Three loons swimming near the swimming area at Taughanock
State Park at sunset
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Timing is everything! As I was heading to the compost, a foy
RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET began singing in the tree next to me. It sang once
more, then fell silent. A short time later, as I glanced out the
kitchen window, I saw our foy FLICKER. The bird remained in the yard
for a very short time,
I found a couple of target birds this weekend (BROWN THRASHER at entrance
of Edwards Lake Cliff Preserve on Sunday, three HERMIT THRUSHES along the
East Trail in Sapsucker Woods on Saturday). But the best moments came
from common species doing uncommon things.
* Along the Woodleton Boardwalk
Forgot to look til now.
i have the booklet if you want to borrow it to scan to PDF or some such.
Let me know and I will bring it to the Lab this week.
ChrisP
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Chris Pelkie
Information/Data Manager, Application Systems Analyst
Bioacoustics Research Program
Cornell Lab of
Ann Mitchell & I had a LOUISIANA WATERTHRUSH in 6-Mile Creek area about noon on
Friday 4/14.
It flew from a cliff wall by creek to a hemlock tree, then came to bare tree
branches right overhead and sang for us! It was a treat to be so close to it.
Donna Scott
Sent from my iPhone
On Apr 16,
I do believe that we accurately identified a Louisiana Water Thrush at the base
of 2nd dam area at Six Mile Creek on Saturday, April 15 around 8:50 am. It was
singing and eating along the lower pipe at the base of the dam. A great sight!
Carol Hoffman
On Apr 15, 2017, at 12:02 AM, Upstate
Common Birds And Their Songs by Lang Elliott and Marie Read?
On 4/14/2017 8:37 AM, Laurie Roe wrote:
> Hi all, I am looking for a copy of the booklet that comes with the CD
> set of the Eastern Region, released in 1997..with the singing YW on
> the cover..don't need the CDs just the
I was kept company at 1st of season breakfast by lake by my faithful old dog, 5
C LOONS, several C MERGS, a pair of RED BREASTED MERGS, E PHOEBES & E STARLINGS
in nearby trees, & later a fly by of a R. T. HAWK being pursued by 2 A CROWS &
a Ring BILLED GULL.
Wind is brisk out of southwest with
