One recent good description of poses, etc. is the Stokes Nature Guides, Guide
to Bird Behavior, vol. 2.The original Saunders source is Saunders, Aretas
Andrews, The Summer Birds of Central New York Marshes Roosevelt Wild Life
Bulletin. vol. 3 , pp. 335-475. 1926Also A. C. Bent's Life
I was awake around 330 am. I heard a large flock of snow geese fly over my
house at 3.39 am. It passed over my house over a minute..
What a fun way to count birds while you are under a warm blanket.
Meena
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A pair of mutes are regulars on the Watkins waterfront and overwinter on the
west
shore.
John
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Hi Lauren,
As Marie noted sometimes this behavior is by small groups. I
watched a group of four Killdeer doing this display on a visit to Myer’s
several years ago. It was the most unusual thing to see these birds do what
amounted to a Killdeer version of a square dance calling
Hi all,
Some of my friends want to see snow geese flocks in numbers this week-end. So
if someone is seeing birds could you post locations to the list or call me at
6072298710.
Thanks in advance.
Meena
Dr. Meena Haribal
409, Boyce Thompson Institute (BTI)
Ithaca NY 14853 USA
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Posted to the list would be much appreciated!
On 3/27/15, 9:56 AM, Meena Madhav Haribal
m...@cornell.edumailto:m...@cornell.edu wrote:
Hi all,
Some of my friends want to see snow geese flocks in numbers this week-end. So
if someone is seeing birds could you post locations to the list or call
To enhance habitat for native birds and other species, some of the workshops
might be of interest to you.
http://www.ssreg.com/cornellplantations/classes/results.asp?cID=83531
Meena
Dr. Meena Haribal
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Ithaca NY 14853 USA
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A snipe is just east of a white farmhouse in a wet area on Stevenson Road. A
Killdeer is also present.
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An early Field Sparrow was at our feeder in the Village of Lansing just
now.
Although it's not typically a species I think of as a feeder visitor, we
had one here (on the same feeder even) in April of 2013.
-Scott H
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There is often a Field Sparrow or two at the Lab of O feeders during
migration also.not saying now though.
Linda Orkin
On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 1:06 PM, Scott Haber scotthab...@gmail.com wrote:
An early Field Sparrow was at our feeder in the Village of Lansing just
now.
Although it's not
I'm just realizing that I don't think I have ever seen a Snowy Owl in
flight. Cool Colleen.
Linda
On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 1:07 PM, cl...@juno.com cl...@juno.com wrote:
Sorry for the late post - life is a whirlwind these days. Sitting in a
friend's house at the corner of County Rte. 139/130
In addition to the two continuing Wilson's Snipe, the compost piles on
Stevenson Road were very good for gulls this morning. Two ADULT GLAUCOUS
GULLS, one 1ST CYCLE and one ADULT ICELAND GULL, and two ADULT LESSER
BLACK-BACKED GULLS were among the birds sitting in the fields around the
piles, all
Spotted an Eastern Phoebe on Dodge Road in trees just south of the stream
crossing about noon today (playing hooky from work).
Ken
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Last Wednesday there were several hundred Snow Geese in the cut-over corn field
along Rt 31. North side of the road. West of the Potato Building. The field was
still snow-covered and frozen, but I would expect there to be many more geese
there by this weekend.
Bob McGuire
On Mar 27, 2015, at
I had two Eastern Meadowlarks singing along Burdick Hill Road around 9 am this
morning. One perched high in tree. The other I could not see. South side of the
road, about one third of the way down the road from Triphammer Rd.
Bob McGuire
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About 1pm, north of the footbridge between the park and the golf course, we saw
about 8 Bufflehead, along with one pair of Hooded Mergansers, and one pair of
Redheads.
Teresa Bulatek
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One, lone REDPOLL showed up today at our niger seed feeder. Finally!
--Marty
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Larry called me to our bay window to quickly look at a CHIPPING SPARROW. As I
was grabbing my bins to look--but in the opposite direction--I spotted a FOX
SPARROW!! In the meantime the rest of the birds were flushed, and I have been
waiting for the chipper to come back, so I could see it for
Just had a large flock of Snowgeese fly over-going south. I don't regularly
get Snowgeese here between Skaneateles and Auburn.
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On Wed. 25 Mar. 2015 Becky Sewell, my daughter, saw 2 CHIPPING SPARROWS
under her feeders. She is 3.5 mi. east of Union Springs, inside the
Basin has far more varieties of feeder birds than I do.
I've had a SONG SPARROW under my feeders since 26 Mar.. I saw one on 18
Jan. but didn't try to
I'm not aware of any migrating swan reports, so will add that a fine-looking
Vee of 38 TUNDRA SWANS flew over my house about 1100 this morning. I don't
usually see groups this large.
Steve FastBrooktondale
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I headed up the lake this afternoon to see the thousands of Snow Geese Bob
mentioned. It was quite a sight! I did see one Osprey near May's Point hovering
over a stream where there were a number of Great Blue Herons.
Ann
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Beautiful FOX SPARROW (FOY) eating bird seed on ground under Spruce tree in my
front yard near dusk this evening, along with 7 female N. CARDINALS at least
4 male Cardinals, a SONG SPARROW, a few D.E. JUNCOS, 6 male RED-WINGED
BLACKBIRDS.
Several SNOW GEESE flocks seen earlier on walk down
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