[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush

[Laurie Rubin]

At Lick Brook. Now on blue trail

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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush

[Rachel Lodder]

I saw a Hermit Thrush yesterday afternoon on Connecticut Hill, deep in the 
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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush photos

[Marie P. Read]

Hi Cayugabirders,

The Hermit Thrush I first saw (and initially mid-identified) in my backyard a 
couple of days ago has been coming to feed on the blue "berries" on my 
scavenged eastern red-cedar branches throughout the day so I set up a blind and 
spent the afternoon photographing it. 
If you'd like to see a couple of images, here's the link:

https://marieread.photoshelter.com/gallery/Hermit-Thrush/GY7piNSkqoZc/CPFy0a8.dFXI

Also a Fox Sparrow scuffing around under my blue spruce where I've tossed some 
seed.

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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush

[khmo]

FOY here this morning. That's a full two weeks early on our 33 year
norm.

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush/Fox Sparrow

[Geo Kloppel]

Hi Larry and all,

Fox Sparrows are just peaking now out here in the hills around West Danby. This 
morning they seems to be everywhere, and easy to spot because the world is 
white again (groan).

I was just watching a couple of Hermit Thrushes eating sumac berries.

-Geo


> On Apr 17, 2018, at 11:29 AM, W. Larry Hymes  wrote:
> 
> This morning as I casually looked out our bay window to see how the birds 
> were doing, a bird landed on our clothesline pole.  I could tell it was 
> different from the others, so when I looked through binocs,  it turned out to 
> be a HERMIT THRUSH.  This is an unusual bird for our residential location.  
> Anthropomorphizing this bird, it had a surprised look on its face as though 
> saying, "Where the heck am I?!?  I must have taken a wrong turn somewhere?"  
> It only stayed momentarily.
> 
> Today we still have a FOX SPARROW (visual and singing), and yesterday we had 
> 3 show up!  That makes 6 days they've been here --- in the past they have 
> normally only stayed for a couple days.  I'm assuming the weather patterns 
> have a big part to do with this --- stalled fronts to our north and no big 
> push from the south to help/encourage them to move on?  Any thoughts about 
> this from you professional or amateur meteorologists?
> 
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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush/Fox Sparrow

[W. Larry Hymes]

This morning as I casually looked out our bay window to see how the 
birds were doing, a bird landed on our clothesline pole.  I could tell 
it was different from the others, so when I looked through binocs,  it 
turned out to be a HERMIT THRUSH.  This is an unusual bird for our 
residential location.  Anthropomorphizing this bird, it had a surprised 
look on its face as though saying, "Where the heck am I?!?  I must have 
taken a wrong turn somewhere?"  It only stayed momentarily.


Today we still have a FOX SPARROW (visual and singing), and yesterday we 
had 3 show up!  That makes 6 days they've been here --- in the past they 
have normally only stayed for a couple days.  I'm assuming the weather 
patterns have a big part to do with this --- stalled fronts to our north 
and no big push from the south to help/encourage them to move on?  Any 
thoughts about this from you professional or amateur meteorologists?


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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit thrush

[Carol Cedarholm]

Not a Veery but a Hermit Thrush after a closer look and 3 fox sparrows

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush

[Regi Teasley]

Ha ha.  Weren't you lucky!
Well, we used to have an Oven Bird that moved through checking out our wood 
chip path where it found things to eat.  If we all leave leaf litter around the 
edges of our properties they will find it worth their while to stop by.

Regi
West Hill in the city 

"Love the animals, love the plants, love everything. If you love everything, 
you will perceive the divine mystery in things."  Dostoyevsky.


> On Apr 29, 2017, at 12:40 PM, W. Larry Hymes  wrote:
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> As I just happened to look out our kitchen window, I was very surprised to 
> see a thrush, which turned out to be a HERMIT THRUSH.  It walked along our 
> fence line for a minute or so before disappearing.  We live in a residential 
> neighborhood.  The bird had a bewildered look on it face, as if saying to 
> itself, "Where am I? How did I get here? This doesn't look anything like what 
> I expected."  Presumably it will find a much more suitable habitat before 
> long!
> 
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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush

[W. Larry Hymes]

As I just happened to look out our kitchen window, I was very surprised 
to see a thrush, which turned out to be a HERMIT THRUSH.  It walked 
along our fence line for a minute or so before disappearing.  We live in 
a residential neighborhood.  The bird had a bewildered look on it face, 
as if saying to itself, "Where am I? How did I get here? This doesn't 
look anything like what I expected."  Presumably it will find a much 
more suitable habitat before long!


