Out walking the dogs in our West Danby woods earlier this morning, I heard
Evening Grosbeaks overhead, and now about six of them are coming to the
sunflower feeder. What a treat!
-Geo Kloppel
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I've had a flock of around 40 redpolls at our feeders for the last week,
but this morning was different. I glanced out after light and there were
300+ redpolls at and below the feeders. The birds brought to mind an
active bee hive in mid-summer, very cool. Searching through the flock, I
found
A bit of birding along the lower east side of Cayuga Lake with Brad Walker
and Jacob Drucker this morning didn't produce anything too incredible, but
a few highlights, and lots of year birds for me. An adult LESSER
BLACK-BACKED GULL was on the ice at Stewart Park, and a RED-NECKED GREBE
was still
I'm back to at least 200 Redpolls in the yard. These birds feed for a few dozen
seconds, then bolt en masse to the treetops as if at some alarm, then after a
few more seconds they begin spilling back down to the feeders. Within a minute
they're all back, and then they all bolt again. This
My Evening Grosbeaks had a quick snack, then disappeared...
-Geo Kloppel
On Jan 10, 2013, at 9:08 AM, Geo Kloppel geoklop...@gmail.com wrote:
Out walking the dogs in our West Danby woods earlier this morning, I heard
Evening Grosbeaks overhead, and now about six of them are coming to the
The Cayuga Bird Club will hold its monthly meeting next Monday, January 14, at
7:30 at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Kevin McGowan will once again host the
Clubs annual Share Your Photos Night.
Club members will be sharing up to five of their favorite bird photos during
their three
Both Dave and I watched MANY Redpolls at the sock feeders at Nick's. None
of them seemed nervous to me. Maybe Dave has a different story. It was a
great day, but no Grosbeaks, Siskins, or Goshawks. :-(.
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