northern Mockingbird. Many
songbirds-in-flight photos from May are also up: grackles, orioles, tanagers,
waxwings, Purple Martin, Seymour the pheasant (a.k.a. Fred),
Hi All,
In the I can't believe I've never been there category, I visited Catharine
Marsh in Watkins Glen for the first time today (19 July 2014). It's a beautiful
marsh, and despite the late date and hour, my visit was quite productive. I
birded from Rock Cabin Road, along the eastern edge of
This was posted to several other area eLists. Sharing this sad news with those
on Cayugabirds-L who may not have received this message.
From: Thomas O'Donnell
tmodonn...@roadrunner.commailto:tmodonn...@roadrunner.com
Subject: [nysbirds-l] Jerry Lazarczyk
Date: July 19, 2014 9:14:39 PM EDT
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