I also had an/the adult BALD EAGLE fly south by the Farmers' Market a short
time later.
I've seen single adult Bald Eagles frequently this spring. During the winter I
frequently
saw a pair. I'm thinking this could be a male out getting food while a female
is on a nearby
nest. Anyone have a
This morning (19 April) about 11am I was scoping from the white lighthouse
jetty and saw
an OSPREY carrying a fish over Cayuga Heights. I followed its slow northward
flight
against a light wind almost to Portland Point where I lost it against trees as
it began to
descend, or perhaps it was j
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Cayugabirders,
Are there any further reports or any photos online of the Eared Grebe
reported from Van Dyne Spoor Rd. in Savannah this weekend?
Thanks,
Tom
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Last fall I was surprised to see a Pileated Woodpecker flying in large
circles about five feet above the ground in front of the A. D. White
House. It repeatedly came within ten feet or so of the sidewalks busy
with human traffic.
A couple of weeks ago I managed to sneak up on a Pileated Woodpe
Meena’s comments on pileated woodpeckers in suburban and urban areas reminded
me that I found one (vocalizing frequently) in a tree in a parking lot next to
Risley Hall on the Cornell campus one morning during spring break, probably
March 24. (Risley is just north of the Thurston Ave. bridge ov
There have been up to 5 Ssndhill Cranes present at various spots on the Complex
in the past few week.
Jane Graves
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Sincerely,
Chris T-H
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TARU Product Line Manager and Field Applications Engineer
Bioacoustics Research Program, Cornell Lab of Ornithology
159 Sapsucke
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Chris T-H
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159 Sap
I did a short walk from 730-8am on Wilson looping back toward Fuller.
10' from the gate, a YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER M in full breeding colors and
singing heartily in a bush 8' away. Beautiful in the rising sun!
30' further down the trail, one of the MINKs ran by me along the edge of the
pond. So
Just north of the Sherwood Platform in Sapsucker Woods on Monday morning, I had
a pulse-quickening but momentary view of a FOX SPARROW on the ground. Thinking
that this would be my last chance for months to see this species, I spent
twenty minutes very slowly stalking this bird, but got only an
On 4/19, there were two trumpeter swans on Nichols Pond in the middle of
Spencer.
Bob Garrison Spencer, NY
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