I hadn't seen one for a long while and couldn't find any pictures in my
bird guide. I was having to get ready to go do Shakespeare so I didn't
have time to do a more thorough search. And it didn't look like any
immature male I'd seen in the past. It really was a ringer for the
illustration of t
Everyone should try Avicaching!
Last month I decided to try see how many eBird Avicaching spots I could
visit in one day.
Kevin (McGowan) thought it sounded like a fun plan too. He joined forces
with me at the end of June for a test run of this endeavor.
We decided to try to maximize for points a
Why not immature male Rose-breasted Grosbeak?
--Dave Nutter
On Jul 17, 2015, at 03:18 PM, Melanie Uhlir wrote:
> I just had what looked for all the world like a female Black-headed
> Grosbeak at my feeder. At first I thought it was a Rose-breasted, but
> the markings on its head were much bri
I just had what looked for all the world like a female Black-headed
Grosbeak at my feeder. At first I thought it was a Rose-breasted, but
the markings on its head were much brighter than those of a female
Rose-breasted and, more to the point, there was a very noticeable
orange-y wash on its bre
Hi Cayugabirders,
Another week through July, and we’re that much closer to fall migration.
Following Wednesday’s cold front, the past couple days have felt positively
Septemberesque. This weather event has manifested in the birds as well, with
more shorebirds filtering through the area and some
