Both singing behind Warren Hall around 8:15 this morning. The clay-colored
sparrow was by the parking lot, the scarlet tanager east a bit further, in the
woods.
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I saw my FOY House Wren on Quarry Rd near Snyder Hill Rd. yesterday.
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A friend reported seeing what the thought was 15 Tundra Swans on Dryden Lake
this morning.
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West side
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There is a Peregrine Falcon on a ledge on the west side of Cornell's Bradfield
Hall, enjoying its breakfast.
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>From a friend who lives near Dryden lake …
There is a small flock of white swans with black bills out on Dryden Lake right
now. They are absolutely beautiful.
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Yesterday morning I walked to Cornell from Eastern Heights. Here are some
highlights …
- about 30 Pine Siskins along Tudor Rd.
- a Solitary Sandpiper by the side of the trail near Hawthorne Woods
- a White-crowned Sparrow by Maplewood Apartments
- House Wrens galore
- a Brown Thrasher
- Eastern
There was a PEREGRINE FALCON on a ledge about 2/3 of the way up the SW corner
of Bradfield at 4:45.
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Sorry for the late post, but around noon on Sat 1/2/16, as I returned to Ithaca
from Auburn on Rt 34 I came across a field full of thousands, and I guessed
probably 10’s of thousands of snow geese between Scipio Center and Genoa.
Initially the flock was on both sides of the road, but part of
on the road ;-)
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> On Jan 4, 2016, at 2:11 PM, Ray Zimmerman <r...@cornell.edu> wrote:
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> Sorry for the late post, but around noon on Sat 1/2/16, as I returned to
> Ithaca from Auburn on Rt 34 I came across a field full of thousands, and I
> guessed probably 10’s
Female ring necked pheasant by entrance to the Thompkins County recycling
center. To male wood ducks with the mallards at Wegmans parking lot.
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Just departed from Bradfield heading west.
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SW corner, 2/3 of the way up.
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A colleague of mine just sent me some photos he took last Friday of bald eagles
on the ice on Cayuga lake. One shot showed 6 eagles (1 adult and 5 juveniles).
Four of the juveniles were clearly all trying to get their share of the same
meal, complete with some in-air clashes. Taken from a house
Around 8:20am today, one was feeding in the same area you saw the male feeding
two days ago. Btw, how do you distinguish gender? Just relative size?
Here’s an iPhone-through-binoculars photo:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/16qr05mcz4fospr/2015-02-27-Bradfield-Peregrine.JPG
And, I agree that this
Again today, same place … single RAVEN seen twice in the last few minutes.
Ray
On Feb 19, 2015, at 11:00 AM, Ray Zimmerman r...@cornell.edu wrote:
Minutes ago, RAVEN flying over Cascadilla Gorge behind Rhodes Hall (Cornell).
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Minutes ago, RAVEN flying over Cascadilla Gorge behind Rhodes Hall (Cornell).
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East side of Bradfield hall now.
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A bit late posting about this … Friday afternoon around 4:45 as I waited for my
bus across from Bradfield Hall, I saw one Peregrine perched on the usual ledge
about 2/3 of the way up the SW corner of the building. Then, before I could
reach the east side of the building to check the ledges
On ledge on SW corner of Bradfield Hall. Minutes ago.
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It was there again this morning around 10-ish.
Ray
On Jan 8, 2015, at 8:52 AM, Marty Schlabach m...@cornell.edu
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About 8:15am this morning a peregrine was perched about ¾ up the east side of
Bradfield Hall. I heard it call before I looked up to see it.
Speaking of ravens, few days ago while waiting for the bus along Snyder Hill
Rd. two ravens flew by. I noticed them when one vocalized, making a sound my
neighbor described as a Star Wars light saber sort of sound, before reverting
to the normal raven croaking. Sorry I don’t have a better
Nutter
On Jun 15, 2014, at 03:23 PM, Ray Zimmerman r...@cornell.edu wrote:
Today around 12:30pm as I stepped outside (in Eastern Heights, Ithaca) the
call of red-tailed hawk caught my attention and I quickly spotted it
circling overhead. As I grabbed my binoculars, I soon realized
as showing up
light-colored against the black undertail coverts? A quite noticeable
feature of Zone-tailed as I remember.
--John
On Jun 16, 2014, at 1:10 PM, Ray Zimmerman wrote:
Thanks everyone for the helpful discussion and sorry for my silence (busy
with life). Here’s a bit more
Today around 12:30pm as I stepped outside (in Eastern Heights, Ithaca) the call
of red-tailed hawk caught my attention and I quickly spotted it circling
overhead. As I grabbed my binoculars, I soon realized that it was a very
unusual red-tail (at least very different from the one’s I’m used to
There was a BROWN THRASHER singing away in the top of a small tree in the
Cornell Plantations arboretum this morning. I also saw 3 CORMORANTS fly over
while I was there.
