I just returned from walking one of the dogs out to the mailbox and
back (Snyder Hill Road). In the span of half an hour, I heard/saw
several Eastern Bluebirds calling from the powerlines, a flyover flock
of 20 Red-winged Blackbirds, Juncos chattering, White-throated
Sparrows practicing
As a follow up to Tim's post, I just thought I'd share some of the
other good birds we had in an awesome all-day trip (Tim, if you're
writing a similar follow-up, sorry to cut you off!).
As Tim noted, we started at dawn at Broadway Rd on Lake Ontario.
Highlight for me was the immature
At least 15 COMMON LOONS spread out on lake off Lansing Station Rd., Lansing ,
off Rt. 34B. 8:45 am.
Donna L. Scott
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Ton Schat watched 4 Bufflehead (three male and one female) from Stewart Park at
around 2 pm today, Sunday.
Laura
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Yesterday (Saturday) afternoon, while we were walking our dog along the fields
off Bluegrass Lane, there were few sparrows, but a flock of at least 200
AMERICAN PIPITS came by -- passing overhead in a loose, constantly calling
flock from west to east. A river of pipits as Anne called it.
KEN