As some of you may be aware, for awhile there was a free automatic text message alert system which allowed us to communicate about rare birds in the Cayuga Lake Basin. Unfortunately it crashed sometime before the Western Grebe was discovered and was not up in time for the Black-legged Kittiwake
http://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/01/13/a-crow-appears-to-find-a-source-of-winter-sport/?ref=sciencehttp://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/01/13/a-crow-appears-to-find-a-source-of-winter-sport/?ref=science
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I got out for a morning walk early, but saw almost nothing birdwise. Fresh
coyote and bobcat tracks were a treat, however.
Usuals at the feeders until 1100 when a dark phase ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK sailed
over the house. This is my first of this season. I raced to the front yard,
but lost it in an
Currently I have a Brown Headed Cowbird on my porch eating seeds that I threw
out.
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Hi everyone,
Eduardo Inigo kindly invited my along for an around-the-lake trip with
himself and Maikel Canizares (visiting PhD student, now at the Lab of
Ornithology), and while filling out my eBird checklists from the trip I noticed
that we seem to have found the first COMMON REDPOLL for
Around 3pm today, a flock of 60+ Snow Buntings was on Mt Pleasant Rd at the
junction with the radio tower road, seen on the road surface at first then
foraging in the field east of the radio tower road where the wind has exposed a
wide swath of soil and low plants.
Marie
Marie Read Wildlife
Seen in NY Times online. Marsha and Fred Kardon
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I had one BROWN HEADED COWBIRD male eating on the ledge of a hopper feeder
today!
Plus, 4 dozen AMER. GOLD FINCHES and the other usual suspects.
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