At 10:15 am, the bird was sitting in the little tree in the courtyard by the
back entrance to the Cornell store, in the sunshine. I seem to find him most
often in sunny areas; I don't know if he's just easier to spot, as the yellow
feathers glow more brightly, or if he likes to sun himself.
-Li
Thanks to Liisa, at 10:25 this morning I was able to spot him in the two
smallish trees just west of the benches in Wee Stinky Glen. He was
eating some of the dessicated fruit in one tree (crab apple?), then went
down to the water to get a drink, then flew back up and spent quite
awhile in the
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Subject: Re: [cayugabirds-l] Western tanager still here
Thanks to Li
In it's usual spot, eating berries and seeds near back entrance to Cornell
Store. Flew off to trees near wee stinky glen. I didn't have my binoculars,
so I didn't get a good look at plumage details, but it didn't appear to have
any major changes.
-Liisa
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