Last year on March 22 I photographed killdeer for the first time in 2022.
Today, I have once again on March 22 seen them for the first time in 2023! I
have seen about 8 of them calling overhead and in the farm fields in the
Skaneateles and Marcellus area. Between their alarm calls, the singing S
I also thought I heard one on Sunday morning, but didn’t get to see it.
Thanks!
Karen
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Meant to add—saw a small flock of Eastern Bluebirds on Mount Pleasant as well.
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Seen on Mount Pleasant this morning as well (Killdeer)!
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I was wondering if anyone else saw
I thought I saw that distinctive flight out of the corner of my eye yesterday.
Sheffield Road, Ithaca.
Deb
On Mar 6, 2022 11:08 AM, Laurie Michelman wrote:
I was wondering if anyone else saw some Killdeer. I just saw three in
Skaneateles. Heard them first. Great to see them back.
-Laurie
Sen
I was wondering if anyone else saw some Killdeer. I just saw three in
Skaneateles. Heard them first. Great to see them back.
-Laurie
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> On Mar 6, 2022, at 10:23 AM, Paul Anderson wrote:
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> This morning at Salt Point I heard and saw my first Killdeer of the year.
> Th
Several Song Sparrows and two Redwings singing at Sapsucker woods
Ithaca, NY this morning also. And so it begins and makes itself noticed.
Linda Orkin
On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 12:21 PM, wrote:
> In addition to multiple flights of Snows (white and blue) and Canadas last
> night and today, we h
behavior.
Gary
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Subject: Re: [cayugabirds-l] Killdeer Courtship at Myers
One
One recent good description of poses, etc. is the Stokes Nature Guides, "Guide
to Bird Behavior", vol. 2.The original Saunders source is Saunders, Aretas
Andrews, "The Summer Birds of Central New York Marshes" Roosevelt Wild Life
Bulletin. vol. 3 , pp. 335-475. 1926Also A. C. Bent's "Life Hist
I've seen Killdeer doing this and similar behaviors a number of times early in
the breeding season. Sometimes in pairs, sometimes several birds together. My
impression is that it has both territorial and courtship components.
Pairs do something similar during a "nest scrape display"...the male
Flyover Killdeer here in Tburg south of Taughannock just now.
On 3/10/15, Birding wrote:
> Flyover Killdeer at aurora boathouse. Calling. Guessing it was scared off
> the spit by flyover Bald Eagle.
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Killdeer must have been on the move. I saw 11 Killdeer in half a mile
along flooded fields on Flatiron Rd., Caroline just before it turned
bitter cold with snow. I wonder how many survived.
John Confer
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If he starts licking his lips, close your blinds!
On 20120308, at 14:24 , Meena Haribal wrote:
> A killdeer just flew over my office window! Also a Turkey Vulture has been
> hanging here often, he almost looks like as if he was looking into the office!
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