Mature Bald Eagle sitting near a bloody-looking deer carcass in large agric.
field w/ the many power line poles, across from power plant entrance, NY Rt
34B, Lansing.
Just at sunset.
Donna Scott
Lansing
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An hour later, we had about 12 Pine Sisken at our feeder along with the
goldfinch and then 4 Purple Finch showed up. Perhaps they arrived before today
but the activity around our feeders may have lured them in around 11:00.
Still, I'll trade nearly the whole lot for one Snowy Owl.
John
While I was outside walking, I found a pretty female YELLOW BELLIED SAPSUCKER
eating cedar tree berries in my woods across from house. It was hanging around
with a DOWNY WOODPECKER.
All day I have enjoyed watching 5 AMERICAN CROWS feeding under the trees and
feeders in my yard. 1 or 2 sit up
Only one PIne Siskin and one Purple Finch here so far, but I’m happy to say “me
too!” from Tupper Road
-Geo
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Mostly RED HEADS 100s, on water & frequently flying mostly from north to south
today, here by Lansing Station Rd. #535. Saw 1 CANVASBACK, 2-4 RING NECKED DUCK
& BLACK DUCK. small flock GOLDEN EYES, w CA GEESE.
YOu could have access to RR track thru my yard. Park in road.
Donna Scott
Lansing
A lone Pine Sisken and a lone male Purple Finch out a mile or so past Jeff
this morning. In Brooktondale at my feeder.
On Sun, Jan 14, 2018 at 10:05 AM Jeff Gerbracht
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> We had a lone PISI yesterday at our feeders, joined this morning by 6
> more. Now just
Just spotted a Song Sparrow on the ground under one of my feeders. I
occasionally have one winter over here on Burns Road in Brooktondale.
Annette
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Confer's feeders
We haven't had any goldfinch at our feeder for about a week, until yesterday. A
few showed up yesterday, but today I counted ~50 on the ground under one of
three feeders with a few more at each of the other feeders.
Gladly trade 25 American Goldfinch for one Pine Siskin, or
It's great to hear of live Snowy Owls being seen. So many young ones are
dying of starvation this year. There is a steep learning curve for young
predatory birds hunting prey and many are not making it.
Candace
On Sun, Jan 14, 2018 at 10:08 AM, Dave K wrote:
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> 10
10 a.m. pole sitting on east side of Thorpe between lot farm and Seneca Falls
Airport
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We had a lone PISI yesterday at our feeders, joined this morning by 6
more. Now just waiting for the Redpolls !!
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The two Pine Siskins have been joined by a few Purple Finches here is south
Danby, including one very bright handsome male.
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asher
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