Last Sunday morning (April 19), Gin and I took a walk around the FLLT
Park Preserve S.(Baldwin Tract) on a beautiful morning. On the Blue
trail in the first field we heard two Field Sparrows singing, one from
each side. Other notable birds: both Kinglets, a male YB Sapsucker in
really bright
The highlight of a brief trip to the Goetchius Preserve this morning was a
singing Eastern Meadowlark. I know they've nested there in past years...let's
hope so again.
And re. the siskin thread, I still have several Pine Siskins at my feeders too,
joining the molting America Goldfinches,
I have had 4 Pine Siskins at my feeders for weeks.
Sunday I saw my FOY E. Towhee singing a variant song - he was not drinking
your tea. Song rather like the last song (variant) in the audubon bird app.
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Donna Scott
On Apr 21, 2015, at 8:18 AM, Brad Walker bm...@cornell.edu
Last week we had 7 PINE SISKINS show up at our bird feeders in Trumansburg
Village. On Sunday we counted around 2 dozen. This morning I made a
careful count of 70!
Marc Devokaitis
Trumansburg, NY
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There are also many Siskins in Northeast Ithaca near Sapsucker Woods. There
was a group of 16 outside the main entrance and a flock of 30 at the
Village of Lansing Greenway.
- Brad
On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 8:13 AM Marc Devokaitis mdevokai...@gmail.com
wrote:
Last week we had 7 PINE SISKINS
I heard our first Field Sparrow this morning on Burns Rd.
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I had at least one here in Liverpool today, too.
Judy Thurber
Liverpool
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On Apr 21, 2015, at 10:04 AM, Donna Scott dls...@me.com wrote:
I have had 4 Pine Siskins at my feeders for weeks.
Sunday I saw my FOY E. Towhee singing a variant song - he was not drinking
your
There were 2 Siskins here in Caroline Center today mixed in with the
Goldfinches, Purple Finches and House Finches. Also heard the first Towhee
singing here yesterday afternoon
Bill
Baker
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A walk around Salt Point this morning turned up a pair of BLUE-GRAY
GNATCATCHERS, foraging and calling “spee” to one another. Most of the nest
boxes appeared to be occupied by Tree Swallows - until I noticed House Sparrows
commanding two of them.
Half a dozen Barn Swallows were flitting over
