[cayugabirds-l] Upland sandpipers

[Peter Saracino]

Folks after many visits I just now (8:20 a.m.) got the upland sandpipers.
Two of them walking left in the middle of the field on the east side of
Thorpe Rd. (Just west of the airport) Just a bit north of the last (white)
house!!
Boy they sure can be sneaky.right under one's nose but out of sight.

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Upland Sandpipers?

[Peter Saracino]

Dave I've been to the Lott farm at least 8 times since early April but have
yet to see any.
Pete Sar

On Wed, Apr 27, 2022, 10:53 PM Dave Nutter  wrote:

> I was talking to Reuben Stoltzfus today. He often calls when he suspects
> he has found a new species for the Cayuga Lake Basin for the year, and he
> is often the first to find an Upland Sandpiper at their traditional site,
> the Lott Farm (access by permission). It’s located at the south edge of
> Seneca Falls, east of NYS-414 and north of Martin Road near the Finger
> Lakes Regional Airport. We’re a couple weeks overdue for Upland Sandpiper,
> and he hadn’t reported, and I know he’s busy, so I asked if he had been
> looking. Yes, he has been looking but not finding any. Last year he only
> saw 1, and eBird only has 2021 reports from there of a singe bird from
> April 18-26. It’s looking like maybe that last remaining reliable location
> in the Basin for breeding Upland Sandpipers may have died out. Keep your
> eyes and ears open, both there and at any large grassland area. We may only
> have them as migrants, if at all, from now on. Meanwhile, although I
> haven’t been there, I assume the Lott Farm is still good for lots (!) of
> other grassland species.
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[cayugabirds-l] Upland Sandpipers?

[Dave Nutter]

I was talking to Reuben Stoltzfus today. He often calls when he suspects he has 
found a new species for the Cayuga Lake Basin for the year, and he is often the 
first to find an Upland Sandpiper at their traditional site, the Lott Farm 
(access by permission). It’s located at the south edge of Seneca Falls, east of 
NYS-414 and north of Martin Road near the Finger Lakes Regional Airport. We’re 
a couple weeks overdue for Upland Sandpiper, and he hadn’t reported, and I know 
he’s busy, so I asked if he had been looking. Yes, he has been looking but not 
finding any. Last year he only saw 1, and eBird only has 2021 reports from 
there of a singe bird from April 18-26. It’s looking like maybe that last 
remaining reliable location in the Basin for breeding Upland Sandpipers may 
have died out. Keep your eyes and ears open, both there and at any large 
grassland area. We may only have them as migrants, if at all, from now on. 
Meanwhile, although I haven’t been there, I assume the Lott Farm is still good 
for lots (!) of other grassland species.  

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[cayugabirds-l] Upland Sandpipers Lott Farm

[Dave K]

Observed from Martin Rd..on field and pole sitting

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[cayugabirds-l] Upland Sandpipers

[Dave Nutter]

Reuben Stoltzfus reports 2 Upland Sandpipers in their only reliable location in 
our area, the Lott Farm (access by permission), which is on Martin Rd at the 
south border of Seneca Falls and west of the Finger Lakes Regional Airport. The 
birds were calling and foraging, and as yet they are taller than the grass. He 
had also checked Friday but did not find any. This is the first report of the 
species in the Cayuga Lake Basin this year of which I am aware, and there are 
no eBird reports in NYS yet. 

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Upland sandpipers & Lott Farm

[psaracin]

Just a brief point of clarification concerning my recent post about upland 
sandpipers on the Lott Farm. I went there on a tip from Dave Nutter who said 
Reuben had seen 2 of them the day before. Somine was NOT the first sighting 
of the year. That belongs to Reuben S.Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy 
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Upland Sandpipers

[bob mcguire]

Thanks Pete, for posting this information on the newly-arrived UPLAND 
SANDPIPERS at the Lott Farm in Seneca Falls.

Now that “Uppie” season is with us again, it is worth noting that, while the 
Farm is private property, the owners (primarily, I believe, Mrs Lott) do 
welcome birders to drive through in search of the birds. However, they request 
that one phone before entering  - simply to let them know that you will be 
there. Call 315 568-9501 and tell whomever answers that you are in 
such-and-such car and will be looking for the sandpipers. Or leave a message.

