Ann and cayugabirders -
The first drive as you go on to Towpath Road is closed unless you have a
permit which Linda Ziemba is very glad to give you if you are willing to
volunteer to survey birds for her!. Otherwise, it's a no-no.
Jane
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Yellow-headed Blackbird still at Ann McGinnus site (Endicott) as of 6:25am
today. I do have some very lousy photos (not very light out, misty rain, no
tripod) but the bird can be I.D.'d.
It is a school day, so I am unsure where people would/should park. The road
is really the driveway up to
Yeah, Mute Swans are feisty creatures...and of course they attack many other
BIRDS too. Just one more of those introduced creatures that arrived in this new
land, got uppity, and tried to take over;-)))
Marie
Marie Read Wildlife Photography
452 Ringwood Road
Freeville NY 13068 USA
Continues as of 715.
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Melissa Penta and I got great views mainly with the scope
of the YELLOW-HEADED BLACKBIRD almost immediately
when we arrived at West Corners Marsh around 7 am.
I briefly heard the buzz saw sounding call while she was the first
to sight it. The white on the wings in flight is very
distinctive!
And I suppose they went right out and shot the Swan after the tragic incident.
That's usually what happens where humans are harmed, when animals act in their
natural ways of defending themselves.
Donna Scott
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I have a couple stacks of Nature Magazine from the 1930's. Anyone
interested? I'll mail them to you if so. If I get more than one response,
I'll ask the first responder if they would like to split them or have them
all.
Mona Bearor
So. Glens Falls
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Here is a better view of the story if it comes through okay.
The complete article can be viewed at:
http://www.latimes.com/news/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-killer-swan-attacks-chicago-man-until-he-drowns-20120416,0,1669472.story
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Went up to Braddock Bay, weather not cooperating, Owl Prowl Woods only offered
a quick glimpse of a Great Horned Owl (and a few BC Chickadees BG
Gnatcatchers). Stopped in the warbler banding station to see mostly RC Kinglets
and 1 N. Waterthrush 1 Brown Creeper getting banded. No raptors
CayugaRBA YELLOW-HEADED BLACKBIRD still opp soccer fld Ann McGuinness sch
NYS-26 Broome Co
520pm by Carl Steckler Meg Richardson
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Unlike many places around Montezuma NWR, there is no sign there to ban unauthorized access.--Dave NutterOn Apr 27, 2012, at 06:03 AM, Jane Graves jgra...@skidmore.edu wrote:
Ann and cayugabirders -
The "first drive" as you go on to Towpath Road is closed unless you have a permit which Linda
Thanks for the updates on the Yellow-headed Blackbird. Heading out that way
early tomorrow.
Mona Bearor
So. Glens Falls
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This evening on my walk home from work I passed a family of 7 very small Mallard ducklings (first I've seen this year) running and pecking at the lawn with their mother south of Titus Towers in downtown Ithaca. This is a regular hang-out for Mallards, and there were several adult males in the area
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