I sure wish you could export some of those Merlins to me up in Auburn. I have
tons of House Sparrows for them to eat.
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On Jul 28, 2015, at 10:54 PM, Dave Nutter nutter.d...@me.com wrote:
Nestlings may have fledged, but Merlins still have to eat and hunt. Yesterday
*Thanks to assistance from participants in the cayugabirds-l,* Mark
Witmer, Maddie Ulinski, and I were able to monitor 7 Merlin nests this
spring-summer. The Briarwood Lane nest fledged the third of three
nestlings this morning (28 July). Five nests were in Ithaca, one in
Dryden and one of
Nestlings may have fledged, but Merlins still have to eat and hunt. Yesterday (Monday 27 July) at 9:32am I was on Meadow Street waiting to turn left onto Buffalo Street by the FastRack gas station when I heard a short succession of unidentified agitated call notes to my left. Immediately afterward