?Hi all,
Yesterday I walked EIRW and the highlights of my walk are below here.
Sparrows included White-throated Sparrows, Song Sparrows and Tree Sparrows near
the feeder at house on EIRW near the junction of Hawthorn/foot ball field
south entrance, where they usually hang around with local
I spent yesterday touring the so-called Southern Highlands, starting at the
Tioughnioga WMA outside Woodstock (S. of Cazenovia) and moving south through a
number of hilltop State Forest conifer plantations, ending in the Pharsalia
area. Looked for birds and cones in Norway and white spruce,
Re response to this boy scout proposal for the Union Spring Mill pond:
I have much experience with activism letter writing to small
town/non-Ithaca town boards (Lansing is not at all like Ithaca, with regard
to its governance and with the values of many of its citizens). I chaired
the huge
Thanks to all who have written to me.
I agree with Donna Scott about personal, paper letters. If necessary, I
can print letters to present to the mayor. I would like to have copies
of whatever is sent to the Mayor.
Letters should be addressed to:
Mayor Ed Trufant and
Board of Trustees,
RBA * New York* Syracuse* December 01, 2014* NYSY 12. 01. 14 Hotline:
Syracuse Rare bird AlertDates(s):November 24, 2014 - December 01, 2014to report
by e-mail: brinjoseph AT yahoo.comcovering upstate NY counties: Cayuga,
Montezuma National Wildlife Refugeand Montezuma Wetlands Complex
We also saw the pipits (2) along Wildlife Drive at Montezuma. Believe
the large white birds were Tundra swans, not snow geese (saw them fly,
no black wing tips etc. Many mixed duck groups , including the Mill Pond
in Union Springs, preponderance of Wigeons, and the notable and easily
seen raft
Saturday a pair of E. BLUEBIRDS on Lans. Stat. Rd.
today ~30 SNOW GEESE flying northeast away from Cayuga Lake, today on Lans.
Stat. Rd.
Probable female A. KESTREL on wire by Scofield Rd. north side NY RT 34B.
Sent from my iPhone
Donna Scott
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