Hi all,
I just saw a probable female HOARY REDPOLL in a group of about 220 Common
Redpolls that were working (and by working I mean flying over and
occasionally landing in trees for less than a minute at a time) the area
around the parking area of the new FLLT preserve on Irish Settlement Road,
...perching in the treetops, looking at my feeders.
-Geo
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Does anyone know if the duck hunting behavior in Stewart Park that Kevin
McGowan described is legal?
From: Kevin J. McGowan k...@cornell.edu
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Sent: Friday, January 11, 2013 8:50 AM
Subject: [cayugabirds-l] duck
about 45 REDHEADS diving and swimming south off Lansing Station Bill George
Roads, about 1 PM today.
Donna Scott
Lansing Station Road
Lansing, NY 14882
d...@cornell.edu
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Hi all,
After a late start today I moseyed up to Summerhill to check the feeder
activity. At Noon I made the rounds of Lake Como feeders and Hovel Chalet.
Nothing unusual from my previous visits this January , no Hoary's or Grosbeaks,
but low double digit Redpoll flocks still and the
Yesterday I added a sunflower hopper out near the road. It took a day for birds
to begin visiting it. But I've had no sight or sound of Evening Grosbeaks
today, so for the moment, no joy...
-Geo
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The TOWNSEND'S SOLITAIRE was seen today at about 2:00 at the usual location by
myself, my wife and three other lucky observers.
Joseph Brin
Baldwinsville, N.Y.
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I went over to Cayuga Vista Dr a couple days ago and stalked the shrike. After
about 20 min, a bird with buffy breast and grayish back popped into view and I
got excited until I saw the remarkably straight bill and wimpy black mask. Then
another showed up flashing white wing bars and I had to
2 groups , about 20 each, diving and swimming south in the area of 200 block of
Lansing Station Road.
Donna
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To clear matters up this sighting was on Saturday. This post was delayed for
some reason.
Joe Brin
From: Joseph Brin brinjos...@yahoo.com
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Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2013 4:02 PM
Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Townsend's
Bob McGuire and ten others on the bird club field trip are watching what
they believe is likely a gray GYRFALCON perched in a tree along the north
treeline of Knox-Marsellus Marsh at Montezuma. They are working to get
better looks to confirm it.
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Jay McGowan
Macaulay Library
Cornell Lab of
I discovered yesterday that probably due to the recent conversion by Cornell to
a new Microsoft mail system that the listservs were hung.
I reported this to Chris T-H and he followed through and got it fixed.
Yes, several posts including mine on the shrike were made yesterday and only
appeared
Hi All,
Anyone who is chasing the gyrfalcon from Ithaca, please give contact me ASAP.
Thanks!
Good birding,
Jacob Drucker
917-647-3211
On Jan 13, 2013, at 1:13 PM, Jay McGowan wrote:
Bob McGuire and ten others on the bird club field trip are watching what they
believe is likely a gray
The bird is currently perching atop a tree at the corner of the woodlot
straight out from the East Road lookout. It can also be seen very distantly
from the potato building.
Brad
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The vortex of TURKEY VULTUREs was centered again on the stand of pines just
east of Asbury Cemetery. At around 330pm (Sun), I walked the dog and just stood
below marveling at the grace of these birds. I figured the size of the group
today was so much bigger that it was hopeless to count them,
Twelve of us on the Cayuga Bird Club field trip were at the Knox-
Marcellus overlook around 1:30 watching some 800 Tundra Swans and 100
Mallards/Black Ducks on the ice. One of us (not sure who) drew our
attention to several crows atop one of the taller trees at the east
end of the woods on
Good evening, everyone.
I wanted to let you all know that the Cornell Lyris Server for all eLists at
Cornell University temporarily stalled early yesterday (Saturday) through late
morning today (Sunday). After alerting the Cornell List Manager, he worked
through Sunday morning to resolve the
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