Along with 5 other adults & one juvenile is a neck-banded Tundra Swan
on Mill Pond. The band is turned in such a way that I couldn't see the
number. Perhaps someone with a good scope can see it & post their
findings. The swans have been on the pond for a couple wks..
Gadwall continue on both p
We had two new yard birds for the year today at our place in Caroline
Center. The first was 2 Pine Siskins with the usual flock of Goldfinches
this morning, and the second was a Carolina Wren at our feeders early this
afternoon.
Bill
Baker
-
This mes
A single Common Redpoll graced our feeders in Brooktondale yesterday,
spotted by my daughter, Lisa.
Two days ago we had our first-ever Carolina Wren visit the suet, and
it's back again today poking around the vines on our house. I hope it
stays. It's not too often we get a new yard bird these
Today our feeders are very busy with finches. A flock of 40-50 Goldfinches is
being joined by 5 Pine Siskins and 3 Redpolls.
Hunt Hill Rd., east of Ithaca.
Laura
Laura Stenzler
l...@cornell.edu
--
Cayugabirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/CayugabirdsWELCOME
http://www.Northeast
You know what’s really spooky: Turner Classic Movies will air this again next
Fri at 3:45 pm! Yikes, they heard you Bill…
It remains a pretty good horror movie (52 years later!) that makes you wonder:
could this happen?...climate change, some kind of weird red tide thing,
behavioral changes due
Altho I don't have a huge number of them, the Downy Woodpeckers have pecked
numerous holes in my wooden house and finally made a nice round hole in the
garage roof soffit, where a few of them are living. I saw one coming out!
Then yesterday, after dawn, I went out to fill the feeders and the deck
The Cayuga Bird Club will be meeting on Monday, February 9, at 7:30pm at the
Cornell Lab of Ornithology, with cookies and conversation at 7:15.
Our speaker, Dr. Andre Dhondt, Morgens Professor of Ornithology at the
Cornell Lab of Ornithology, will be presenting - "Factors driving rapid chan
I have a suspicion that our yard just became the set for the famous movie.
When I put seed out this am (about 8:30) a swarm of Bluejays (about 20)
swept in and attacked the breakfast while I was still standing about 5 feet
away. That's 2 to 3 times the usual number of jays. Then a half hour ago,
At the entrance to the Sampson Cemetery on Rt 96a, there was a MERLIN
flying with something in its talons.
At the HWS boathouse, there were 5 TRUMPETER SWANS along with lots of
the usual ducks and Canada Geese. Also, a BROWN CREEPER was in the
large maple above the boathouse.
Daniel Graham
Tburg
