[cayugabirds-l] FOY Oriole

[Carol Schmitt]

I've been wondering when Orioles would show up at our lakeside cottage!  Time 
to get out the oranges and jelly
Carol Schmitt

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[cayugabirds-l] Towhees and White-throated Sparrows

[cl...@juno.com]

For two days a pair of Eastern towhees have been hanging out near our feeders 
on the ground. Today they joined the white-throated sparrows on our window sill 
platform feeder over the past 2 hours. This has been a first-time yard bird. 
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[cayugabirds-l] Grosbeak, Sparrows, House Finch mating dance

[W. Larry Hymes]

They're on the move.  We had our first ROSE-BREASTED GROSBEAK (male) at 
our feeders this morning.  Also, our WHITE-THROATED SPARROW numbers seem 
to have dropped off overnight.  Only counted 20 or so thus far today 
(45+ yesterday).  We now have 2 WHITE-CROWNS.  It's nice to hear their 
plaintive song again.


I was amused to watch 2 male HOUSE FINCH flitting (dancing?) up and down 
at each other on our roof, while a female sat next to them appearing to 
be totally uninterested in their shenanigans.  If I were to substitute 
members of our own species in this play,  I can imagine the female 
thinking to herself, "You guys are weird!"


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Re: [cayugabirds-l] White-throats

[Tom Hoebbel]

We have had our most ever WT Sparrows this year too.  Holly counted 22 this
morning...normally we have 4-6 at a time.

Also FOY House Wren s and Field Sparrows today for us.




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On Wed, Apr 27, 2016 at 10:15 PM, W. Larry Hymes  wrote:

> As of this past Friday, we've been having large numbers of WHITE-THROATED
> SPARROWS.  Since Monday we've conservatively had 45 in our yard.  Before
> last Friday, we had been having very large numbers of JUNCOS -- as many as
> 60.  When the White-throats migrated in Thursday night, the bulk of the
> Juncos coincidentally migrated out (don't like each other?!?!?).  I've been
> making sure to keep the lawn at our back feeders well supplied with white
> millet.
>
> Today we had our first of the year WHITE-CROWNED SPARROW.  It looked a bit
> perplexed being surrounded by the large number of White-Throats everywhere.
>
> We report our yard lists on e-Bird.
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> Larry
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Nashville warbler

[Laura Stenzler]

Also 2 palm warblers in that group of birds. 

Laura

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> On Apr 28, 2016, at 10:37 AM, Laura Stenzler  wrote:
> 
> There was a Nashville warbler moving along with ruby crowned kinglets and 
> yellow-rumped warblers along monkey run south this morning around 10:30.
> 
> Laura
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[cayugabirds-l] Nashville warbler

[Laura Stenzler]

There was a Nashville warbler moving along with ruby crowned kinglets and 
yellow-rumped warblers along monkey run south this morning around 10:30.

Laura

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[cayugabirds-l] Merlin nests

[John Confer]

I am again this year trying to monitor nest location, nesting success, and prey 
brought to nests by Merlin. Last year thanks to the help of many on the 
listserve, I, Mark Witmer, Madeline Ulinski, Ann Herzig, and Sam Ayers reported 
on 7 regional nests  in the article "NESTING MERLINS (Falco columbarius) IN AND 
NEAR ITHACA, NEW YORK, 2015" in the September issue of The Kingbird. Our sample 
of 7 nests was interesting to find for the Ithaca area, but is not 
statistically very meaningful.

So far this year, with help from several people, particularly the crow people, 
I have located five nests or nesting areas. As of this morning, I watched three 
females sitting near a nest and occasionally flying up to the probable nest, 
but not sitting on the nest for a prolonged time. The male and female drive 
other birds and squirrels away, perhaps because the female has laid an 
incomplete clutch and they are trying to protect the eggs prior to incubation. 
I am reluctant to share these nest locations until the female starts prolonged 
sitting on the nest, indicative of a complete clutch and a high probability of 
staying on the nest, which greatly decreases the probability of abandoning the 
nest area. When incubation starts, I will be glad to share these locations of 
the nests of these attractive and photogenic birds then. Last year, the 
earliest known incubation was on 4 May. The tally of five nests includes a 
report of Merlin on Wells College campus, as last year. I don't have time to 
get up there to monitor that nest. Any takers?

In the mean time, I am trying to add to that small sample again this year. Any 
reports of the location of nesting behavior by Merlins would be appreciated. 

Kee kee kee kee kee

John Confer
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[cayugabirds-l] Sapsucker Woods Warblers

[Brad Walker]

A NASHVILLE WARBLER is foraging low near the Charlie Harper Bench (just
west of the Sherwood Platform) and a YELLOW WARBLER is near the
Observatory. Otherwise, it was rather quiet today.

- Brad

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[cayugabirds-l] FW: [geneseebirds-googlegroup] Twitchell Rd Loggerhead - Not yet this am - Alec Humann

[Sue Barth]

Forwarding for Alec Humann who is on Twitchell Road right now.  Please contact 
him (716-604-2971) if you have any info regarding the Loggerhead Shrike.

Thanks!
~ Sue

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Subject: [geneseebirds-googlegroup] Twitchell Rd Loggerhead - Not yet this am - 
Alec Humann

I'm on Twitchell now and have been since dawn and have not seen the bird...yet! 
Doesn't mean it's not around, but I thought I'd report anyhow. Having a slight 
anxiety attack :) If anyone else is out looking this morning and sees the 
shrike, I'd love to know! Thanks!
Alec Humann
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Re:[cayugabirds-l] foy Palm Warbler

[marsha kardon]

Oops, looked again and found the Palm Warbler sighting on 4/2.

On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 8:19 AM, marsha kardon  wrote:

> I'm posting this now because I didn't see a palm warbler on the 2016
> Cayuga Lake Basin First Records list that Dave posted:  Barbara Bauer and I
> saw a Palm Warbler in the bushes near the swan pen overlook yesterday,
> 4/27, at about 9am.  It had a beautiful bright rusty cap and very visible
> yellow under-tail area.  Marsha Kardon
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[cayugabirds-l] foy Palm Warbler

[marsha kardon]

I'm posting this now because I didn't see a palm warbler on the 2016 Cayuga
Lake Basin First Records list that Dave posted:  Barbara Bauer and I saw a
Palm Warbler in the bushes near the swan pen overlook yesterday, 4/27, at
about 9am.  It had a beautiful bright rusty cap and very visible yellow
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