Hi all,
I thought you'd all like to know that as of today, the garden plots, and
the field on the other side of the parking area, have been plowed.
- Brad
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Beginning birder, and I normally lurk here, but am wondering what to do
about this. As I was leaving work/filling feeders this morning, I saw
this little guy in my yard, hopping along, even though I came close to
him. He would spread his wings
I'm sorry about that. Smugmug irritates me with their changes from a
month ago that I haven't figured out (photo was set to "public", but still
the site overrides)
I've unlocked the site temporarily so hopefully you should be able to view
the photo now.
I was just out there again, looking for
Still blocked from the site. Email to me at: rborzik AT Audubon.org or text
to 342-0271
Rose
From: bounce-119805187-24907...@list.cornell.edu
[mailto:bounce-119805187-24907...@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Vanessa Ng
Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2015 1:29 PM
To: CAYUGABIRDS-L
Subject: Re:
If anyone is interested in birdwatching - especially kids- come by my house
ASAP. There is
An amazing thing going on. The backyard is bustling with over ten species of
insectivores. Bring binoculars if you have them. I have an extra pair as well.
I'm at 112 west jay street. Corner Jay and
Was going West over mid Hile School Road, very high, at about 1230 pm. Clear
silhouette, white patches, looked migratory, except it wasn’t exactly heading
south.
Anne
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To my Fall Creek Neighbors and Interested Birders:
I have five new yard birds today in downtown Fall Creek: Golden-rumped
Warbler, Northern Parula, Cedar Waxwing, Chipping Sparrow, Ruby-crowned
Kinglet. Thanks to an expert birder who dropped by to help me confirm
these!I just started
Thanks Vanessa.
On the positive side, the bird appears to be holding its wings evenly. Draw a
visual line from wingtip to wingtip across the body and you’ll see that the
wing tips are even--one isn’t drooping lower than the other. This implies that
wing bones fractures are not likely the
Loons were everywhere on the lake today. The best part is their music --
constant calling back and forth to each other, starting before first light and
continuing into the evening.
Carol Schmitt (south of Long Point)
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