- First 2015 group of Mallard ducklings this morning - seven.
- On Sunday we noted a family of Canada Geese - eight goslings. This is
definitely a first in our so-far fifteen years on Elm Beach. The number of
offspring is, I believe, accurate, though the parents are so cautious that
they take the
Hi Cayugabirders,
Anyone out there have any leads on the whereabouts of nesting Belted
Kingfishers locally? I've been seeing them carrying fish from the lake inland
along Salmon Creek while I've been at Salt Pt recently, but no idea where a
nest might be.
Thanks for any information.
Marie
Nick Mason found a nice Worm-eating Warbler at Sapsucker Woods this morning
-- it was foraging low near the Sherwood Platform on Wilson Trail North. I
wonder how often rare warblers (Yellow-throated, Worm-eating etc) end up in
the Finger Lakes this time of year...
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Benjamin Freeman
Ph.D.
A RED-HEADED WOODPECKER found by Anne Clark and Kevin McGowan a little
while ago at the east end of Birchwood Drive is now on some snags behind
116 Briarwood, west of the road.
Jay
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West of Lansing Station Rd. , Lansing, In wooded area by creek just south of
#457.
Heard clearly finally got a couple good, quick looks at the male bird.
It was funny, a Gray Catbird was nearby imitating the Hooded Warbler, altho it
wasn't the best imitation!
Several American Redstarts all
This is the second time in last five years that I have had a singing
Grey-cheeked Thrush in my yard. I came out of the house to get into my car,
when it sang for a few seconds. I ran back inside to get my recorder when it
stopped singing. Like last year if it stays overnight I may hear it
There are four Great Egrets at the Knox Marcellus marsh. Still some shirebirds
though they are very far off and small. The glossy Ibis is still there.
Laura
Laura Stenzler
l...@cornell.edu
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