Since Saturday, we have hosted six WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS. No Orioles yet.
No Hummers either. A male R-B Grosbeak before last weekend.
Bill and Shirley McAneny
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They're on the move. We had both male and female ROSE-BREASTED
GROSBEAKS at our feeders today. This was our first female (saw a male
on 4/28).
Larry
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It sounds like those duck boxes are also way too close together, and too close
to the benches, which the ducks don’t like.
- Donna Scott
[Fritzie B. wrote: I'm presuming the scout who put the benches & cut out a path
along the south side of Mill pond is the one who, a couple wks. ago, put up 3
Just had our first ruby throat visit our feeder on First St!!!
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Yesterday morning I walked to Cornell from Eastern Heights. Here are some
highlights …
- about 30 Pine Siskins along Tudor Rd.
- a Solitary Sandpiper by the side of the trail near Hawthorne Woods
- a White-crowned Sparrow by Maplewood Apartments
- House Wrens galore
- a Brown Thrasher
- Eastern T
Funny you should mention that...2 nights ago we lost 3 N0-NO feeders to a black
bear. My wife has lived in the area (Wayne, NY) most of her life and wished
she would see one...it came back at 6:00 PM yesterday so she got to see it. We
took down the rest of the feeders but we have an larger dea
Yesterday I spent the day at home adding feeding stations. We had a
beautiful Yellow-rumped Warbler eating suet scraps from the deck railing -
he had the brightest and most distinct yellow crown I have ever seen on a
Y-r, not fuzzy at all like Sibley's. The male R-b Grosbeak was parked
alternately
There is a Blue-winged and Nashville Warbler there at 12:30 today.
Ann
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At 11 a.m. I was quite dismayed to see many, many, many dozens of
cormorants in the trees, on the rocks & in the waters of Frontenac
Island in Cayuga Lake here at Union Springs. :-(:-( The Bass
tournament will take place here 23-24 June if the cormorants leave any
fish! This is the first yr.
May the 4th be with you, cause the BOBOLINKS have arrived up here. (I always
thought they sounded like R2D2 or some sort of alien transmitter radio)
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This morning I've found several Blackburnian Warblers singing in the NE corner
of the L-P Preserve (off Station Road), and from the north pinnacle I heard a
few distant songs, including Wood Thrushes and a second Scarlet Tanager.
-Geo
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Hi all,
We also had two Baltimore Orioles in our yard this morning Hunt Hill Rd). When
I returned from birding at Shindagin Hollow (report below), I found two Orioles
sharing a suet block!
As I just mentioned, I drove and walked about 3 miles along Shindagin
Hollow Rd. this morning, north t
On Wednesday morning, Annie Wexler, Tony Gaenslen, and I saw a VEERY and a
WOOD THRUSH on the Hoyt-Pileated Trail in Sapsucker Woods, while an
OVENBIRD, BLUE-HEADED VIREO, and BROWN CREEPER sang nearby. We also heard
two NORTHERN WATERTHRUSHES and a BLACK-THROATED GREEN WARBLER around the
Woodlet
I heard three Baltimore Orioles in the woods across from the arboretum.
Possibly the same three and they moved to more open locations. But maybe a
different three.
Linda Orkin
On Wed, May 4, 2016 at 10:21 AM, Marie P. Read wrote:
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> New at the Cornell Plantations Arboretum this a.m.
Hi all,
New at the Cornell Plantations Arboretum this a.m. were 3 Baltimore Oriole
males. The first one was singing its heart out when I first arrived 7:30 or so.
Later it joined two others in a tree and they all sat looking at each other. I
bet they all arrived last night (didn't hear any ther
The buds have been stalled for days here in the cold shadow of Beech Hill,
Seeley Hill, and 1920' Sorry Hunter Hill, but finally today a warmer start and
some new birds: Nashville Warbler, Black and White Warbler, Black-throated
Green Warbler, Common Yellowthroat, Yellow-throated Vireo, Scarlet
I did a quick walk through the Hawthorn Orchard this morning from 6:30-7:40am.
Highlights include: Least Flycatcher (calling along section of East Ithaca
Recreation Way, close to the High Volt Lab near Mitchell Street), Great Crested
Flycatcher (calling from area West of the East Ithaca Recreati
New yard birds this morning are Louisiana waterthrush in the ravine and
woodthrush. Hunt Hill Rd, Ithaca.
Laura
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