Our first RT Hummingbird came to the feeder this morning.
Teresa Bulatek
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About 1pm, north of the footbridge between the park and the golf course, we saw
about 8 Bufflehead, along with one pair of Hooded Mergansers, and one pair of
Redheads.
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There is a multi-colored pigeon walking along West Northview Rd, off
Coddington, banded, can't seem to fly but quite tame. It was here yesterday,
barely walking according to the person who saw it yesterday. I couldn't find
it when I got home yesterday, and he called the Lab of O and was told
again today or
tomorrow.
Teresa
- Original Message -
From: Mary E. Winston
To: Dave Bulatek Teresa Wagner Bulatek ; CAYUGABIRDS-L
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2014 2:07 PM
Subject: RE: [cayugabirds-l] injured banded pigeon
I have spoken with this gentleman and offered
male and female Blackburnian warbler
male and female Yellow-rumped warbler
Both pairs of birds were really working on the catkins of the river birch near
our deck. One went briefly to the mixed-seed feeder on the deck but left as
soon as a goldfinch arrived.
We have not seen these before,
We saw our first RT at our window feeder this morning on Ithaca's South Hill.
Teresa Dave Bulatek
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Female RTH at our feeder today about 12:30pm - hadn't seen any for several days.
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Thanks for the replies - we had responses suggesting mainly for spring peepers
and also for chipmunks.
Teresa Bulatek
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Sent: Friday, October 14, 2011 10:31 AM
Subject: [cayugabirds-l] bird sound or frog
We keep hearing something during the day and at night, making single chirps or
peeps. They chirp once or twice, then stop for a few minutes. This is not
much info, but I heard them recently in Massachusetts as well. Any info, or
possibilities?
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There was a female RT hummingbird at our nectar feeder this morning, 9/27.
Teresa
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We have just seen this happening - by both an either immature or female
oriole and a male oriole in our yellow trumpet vine - at different times in
one day. They hammered into the base of the bloom at different angles; the
bloom usually dropped off eventually. They then either dropped down
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