Passing on an invitation from Greensprings Natural Cemetery who are sponsoring
this event:
Friends,
We’d love to see you at this birding event:
Attracting Birds to Your Garden:free presentation and slide show with Steve
Kress, Thursday, April 21, 7 p.m. at the Sciencenter, 601 First Street (rig
Birding with Lynn:What birds are on the move? Where can you see them and what
are their songs? Enjoy a ramble with Lynn Leopold (and celebrate Earth Day) at
9
a.m. Saturday, April 23, at Greensprings Natural Cemetery Preserve, 293 Irish
Hill Road. Rain date is Saturday, April 30, 9 a.m. Bring b
An EASTERN TOWHEE few under my feeders today to feed with other sparrows.
It is looking pretty wet now. Migration is great!
Good Birding,
Ann
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Although I've been slower to get into gear and quieter about it, I have been keeping a list of when the various species of birds have first been found in the Cayuga Lake Basin in 2011. We're now up to 168 species of which I'm aware. As previously the information is in 2 formats, a checklist so y
My sister just called to say that Victoria Campbell called and said the loon
stranded on the east side of Flat Iron Rd. will be rescued at 10 am tomorrow
(Sunday). Thanks to everyone for their efforts on this beautiful bird's behalf;
here's hoping the efforts are successful to get it back on its
The forecast had been exciting for today for Derby Hill - strong southeast winds to blow lots of migrating raptors close to the shore after a couple of days of being stalled by north winds. It was potentially the best forecast a scheduled SFO trip had in a long time. There was just one nagging pr
Hope a lot of people don't converge on the site & traumatize the bird more than
it probably will be, if it isn't already.
Keep us updated . thanks!
Fritzie
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For people who don't know. Victoria Campbell is a thoroughly knowledgeable and
infinitely compassionate Wildlife Rehabber that we are very lucky to have in
our area. She runs Wild Things Sanctuary off Snyder Hill Road. You can bet the
loon is in the most gentle, capable and ethical of hands with
I don't doubt her capabilities one bit. Such people are well trained &
compassionate. I meant the activity of people who might "flock" to see the
capture would traumatize the bird.
I am relieved to know the name of a re-habber in the area. We apparently no
longer have one here in our area. She
Yes, on second thought I probably should not have posted the time. 'Twas not
meant as an invitation -- hopefully if anyone gets in the way Victoria will let
them know! I'll ask my sister to update me and will let the list know how it
turned out.
-Kristie
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From: J
Led SFO group 2 to Derby Hill in the cold, wind
and driving rain. There was even some snow mixed
in at times!! We continued the SFO tradition of
stopping by the"SNIPE" spot at the intersection of
Route 3 and 104B and found at least 8 WILSON'S
SNIPE (there were probably many more).
Given t
I am going to write here what I feel needs to be. Birders! Please resist the
urge to witness the rescue, and potentially compromise the rescue effort. .
Stay away and let the rehab person do her job. Read about it here - LATER!
Please!!
On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 9:21 PM, Glen wrote:
> Yes, on sec
Hi, I use Victoria Campbell - she is very good - her number is 607-200-4100.
Please let me know how you make out.
Mary E. Winston
Public Outreach Assistant
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
(607)-254-2473
"Travel is fatal to prejuidice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our
people need it s
Oh sorry, Victoria is a wildlife rehabber
Mary E. Winston
Public Outreach Assistant
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
(607)-254-2473
"Travel is fatal to prejuidice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our
people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of
men and th
I tried sending this yesterday, but it did not go through:
On Friday morning, I went to Lick Brook off of Sandbank Road and walked the
Finger Lakes Trail for a bit. No new migrants, but nice views of BROWN
CREEPER, PILEATED WOODPECKER, YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER, WHITE-BREASTED
NUTHATCH, and WI
A welcome return of Chipping Sparrows at my feeders today. Although they
are having trouble holding on with the 50 MPH plus winds we are getting
on the hill.
Carl Steckler
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