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About an hour ago, while waiting for the bus at the Statler, I saw a PEREGRINE
FALCON fly over … looked like it might have been heading toward Bradfield Hall.
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Peregrine on west side of Bradfield Hall now.
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Thanks for this pointer … my 12 yr old son was very happy to be able to add
these to his summer bird photography project. We saw two red-headed woodpeckers
among those dead trees and he got some nice photos and a bit of video of one of
them in a bush eating berries.
Ray
On Jul 21, 2013,
My son took these pictures of a waterthrush this morning by the SSW - Podell
Boardwalk …
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/g38islyumjrlkb8/8B-UtAXVTt
Not being familiar with waterthrushes, I began looking at various books,
web-sites, apps to try to figure out which one it was and was coming to the
Thanks for everyone who answered … Northern it is.
Ray
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My son took these pictures of a waterthrush this morning by the SSW - Podell
Boardwalk …
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/g38islyumjrlkb8/8B-UtAXVTt
Not being familiar
RAVEN about 7:30 flying over horse pastures on Pine Tree Rd toward East Hill
Plaza.
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Corner of Snyder Hill and Skyvue in Eastern Heights, NORTHERN MOCKINGBIRD
evicts a male NORTHERN CARDINAL from his bush as Mrs Cardinal looks on, then
proceeds to sing quietly (gloomily?).
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KILLDEER flyover near CCC and Clark Hall just now.
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I know I'm late to the party, but we FINALLY had our first flock of about 25
REDPOLLS drop in at our feeder in Eastern Heights this morning, if only for a
few seconds.
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Now.
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, 2013, at 9:27 AM, Ray Zimmerman r...@cornell.edu wrote:
Now.
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Me too. About the same time today.
Ray
Eastern Heights, Ithaca
On Sep 12, 2012, at 7:17 AM, Robyn Bailey wrote:
At my feeder this morning @ 7:20.
Robyn Bailey
Lansing
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The red-headed woodpecker has not been seen (as far as I know) since Friday,
but here are two *very* blurry photos we got then.
https://picasaweb.google.com/zman.ray/RedHeadedWoodpecker62212EasternHeightsIthacaNY
- Ray
On Jun 22, 2012, at 4:14 PM, Ray Zimmerman wrote:
My wife called
Beautiful red-headed woodpecker at our feeder and around our yard as I post!
Ray Zimmerman
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My wife called (about 4:10pm) to say the red-headed woodpecker was just seen
again momentarily, almost landing at our feeder before disappearing over the
garage.
Ray
On Jun 22, 2012, at 9:04 AM, Ray Zimmerman wrote:
Of course, it flew away while I was posting. Will post again if any of my
A friend just told us about another red-tailed hawk nest near Cornell campus
that I hadn't heard about. It's located on the north cliff wall of the Fall
Creek gorge just above the Stewart Ave. bridge and below eye level when viewed
from the bridge. When we looked about an hour ago, it looked
Two Turkey Vultures just flew by my Rhodes Hall office window nice and close
... one was scratching it's head with its foot as it glided by. Amusing sight.
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We had a Chipping Sparrow at our feeder on Snyder Hill on the 24th (reported
for FeederWatch), and I'm sure I first saw it a few days before that. Didn't
realize it was one of the first sightings of the year in the area.
Ray
On Mar 30, 2012, at 8:32 PM, Meena Haribal wrote:
So the real
We enjoyed watching about 5 display flights of a Woodcock from the field in the
southeast corner of Snyder Hill Rd and Whitted Rd. on Tuesday evening at dusk.
Ray
On Mar 14, 2012, at 9:00 AM, John and Sue Gregoire wrote:
We were enjoying several displaying woodcock last night and figured
knowledgeable correct or
confirm it. I've put some lousy quality photos taken with my iPod here ...
http://www.dropbox.com/gallery/145326/1/bird-remains?h=80e111
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A vireo question from someone with little vireo experience. It is very
difficult for me to distinguish between the songs of Red-eyed and Philadelphia
vireos on the recordings I've heard. Here in the basin, how safe is it to
assume that what I hear are Red-eyed and not Philadelpia? Or does it
Does anyone know where I can find the Spanish names of local birds?
Ray
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About 1/2 an hour ago I saw a warbler-sized bird foraging on the ground under
the trees in front of the parking spaces facing the pond at Cornell
Plantations. It was a pretty uniform brown on top and streaked brown below with
a yellow throat and yellow underside near the tail. The top of the
.
Best,
Matt Medler
Ithaca
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About 1/2 an hour ago I saw a warbler-sized bird foraging on the ground
As I got off the bus by Bradfield at about 8:15 this morning, I looked up and
saw the Peregrine circling. It circled a number of times and then landed
briefly on the SW corner and began vocalizing. Then it flew again and circled a
few more times before landing on the SE corner where it was I
I just saw a hummingbird fly by as I was sitting on my porch in
Eastern Heights. Isn't he a little late in leaving?
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