We spent almost an hour at Taughannock SP this morning and saw only one Loon in
flight. Could someone remind us of the ideal conditions, both temporal and
environmental? It was warm but the wind was from the north.
Sue.
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We had at least 2 dark-eyes juncos flitting around the feeders this morning.
First for the fall.
Michele
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At about 1340 today, a Lesser Black-backed Gull was hangng out with some
Herring Gulls, in the field E of the compost mounds, between the first two
fences that run N-S. I had lost sight of it after a “flush of gulls” and also
the arrival of a class (on composting??).
The gull was adult, with
I cannot submit bird records due to maintenance. Been down for a week.
Rob Blye,
East Coventry Township
Chester County, Pennsylvania
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When I first saw Dave Nutter's post about what the charter school
teacher/students had in mind I was going to write almost what Phillip
Bonn has written. All one has to do is look at May's pool to see how
fast an area is overgrown & ruined by cattails. Think how quickly the
Main pool has