Our SFO group spent the morning at Newman golf course walking towards Jetty
Woods, with the inlet hosting a good variety of waterfowl, including GW
teals, pintails, gadwalls, redhead, canvasback,etc. A lone BONAPARTE'S GULL
hung out cooperatively before flying right in front of us showing of its
up
The lone FOX SPARROW is back, feeding right next to SONG SPARROW and A.
GOLDFINCH & a 2 real reddish male HOUSE FINCHES.
Nice to have them all lined up to compare their relative sizes. All pretty in
the sunlight, along with now 3 C. GRACKLES & 6 all-black, male RED WINGED
BLACKBIRDS.
Foxy is vig
2 PINE SISKINS at my feeders this morning,
along with 2 C. GRACKLES, 2 B.C. CHICKADEES, 2 HOUSE FINCHES (female), 2 SONG
SPARROWS (pair?), 2 WHITE BREASTED NUTHATCHES, 2 BLUE JAYS, 2 BROWN HEADED
COWBIRDS,
& many RED WINGED BLACKBIRDS, including 3-4 females, many GOLDFINCHES &
CARDINALS, as wel
Last evening around 8:00 I stopped at the intersection of Snyder and Mohawk
behind the Ithaca airport. At least 4 woodcocks (from all directions) were
peenting and I could hear at least two skydancing. Fun!
Michele
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