Please take a very close look at any CATEs sighted in this area. A colleague has
banded and color marked (tarsus) several in Canada. He has used yellow and red
bands. Particularly interested in the yellow bands as those birds have GPS tags.
Photos, exact location, time and date would be helpful.
CayugaRBA 7 WILLETS on white lighthouse jetty!
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If there is a list member willing to help id an insect for me, I'd
appreciate it. The little guys get in the track of the screens on my
windows and leave an egg case (I guess, it's a brown papery thingy), which
hatch to a small lime green nymph-like creature with wings. Very
intriguing..
Can
The seven juvenile Western Willets were still on the white lighthouse jetty
at 10:30. Also, two Forster's Terms were flying around and perched on some
buoys off Stewart Park when the heavy rain came. Semipalmated and Least
sandpipers along the shore of Hogs Hole too. Myers point has several
There was a juvenile Black-Crowned Night Heron at the Swan Pen.
Ann Mitchell
On Aug 5, 2012, at 10:55 AM, Jay McGowan jw...@cornell.edu wrote:
The seven juvenile Western Willets were still on the white lighthouse jetty
at 10:30. Also, two Forster's Terms were flying around and perched on
They are still there at 4:15 PM.
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On Aug 5, 2012, at 10:55 AM, Jay McGowan
jw...@cornell.edumailto:jw...@cornell.edu wrote:
The seven juvenile Western Willets were still on the white lighthouse jetty at
10:30. Also, two Forster's Terms were flying around and perched on
A HUGE thank you to all who responded to my plea for help. With Meena
Haribal's help, we decided that we have grass-carrying wasps packing nesting
material in my windows and bringing Drumming Katydid nymphs which make an
instant food source for their larvae when they hatch. I found this all
Hi all,
Today I spent a couple of hours on Fall Creek trying to get American Rubyspot,
a beautiful damselfly found only on Fall Creek in Central New York.
But during that period, I heard and saw many species of birds, especially there
was a small mixed hunting flock consisting of BC
On a casual evening dog walk up (little) Gully Road north of Aurora, I saw the
usual clusters of robins and bluebirds, and a cluster of kingbirds - probably 5
to 7 or more - chipping sparrows aplenty, a house finch or two, a flicker,
drumming and calling. The birds were concentrated about a
