Curious what determines a chaseable bird. Never heard of this before.
Thanks for sharing
Lynn Bergmeyer, Greece NY 585-576-0422
On Thu, Jul 11, 2019, 10:36 PM Pat Martin wrote:
> The summer birding doldrums came to a spectacular end today with the
> finding of two large and
The summer birding doldrums came to a spectacular end today with the finding of
two large and showy rarities. A Cattle Egret was found by Candy Giles at
LaSalle's Landing Park feeding on the lawn. This was not entirely a surprise as
there had been a report of one a week or two ago seen on the
I had a nice encounter with a family of ravens this morning. For many
weeks this family has been around in the spruce tops across the road,
driving our neighbor’s dog crazy. Today I saw one raven sitting on an
extreme spruce tip, looking around so I started calling, croaking loudly
like a
Thanks for this intriguing report.
It reminds me of a bald eagle nest I saw in the middle of Hamilton, NY, a town
about 1 1/2 hrs east of Ithaca.
This July 3, I saw three grown bald eagle chicks getting ready to fly, sitting
on branches around the nest, one even tried a short round flying
THANKS!! This is my fifth year of monitoring Merlin nest success. THANKS!! to
the directions and assistance provided by many, I have been able to monitor
over 30 nests, including 7 this year. Most of the nests I have monitored were
originally discovered by others. I am so very grateful for so
