2 immature Turkey Vultures on snag across Fall Creek from Cascadilla
Boathouse, Stewart Park, 8:40am.
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It IS interesting that Jay and Livia found two Black-bellied Plovers
at May's Point Pool yesterday only a few hours after Dave, Ann, and I
observed two Golden Plovers in the same spot.
So that there is no confusion, the birds we observed were not in
breeding plumage. Their bellies were
An OLIVE-SIDED FLYCATCHER is visible again in a snag on the back (west) side
of the pond at Sapsucker Woods.
Jay McGowan
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From Geneseebirds...
*Subject: Glossy Ibis at Mays Point, MNWR*
From: Mike Wasilco mrwasilc AT gw.dec.state.ny.us
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2011 09:15:05 -0400
I saw an ibis at Mays yesterday afternoon that I am 99% sure was a glossy. The
bird was feeding in several parts of teh impoundment and changed
Brief stop at Myers at mid-morning came up with ring-billed gulls, mallards, 6
killdeer, pair of kingfishers and immature black-crowned night-heron on far
side of creek.
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Around 9 a.m. yesterday at Myers, a friend and I saw what we thought was an
immature Black-crowned Night Heron. We returned home to consult several
books, and visit three websites; the result was that we were reasonably
comfortable with our identification. However, since I lacked the confidence
in
Watched hundreds of assorted swallows feeding for a couple of hours
this afternoon over nearby fields and lawns here in Scipio Center.
They paused occasionally to rest on overhead wires before resuming the
feeding frenzy. Some tiny winged insects were swarming; I didn't get a
good look at
I went to check on the Cedar waxwing nest in my Russian Olive trees. I
waited until I observed the mother fly away and went to look in the nest
( It is in a very observable site if you know where to look) Counted 4
young, eyes not yet open. While watching young mother returned to nest
as if
Sapsucker woods in larger great blue heron nest and vicinity although not sure
if it is coming back as the juvenile GB heron that roosts back in nest tree
every eve I've been here just came up right on schedule.
This is on snag on main Sapsucker Woods pond.
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Hi everyone,
You may want to take a look at the eBird bar charts to give you an
idea of what birds have been seen at Myers Point, Sapsucker Woods,
Tompkins county or any state, county or birding location anywhere in
the world. Whenever I go to a new location, or even to learn more
about the birds
Sorry, Ok my hair trigger device also sent that out before I intended. I hate
to retract but I'm not positive about the olive-sided now. If only it would do
a quick three beers for me. ;-) so I'm not going to officially count it.
I am positive of the bird in that tree still now though. The
Interesting .. I observed the same thing here in Union Springs this
afternoon ...tree barn swallows surprisingly .. chimney swifts
. GREAT numbers of birds. AND, I have seen VERY few swallows for
several weeks so they were a real surprise.The lawns here at the academy had
Why were you were 99% sure it was a Glossy? I photographed it, but lost all
my photos. To me it looked very dark on the body. I saw no light color,
which made me think it was a Glossy. My friends wern't sure. What makes
you almost comfirm it?
Best, Ann Mitchell
On Wed, Aug 31, 2011 at 2:57
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