Ann and all.
A week ago I visited 8 eagle nests in the northern part of our "range"
(ranging from west to Geneva to east to the refuge and south to Aurora,
NY). We found eagles on 7 of the 8 nests. Today I visited the only nest
that had no eagles on or near it the day we monitored (Packwood
Hi Cayugabirders,
Another rainy night with south winds this evening—more chances for some
grounded waterbirds! Tomorrow morning could be a good chance to get out to your
local piece of water and see what might have dropped in. You never know until
you look!
However, once the weather clears
I arrived there sometime after 3:00. Dave got there shortly after I did
(unplanned but like minded). Shorebirds included one Dunlin, one Pectoral
Sandpiper, one Lesser Yellowlegs, and at least three Killdeer. Two Wilson's
Snipe were also nearby. The Pectoral Sandpiper and Dunlin stayed close
On a lunchtime walk, we came across at least a dozen Rusty Blackbirds singing
away in trees along the East trail at the eastern edge of the refuge close to
the southeast corner of the trail. We saw 8 of them, but it sounded like there
were a whole lot more. There were also singing Phoebes in a
It's still here. I just saw it (and reported to eBird) in the tallest tree
across from the semi-circle of benches between Day Hall and Sage Hall.
Laura
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