Hey all,
When you post a sighting, it would be greatly appreciated if you could
specify the area in which you saw your bird as many of us may not know
where you live. I don't need your personal address, just perhaps an
intersection or landmark is enough. Thank you for your postings!
Sandy
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3 male, 4 female HOODED MERGANSERS in Fall Creek, Stewart Park, Ithaca, near
boathouse.
Also, in SE corner of Cayuga L. By house there, 4 white 3 mottled, male-like
domestic MALLARDS. Is someone keeping ducks there?
Very windy nothing else around except MALLARDS CANADA GEESE, few gulls in
Two SNOW BUNTINGS blowing around in the ferocious wind on the point at Myers,
2pm.
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Two Fox Sparrows at our feeders this afternoon, on Hunt Hill rd, east of
Ithaca. At 11:15 when the clouds started to clear, I saw a brief flurry of
migrants fly over in the strong wind. One Raven, a late season Osprey, 2 turkey
vultures and 4 Red-tailed Hawks. Then nothing more for the next
Sorry about that typo! Not a new species..
Laura
Laura Stenzler
l...@cornell.edu
On Nov 2, 2014, at 3:33 PM, Laura Stenzler l...@cornell.edu wrote:
Two Fox Sparrows at our feeders this afternoon, on Hunt Hill rd, east of
Ithaca. At 11:15 when the clouds started to clear, I saw a brief
This afternoon we counted 59 Sandhills as they flew from Knox Marcellus
Marsh up to the field on East Road, stayed for a short time, then flew back
down to the marsh. We heard that another observer got up to 60. 2 Glossy
Ibis(I believe) were still at the shorebird flats(Eaton marsh now) with 3
