Actually a few years ago one got inside Corson Mudd and was there for a day on
fourth floor and next day morning, I think John Hall released it out after some
struggle to catch it. I hope he is not the same guy!
I did my Mundy lunch walk today. There were at least 15 Yellow-rumped warblers
and many bright males. Some of them were taking bath in the plantations stream.
They were flitting on the ground looking for insects.
A pair of Eastern Phoebe also were busy feeding.
Best view was of a pair of PILEATED WOODPECKERS feeding on a dead fallen tree.
I was less than 10 ft away from them and watched them for a long time.
Actually, I got tired of watching them. They were finding something juicy at
the base of the trunk. I was watching them with my 7x25 and they looked
stunning even in that crapy binoculars!
Meena
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[mailto:bounce-51351118-3493...@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Kevin Loope
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 2:59 PM
To: CAYUGABIRDS-L
Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Ovenbird behind Corson/Mudd Hall
This afternoon, after walking out the back door of Corson/Mudd Hall on Cornell
Campus, I saw an Ovenbird scurrying around below the white pine near the
building. This was a first for me this year, so I thought I'd let others know.
I've certainly never seen one there before!
Cheers,
Kevin Loope
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