Here is what I got of the corvids. Raven call is loudest when he was right over
my head. Don't know if it meant yelling at me for spoiling their dinner.
https://soundcloud.com/meena-haribal/sets/raven-and-american-crow
Cheers
Meena
Meena Haribal
Ithaca NY 14850
http://haribal.org/
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Hi all,
The Clay-colored Sparrow that Jay and Livia found on Lick Street, in
Summerhill, is still there. I spent a good amount of time birding the area, but
didn't have any luck re-finding it until I was almost back to the car at the
north end of the tree farm. It was singing fr
Ravens seem to continue in the yard and neighboring area. A neighboring
squirrel died in a car accident and the ravens are waiting for the meal.
Because the squirrel was in the middle of the road, I moved it into my
neighbors yard, (no one lives there it is some cult group property). I waited
Thank you! Yes, after reviewing more of the songs in the Macaulay library
we agree that it is a Blackburnian warbler. (Suan also suggested
Blackburnian to us).
Diane
On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 1:53 PM, Kenneth V. Rosenberg wrote:
> Hi Diane
>
> The song is a Blackburnian Warbler. It stutters in
Hi Diane
The song is a Blackburnian Warbler. It stutters in the middle like a Cerulean
but ends by going very high at the end - almost off the audible scale for most
of us - rather than ending with a loud "zreee" The habitat is right for
Blackburnian up there As well.
Ken
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Hi all,
I was working in the kitchen when I heard some strange hissing or heavy
breathing like calls. So I thought may be wood-chuck was making this call as
she and her babies were feeding on clover in the backyard. Then the calls got
loud and seem to be coming from the front yard. So I opened
Dear Cayuga-listers,
Asking for your help in noting and giving me a call/email on any dead or sick
"yard birds" such as robins, cardinals, catbirds, grackles...or others.
As some of you may remember, last year brought another outbreak of West Nile
virus. This hit the Cayuga Heights area crows
Today Ken and I went to the North parking area for the Roy Park Preserve
for the first time. We walked the trail from there up into Hammond Hill
State Forest. Most of the birds were pretty quiet in the light rain. About
20 minutes up from where the trail enters the woods,though, there was a
warbl
