Went with my birding pal Melissa Penta to Knox-Marcellus Marsh and viewed
from East Road. We arrived around 5 pm and stayed for a little over 2 hours.
The viewing conditions were good with little if any heat shimmer. Lighting of
course was very good. The mosquitoes however were brutal!
One hi
I had just got home from work (2015), and thought to step out front for a
last peek at the sky. As I reached the edge of the driveway, a COMMON
NIGHTHAWK tilted over, not 10' up. The wife was standing on the porch and I
shouted "look!" She went "Wha?" I said "nighthawk". She responded with
Yea
Now. Plus 22 American Golden plovers which flew out moments ago. Still hear
at least one in the marsh.
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Just to remind and welcome you to the Cayuga Bird Club Field trip
tomorrow. Meet either at the Lab of O parking lot, 7:30 AM or drive
straight to Nutridge Road in Lansing and meet there by 8.
Donna Scott has provided some information about terrain and parking as
follows.
Bell Station land Terrai
A nice winter-type FORSTER'S TERN is sitting on a log distantly off the
west end of Stewart Park right now, and one of two male REDHEADS that have
been around for at least a few days is swimming near the east end.
Jay
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Hi all,
I came across a small pocket warblers and other species on a short Cayuga trail
that passes along the Plantations road.
There were following:
Redstarts 2 female/first year male types
Blackpoll warbler 1
Chestnut-sided 1
Magnolia warbler 1
Rose-breasted Grosbeak 1
Eastern Wood Peewee 1
Caro
Having the day off, I got over to Stevenson Rd about 1030, arriving at the same
time as Bud, where we found Reed and Eric. Reed and Eric had already scouted
the vultures and found at least two BLACK VULTURES as they took wing and
started circling higher. This gave me time to see them in binocs t
One of the babies has fledged. Seen being fed by parent.
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My son Tilden and I stopped along Stevenson Road on Friday morning. Among
the dozens of Turkey Vultures, we found two BLACK VULTURES - the first of
this species in the Basin for either T or me. The Black Vultures stayed
mostly side by side and once came together for a friendly nuzzle.
As ot