Quite a bit of birds are still moving overhead tonight. In 30 minutes beginning
at 11:30, I counted 44 Swainson's Thrushees and 6 Gray-Cheekd Thrushrs over my
hose in Northeast Ithaca.
KEN
Ken Rosenberg
Conservation Science Program
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
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Here is small sample of photos from today. Now back to some "foraging"...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/davenicosia/sets/72157629959515410/
From: david nicosia
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Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 4:52 PM
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Ha Ha,
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sentences!
Thanks, Dave!
Benning Marsh- star of the day: HUDSONIAN GODWIT putting
on a show for 3 carloads of birders foraging fairly close to road. wow.
also 2-3 WHITE-RUMPED SANDPIPERS among common ones.
Got some birding in with Dan Watkins and Capt. Mike Ackeley before storms.
Myer's Point- 2 singing ORCHARD ORIOLES. 1 female RED-BREASTED
MERGANSER hanging around with a male and female common merganser.
Lake Road- 2 singing GRASSHOPPER SPARROWS as others have had.
Montezuma Wildlife Drive- 1
Including 4 WILSONs PHALAROPE. Lots of DUNLIN and other common shorebirds. Did
have 3 SANDERLING. No RUTU or knots.
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I spent about an hour and a half at Myers Point this morning starting
about 5:45. The biggest highlight was provided by a HORNED GREBE. This
would have been amazing enough given the bird's stunning breeding
plumage, and that it apparently furnishes the latest spring record for
Tompkins County in eB
We visited Montezuma on Saturday. There was a trumpeter swan family
with five cygnets (along the road, just south of the interstate). The
northeast end of the main pond had Wilson's phalarope, semipalmated
plovers and sandpipers, pectoral sandpipers, dunlin, green-winged
teal, gadwall, and others
Still present as of 1115 am. Other shorebirds too including 2 white rumps.
Close to road again putting on a show.
Dave Nicosia.
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Hello all,
Yesterday till late evening (6.00 PM) Hudsonian Godwit was in the Benning Marsh
feeding and resting. Around 6.00PM after feeding long enough in the marsh, flew
into the grass at the back of the Benning's close to I-90 and was preening and
not easily visible if you did not know the loc
At 6:45 this morning in the field across from 218 Bundy Road there was one
sandhill crane. It was still there about 10 minutes later when I returned to
the same spot on my walk. I walk in this area frequently, and have never seen
one here before. Marsha Kardon
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