I heard one also on the walkway at the end of Muriel Street this
morning. It was fun to hear that burry song again. I didn't look for him,
just enjoyed his music.
Linda
On Wed, May 9, 2018 at 9:57 AM, Marie P. Read wrote:
> Scarlet Tanager male just west of the parking
Scarlet Tanager male just west of the parking area. Gorgeous!
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The seasonal birding at Monkey Run South was even a little better than I
had hoped on Sunday morning.
* Three sightings of probably four FOX SPARROWS -- two along red-blazed
trail where it runs low along Fall Creek, one by parking area, one singing
near wide grassy path where it crosses the
Out of school today because of grading of state tests, Tilden joined me for
a walk on the pink-blazed trail at Monkey Run South on Monday morning. He
found a silent WINTER WREN - a life bird for him, and first sighting of the
year for me - up where the trail runs along the lip of the ravine. We
Dave and I also heard 1 Winter Wren there.
Ann
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I finished the day doing the loop in the sw side. I added Wood Duck
(99), Great Blue Heron (100), Ring-billed Gull (101) and finally
Black-throated Blue Warbler to end at 102. Hoped for cuckoos never
vocalized.
Chris Wood
Ithaca, New York
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On May 15, 2011, at 4:25 PM, Christopher
I decided to see how many birds I could find at Monkey Run South
today. I walked all the trails on the south side of the river and
spent quite a bit of time watching from the house. I am now up to 98
species (22 warblers). I only added a single species in the last THREE
hours, a Carolina Wren.
Jay Powell and I birded the trail along the south side of Monkey Run today.
The biggest highlight was a GRAY CATBIRD that was on the south side of the
old railroad grade about 200 meters east of Monkey Run Road. There was also
quite a nice assortment of other birds including the biggest flocks of