We had two on Yellow Barn Rd yesterday, too. Both adults, which is sort of
surprising. It seems that hatch-year birds, with brown crowns, are more
frequently seen out of season than adults.
Kevin
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...along with White Throated Sparrow scootching around in leaves under bushes
today.
Donna Scott
Lansing
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Almost a dozen pine siskins finally visited our feeders on Vine St in Ithaca
today. We have also had 2-3 fox sparrows scratching on the ground for the past
2 days.
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We had 6 wild turkeys at our birder feed this afternoon ~13:15. They hung around for about 30 minutes enjoying the mixed and sunflower seeds in a tray we use for ground feeding. As well as scratching around for dropped seed. I got some photos of them.
Later that afternoon I saw their tracks in
Saw several flocks of snow geese flying over Rt 96, east of Ovid and also north
of Ovid. This afternoon.
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On a slow taxi day I had time to check Stewart Park a couple times this
afternoon. Around 2pm I was scanning the gulls which were resting on the new
lake ice near the dock and large pavilion. It was mostly Herring with a few
Great Black-backed and Ring-billed Gulls. One sleeping adult gull was
We recently moved to Afton, NY and I have not joined the birds list there -
but we have two bald eagles hanging around in our backyard down by the
river and they are THE most graceful birds I have ever seen.
Charisse
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I got up in the middle of the night to put wood on the fire, and it was quite
light outside: full moon and cloudless skies. As I walked past the porch door I
noticed a familiar silhouette, an Eastern Screech-Owl perched on a box about a
foot from the glass! Our heat loss was its gain, I hope.