RE: [cayugabirds-l] Sapsucker Woods Birds

2014-10-01 Thread Anne Marie Johnson 
There was also a Swainson’s Thrush on the Wilson Trail between the small bridge 
and the Sherwood Platform. And there was a Swamp Sparrow mixed with the Song 
Sparrows around the parking lots.

Anne Marie

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[mailto:bounce-118076898-9846...@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Brad Walker
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2014 9:03 AM
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Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Sapsucker Woods Birds

Hi all,
This morning on the Wilson Trail there was a flyover PINE SISKIN (heard 
simultaneously by Wes Hochachka) as well as several NORTHERN WATERTHRUSHES, 
CAPE MAY WARBLER, RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET, and BLUE-HEADED VIREO. Most of the 
birds were around the Sherwood Platform/Charlie Harper Bench.
- Brad
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Sapsucker Woods Birds Rail and other birds

2013-04-17 Thread Chris Pelkie 
I wanted to thank Brad (who I do see in the hallway occasionally) for reminding 
me that the strange sound that put me onto the Wilson's Snipe is called 
'winnowing'. I had forgotten I knew that word.

And thanks to Tom Schulenberg who I did see in the hallway for explaining that 
my field guide continues the confusion on Snipe naming, by showing a Common 
Snipe and a Wilson's Snipe with overlapping ranges. Tom told me that Common 
Snipe was once accepted as the name for both North American and Eurasian 
snipes, but now Wilson's denotes the NA species and Common refers only to the 
Eurasian. If I explained that incorrectly, please adjust, Tom or other expert! 
Thought others would like the refresher.

So I have recorded the winnowing rapidly-descending angular-winged and 
long-billed silhouette I saw as my FOY Wilson's Snipe (on Monday).

Cheers,
ChrisP

On 20130417, at 07:58 , Brad Walker wrote:

 Hi all,
 
 I was able to hear the VIRGINIA RAIL calling in the wetlands near the airport 
 this morning. I first heard it when still on the main road, then after about 
 5 minutes, it began calling more often. There was also a beautiful WILD 
 TURKEY with a well-trimmed beard walking around the area.
 
 The pond still has several COMMON MERGANSERS and a PIED-BILLED GREBE. These 
 were joined today by two male AMERICAN WIGEON along the Wilson Trail North.
 
 Not at the lab, but in the area was a calling EASTERN TOWHEE near Sanctuary 
 Drive.
 
 - Brad
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