Mary Hornbuckle of the Dryden Town Historical Society asked to have this
notice posted so that Cayuga Bird Club members and others with an interest
in ornithological illustration could learn of a special talk about the life
and art of William Dilger, who was Director of Research at the Cornell Lab
A Ruby-throated Hummingbird inspected our hummingbird feeder this
afternoon! Thanks to the folks on this list who mentioned it & got the ball
rolling to set up ours.
Also our first yard-sightings of Common Yellowthroat and House Wren.
The Baltimore Orioles have been singing and chasing each other
I just had my first ever at home male Indigo Bunting! He was thinking about
going to the feeder. I hope he returns, but he’s probably just passing through.
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Happy to see a Cape May Warbler in my yard this morning, this one offering
extended looks as it foraged quietly in a still leafless ash tree, rather than
the typical business of disappearing and reappearing constantly as they work
around the upper parts of tall spruces.
-Geo
Tupper Road
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