TONIGHT
Feel free to join even if you are not member!!
DETAILS:
The Cayuga Bird Club Dish-to-Pass and Bird Walk is tonight,
Thursday, June 11 @ 6:30 pm
Here are the details, as a reminder, from our previous announcement:
PLEASE BRING:
a generous dish to share-main dish, appetizer, or
yes, that Mockingbird is a virtuoso- when he's really geared up , so
many songs go by so fast that it is bewildering. And he doesn't only do
the showy songsters, his Willow Flycatcher imitation is just about
perfect! But Marie knows him well, and his Wood Thrush isn't his best
rendition.
Hi all,
A (I’m assume the same) YELLOW-BILLED CUCKOO was singing this morning at
about 7:30 AM to the west of the main pond at the Lab of O, somewhere to the
west of the intersection of Wilson Trail North (just south of where the trail
meets the side of the pond) and the West Trail (that
Hi all,
I'm doing a photo project at Salt Point in Lansing, and have been there most
mornings for several weeks. It's been interesting to see and hear the changes
in avifauna and behavior as the breeding season progresses.
Especially interesting this morning were several new (to me) species:
I'm sure I can speak for all of us when I give a hearty THANK YOU to Kevin for
his compassion. It's a heartbreaking story, but I am relieved that the poor
creature is no longer suffering.
Marie
Marie Read Wildlife Photography
452 Ringwood Road
Freeville NY 13068 USA
Phone 607-539-6608
I had to smile at you hesitance with the Wood Thrush because on May 9th I
recorded a Northern Mockingbird at Salt Point singing the best series of
imitations I've ever heard. I actually removed a couple birds from my eBird
list when I watched the Mockingbird singing perfect renditions. He was
