Hi all,
I received the following from Laura Kammermeier, on behalf of the Rochester
Birding Association (RBA) and Braddock Bay Raptor Research (BBBR). I am sharing
it here because I think everyone on this list would enjoy it! Please read
on...
Laura Stenzler
l...@cornell.edu
Across from vicinity of 64 Sweazey Rd, Lansing, about 3:30 pm, I saw 3 E.
MEADOWLARKS & 3 N. FLICKERS (2 female, 1 male), along with 2 A. ROBINS (pair),
foraging in the open grass where the sun had melted the snow!
I had 23 species at my bird food/feeders on snowy Monday, yesterday, with a
We have 4 fox sparrows under our spruce trees in Brooktondale...all trying
to scratch below the sno for food.
...Time is the friend of the wonderful company, the enemy of the mediocre.
~Warren Buffett
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Hi all,
Isn't that sun great? Today I entered my Project Feederwatch data for my two
count days this week - Sunday and Monday. We had 22 species, most of which are
at the feeder today as well. There is still alot of snow on the ground - more
than 6 inches.
The birds that are still here
It was just 10 degrees F in my neighborhood this morning, so I imagine the
early nesters (Ravens, Bald Eagles...) must be sitting pretty tight to keep
their eggs and nestlings warm.
-Geo
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Tip:
My friend Stefhan, whose yard on West Hill near Eco-Village abuts brushy
woodland, has a great way to observe birds easily under conditions we've had
the past couple days. In an area near his house he raked the snow off the
ground to expose dead leaves & soil, creating a bit of more usable