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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush,Barred Owl

[Laurie Roe]

I was listening to my FOS Hermit Thrush when the owl flew into sight. .good
way to learn alarm call of the thrush..

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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush

[John and Sue Gregoire]

We had a single Hermit Thrush yesterday. That arrival a good two weeks earlier 
than
the 30 year norm here.
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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit thrush from Six Mile Creek

[Meena Madhav Haribal]

?Hi all,

Just before sunset, I heard a Hermit Thrush singing from Six Mile Creek side of 
the road and the sound coming through closed windows of my home office!  I have 
heard in the past Wood thrushes. This is the first time I heard a Hermit 
Thrush! May be a passing migrant. Once there was a singing Gray-cheeked Thrush 
that spent a day in my yard.



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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush

[Marc Devokaitis]

Reported (and photographed) by visitors this morning on the West Trail at
Sapsucker Woods.

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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush, Winter Wren

[Geo Kloppel]

Over the roar of Beech Hill Brook (just west of the eponymous road, 
Lindsay-Parsons Preserve, West Danby) I heard one or more Hermit Thrushes early 
this morning, and also a Winter Wren. Fox Sparrows are singing here and there, 
Ruffed Grouse are drumming. Wood Ducks have circled my pond, but it's still 
ice-covered. Open any day now!

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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush (behavior) and B. Thrasher in yard!

[Robyn Bailey]

Woke Sunday to a male turkey displaying to females inches from my bedroom 
window, also robins building a nest on the house.

I got 2 new yard birds on Earth Day: a singing BROWN THRASHER, and a HERMIT 
THRUSH scrounging around under feeders.  An interesting thing I noticed was the 
feet of the Hermit Thrush would alternately tremble very fast, twitching side 
to side. I didn't know if it was healthy, until I checked BNA this morning and, 
low and behold, this behavior is called Foot quivering.
From BNA:
Foot-quivering (using feet to shake and scare insects out of clumps of dead or 
newly regenerating grasses) has been observed as a foraging maneuver by Hermit 
Thrush... Interpreted by Dilger (1956a) and also Brown et al. (2000) as a 
ritualized ambivalent intention movement of simultaneous, conflicting drives to 
attack and to retreat; but also may serve as foraging technique used to locate 
insects under leaf litter. Brackbill (1960) and Kilham (1977) cite observations 
of foot-quivering while foraging, with no indication of the birds being 
disturbed.

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Lansing




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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush

[W. Larry Hymes]

Around 5:00 today I saw a very cooperative HERMIT THRUSH along the East 
Hill Rec. Way.  It was on the section between Mitchell St. and Honness 
Lane about 100' south of the signs which mark the start of the north end 
of the restricted part of the rec way.  It was foraging in the leaf 
litter just a few feet off the asphalt.  I noticed one peculiarity about 
the bird.  Its tail kept quivering slightly, almost like it was shivering.


Also, saw my first of the year female REDWING.  It was in the very 
small, secluded cattail marsh southeast from the intersection of the rec 
way and the trail that leads to the rugby fields and the polo barns.  
Because of the excessively dry conditions, I was able to walk near to 
the marsh edge.


Larry


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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush, Brooktondale

[Melissa Groo]

Heard my first-of-year HERMIT THRUSH sing a few faltering times this morning 
outside my window at 6 a.m., out here on Shindagin Hollow Rd in Brooktondale, 
next to the state forest. It was soon replaced by the robust song of the WINTER 
WREN that sings every morning in the valley below.

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush, Brooktondale

[Stephanie Greenwood]

Eeeyup. HERMIT THRUSHES are definitely back - saw one up here on 
Saturday at EVI and Jane Graves and I saw FIVE of them at Shindagin 
Hollow on Sunday.
Stephanie

On 4/10/12 6:54 AM, Melissa Groo wrote:
 Heard my first-of-year HERMIT THRUSH sing a few faltering times this 
 morning outside my window at 6 a.m., out here on Shindagin Hollow Rd 
 in Brooktondale, next to the state forest. It was soon replaced by the 
 robust song of the WINTER WREN that sings every morning in the valley 
 below.

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[cayugabirds-l] Hermit Thrush

[bob mcguire]

There were three HERMIT THRUSHES singing and calling at the bottom of  
Shindagan Hollow this morning - along with several WINTER WRENS,  
YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKERS, and RUBY-CROWNED KINGLETS.


The two LOUISIANA WATERTHRUSHES continue to sing along Leonard Road.

At the Park (Baldwin) Preserve there were several HERMIT THRUSHES,  
kinglets, and FIELD SPARROWS.


Atop Mt Pleasant there were several SAVANNAH SPARROWS and two VESPER  
SPARROWS in song as well as HORNED LARKS.


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