745am: Singing WILLOW FLYCATCHER giving good views (me with no camera) in the
power line cut. I did record the song on the iPhone. Go to the nest box pole
and he's moving back and forth in the taller trees toward the south,
occasionally landing on the wire or smaller trees on north side of cut.
Speaking of Kingfisher nest sites, I think I found one, too. Yesterday around
8pm I was pulling up to the stop sign at the intersection of Myers Rd. and
Lakeshore Rd. (near the entrance to Myers Park). A Kingfisher flew overhead
with a fish in its bill. Looking in my rearview mirror, I could
I noticed an interesting behavior with a robin in our gravel driveway. It
had a large worm in its beak, and would drag it along, then start spining
around in a circle dragging it all the while, then stop and re-grab it then
walk straight for a few steps. It repreated the dragging and spinning and
A flock of 10 COMMON TERNS was just flying around offshore from Stewart
Park. They were on the red lighthouse jetty for a few minutes, but were out
over the water when we left a few minutes ago.
Jay
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Hey All,
Just wanted to thank everyone for a great turn out last night at Myer's
Point for the dish to pass. It was great to see so many there, and true to
my invitation, we had both members and non-members, new attendees and old
friends. The weather cooperated amazingly.
Always fun to hang
Hi all,
Sunday (June 9 13) I spent a delightful day out in the sun chasing odonates,
but also observing birds. Texas Hollow has some beautiful locations that makes
you feel you are Adirondacks. I spent three hours at the ponds and another two
hours cruising through the hollow saw and heard
