Re: [cayugabirds-l] Mt Pleasant Common Redpolls - YES!

2018-12-08 Thread Jay McGowan
Marie's redpoll flock on Mount Pleasant continues to grow, with over 150
individuals now present, including a female HOARY REDPOLL found yesterday
by Sarah Toner and Logan Kahle. I saw it for a few minutes first thing this
morning in a part of the group close to the road before they started to
drift farther south. The Snow Bunting flock that is often associated with
the redpolls now numbers around 275 birds, with a handful of Horned Larks
and a couple (as many as 5 reports) LAPLAND LONGSPURS around the edges.
This is all along the slope at the east end of Mount Pleasant Road.

Jay McGowan

On Tue, Dec 4, 2018 at 12:04 PM Marie P. Read  wrote:

> A flock of about 30 Common Redpolls continues to associate with the
> growing Snow Bunting flock on Mt Pleasant Rd this morning. They all were in
> the weedy field opposite the communications tower, both around 10:30 when I
> first saw them and around 11:30 when I returned. Basically the same spot as
> I saw them 2 days ago.
> Tip for spotting the redpolls: look for the birds that are clinging to the
> plant stems...that would be the redpolls, whereas the Snow Buntings are
> mostly foraging on the ground.
>
> Marie
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[cayugabirds-l] Mt Pleasant Common Redpolls - YES!

2018-12-04 Thread Marie P. Read
A flock of about 30 Common Redpolls continues to associate with the growing 
Snow Bunting flock on Mt Pleasant Rd this morning. They all were in the weedy 
field opposite the communications tower, both around 10:30 when I first saw 
them and around 11:30 when I returned. Basically the same spot as I saw them 2 
days ago.
Tip for spotting the redpolls: look for the birds that are clinging to the 
plant stems...that would be the redpolls, whereas the Snow Buntings are mostly 
foraging on the ground.

Marie



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Freeville NY  13068 USA

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Birds and Their Behavior
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