Late this afternoon along the end of VanDyne Spoor Road was an adult
drake EURASIAN WIGEON. This bird was in the largest pool of standing
water in the mowed portion of the weedy field just before the point
where the field transitions to being unmowed.
Other sightings of potential interest in the a
This cream-colored Mallard has been at Stewart Park off and on for several
years. I don't recall seeing it on careful counts of Mallards this winter, so I
wonder if it has migrated and returned here. I first recall seeing it during
summer 2008 (I think), when all the shorebirds were on the algae
Thanks for the post, Dave. Some of us have been wondering if the loon
had survived.
Fritzie
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Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2010 12:40 PM
Dave Niutter wrote:
broken-billed common loon @ ladoga midday sat 13 mar -dave nutter
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Could this female be the one we saw on Factory St. pond early last mo?
... Fritzie
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From: Dave Nutter
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Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2010 2:39 PM
Subject: Re: [cayugabirds-l] Stewart Pk. Mallard "mixed" pair
If this is the same
Susie & I took a spin around the Dryden area this afternoon. Dryden Lake is
still all ice(rotten), but there was a pair each of COMMON and HOODED
MERGANSERS near the dam. Also a female KESTREL on a wire.
Along Southworth Rd., we listened to a singing male RUSTY BLACKBIRD (saw it
too).
The pond
I've been out of the country for two weeks and just saw these posts as I was
scanning Birdingonthe.net to see what was happening in the basin.
Carol, very nice images!
The crow was not amusing itself or playing with the vole, it was trying its
best to kill and eat it. Crows love to eat mice, b
If this is the same bird I saw recently at Wood Street Park,
she even lacks blue on the wings - tan speculum instead.
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I don't think anyone has made mention of the Mallard pair at Stewart Park -
a normal male with a lovely all-cream-colored female. They make an
attractive couple!
Carol Schmitt
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We found the site I was looking for.
http://www.cam.cornell.edu/~pauljh/US_Composite_Radar/
This has a list of daily images and if you scroll down to the bottom you will
get
the latest loop. You can back up to the days all those geese were flying and
get an
idea of the scope of that event.
The
The swan I reported yesterday north of Cayuga was a MUTE not a trumpeter.
(Thanks Kathy!) I shouldn't rush when writing 'cause my thinker isn't in gear.
Fritzie
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Katie and I set out for Stewart Park about 6:15a, under cloudy skies
threatening rain. Upon arrival, the temperature was ~40 °F, with east
winds around 10 mph, gusting to about 15 mph. We birded between 6:30a
and 7:30a. Our list is:
Waterfowl:
Canada Goose
Domesticated (White) Goose (There we
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