Good birding!

Bob McGuire
> On Apr 19, 2019, at 5:03 PM, psaracin  wrote:
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> 2 upland sandpipers thia afternoon at Lott farm. Out behind cement " 
> structure" straight out from where you pull in 9ff of Rt. 414.
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Upland Sandpipers

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2 upland sandpipers thia afternoon at Lott farm. Out behind cement " structure" 
straight out from where you pull in 9ff of Rt. 414.SarSent from my Verizon, 
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[cayugabirds-l] Upland Sandpipers

[Jay Powell]

There was 3 upland sandpipers in Seneca Falls at the fair grounds. The birds 
were all the way in the back NorthEast corner. Empire State farm days are 
wrapping up there equipment too. I'm surprised to see the birds still there in 
very short grass. Very close looks at 20 feet.

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[cayugabirds-l] Upland Sandpipers

[daven1024]

2 at Seneca Fairgrounds. Seen with Chris Wood, Nancy Morgan and Melissa Penta. 

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Upland Sandpipers

[daven1024]

Also grasshopper sparrow. Had 4 uppies. Dave Nicosia. 
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2 at Seneca Fairgrounds. Seen with Chris Wood, Nancy Morgan and Melissa Penta. 

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[cayugabirds-l] Upland Sandpipers Empire Farm days Grounds. Montezuma Puddlers' Marsh Saturday evening. Visitor Center shorebird habitat

[Michael and Joann Tetlow]

I thought I copied this to Cayuga Birds last night:

 

Seneca Falls Fairgrounds, Martin Rd., Seneca, US-NY Jul 16, 2011 4:30 PM -
5:10 PM

 

Upland Sandpiper  17 Appeared to be 1 family group of 6 in deeper grass
on north edge another family group of 4 near the red building in the center
of the grounds.  The remaining birds were readily visible in short grass

Horned Lark  14 about half were juveniles

 

We arrived at Puddler's Marsh around 6:30. In spite of 90 degrees there was
no heat shimmer and good light.  Great numbers of birds. Highlights are as
follows:

1 Stilt Sandpiper

1 Short-billed Dowitcher

2 Semi-palmated Sand.

4 Pectoral Sand.

1 White-rumped Sand.

4 Solitary Sand.

30 Spotted Sand.

250 Killdeer all over the mudflats at KM

30 Greater Yellowlegs

~1000 Lesser yellowlegs

500 Least Sand.

21 great Egrets flew in around 7:40 as did numbers of Great-blue
Herons until they totaled over 120.

We could not find the Wilson's Phalarope or Baird's but I bet they're still
there.

 Our persistence was rewarded by 2 otters that came out and started feeding
on the water near the N-NE shore.  We no longer cared about the birds we may
have missed. Mike and Joann Tetlow

 

In addition to the above the Clay-colored Sparrow was singing on and off at
King Road even at 4pm.

 

They have flooded the visitor center pool and it already attracted 30
Killdeer, 1 Solitary Sand., 12 lesser and I Greater Yellowlegs last evening.

 

Even though all 21 Great Egrets were in the air at once no wing tags were
visible.

Mike and Joann Tetlow

 

 


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Re: [cayugabirds-l] upland sandpipers

[Nathan Williams]

This morning, I went to the Seneca Empire Days Fairgrounds fields with 
Gaelyn Ong, Abby Duvall, and Erica Roper.  Highlights include 2 UPLAND 
SANDPIPERS, 2 HORNED LARKS, an EASTERN MEADOWLARK, and 3 GRASSHOPPER 
SPARROWS.  A SNOW GOOSE also flew over in with a small flock of Canada 
Geese.


Happy Birding!

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On 4/18/2011 11:41 AM, lynn.deborah wrote:
Sunday, I went to the Seneca Empire Days Fairgrounds with my visiting 
sister and we saw 2 upland sandpipers and several horned larks.  A 
highlight was also seeing 6 Dunlins in Montezuma on the wildlife 
drive.  Deb Lynn


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