Thank you all for turning this around. Out of an abundance of caution - good choice. Rich Guthrie On Apr 15, 2024, at 5:20 PM, Christopher Sperry wrote:
Who are the appropriate people to thank?
Chris Sperry
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Parks and Recreation - and DEC - are concerned about the resources that they are charged with protecting - if it is not inconvenient and/or if they can get some good publicity. Otherwise they will find a way around whatever the “problem” is. Look at Upland Sandpipers v. solar farms, or Cerulean
As you suspected, European Redwing is very rare anywhere in North America and especially so this time of year. But anything is possible. There have been other highly unlikely species found at other times and places. So it is always a good idea to follow up on reports like this to be sure that we
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I agree. With my hearing loss, I’ve lost track of many of the once familiar
bird songs and calls in my world. Now, with Merlin, I get to know what might be
out there and know to look around for old friends.
Rich Guthrie
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Perhaps there are enclaves of self-perpetuating returning generations (site
fidelity) . Other locations with potentially suitable habitat are awaiting some
pioneer settlers.
Rich Guthrie
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> On Jun 9, 2019, at 6:34 PM, David Nicosia wrote:
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> I have a question about
Reminds me of a time some years ago, when, as NY Editor American Birds CBC
issue, I was reviewing Christmas Bird Counts. On a Schenectady count, two
groups reported E. Screech Owls. Both groups independently noted that they
heard the owl mid-day.. After some conversation we were able to determine
