Hello everyone,
Just a reminder and a plea. Our count is coming up fast. January One
is right around the corner.
We still need counters in all areas for good results and for the
satisfaction gained by having our whole wonderful birding community
joining together in a common purpose.
Ple
I just got pictures from my aunt whose neighbor has had a
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker visiting her feeders in Ovid. I'm not sure
the date of the last sighting, but the bird has been regular and was
at this person's feeders last winter too. I'm not sure what count
circle Ovid falls in, but if this
The shooting has moved north, and I'm pleased to see about 200
Redheads, approximately 50 Canvasbacks, 4 Tundra Swans, as well as
Canadas and Mallards intermixed in front of my house. The raft has
been tightly packed and the waters rough from the wind, so somewhat
hard to count and see other l
Jennings Pond is most definitely (entirely) within the Cayuga basin,
whether you mean the physical drainage basin or the arbitrarily
"adjusted" basin as presented first in THE FLORA OF THE CAYUGA LAKE
BASIN by Karl Wiegand and Arthur Eames, Cornell University, 1924. You
can find an image of
Is there a map showing the boundaries for birding in the Cayuga Basin? I read
that it is different from the true watershed. Specifically, is Jennings Pond
in Danby within the basin for birding?
Kathy Clements
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