. They are not
drinking the water in the ant trap that I can tell, plus I have several
other places they can drink from including two garden ponds.
Has anyone else observed this behavior?
Mona Bearor
So. Glens Falls
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Directions to West Corners Swamp? Google didn't help any, so any info
appreciated. Thanks,
Mona Bearor
So Glens Falls
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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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Thanks for the updates on the Yellow-headed Blackbird. Heading out that way
early tomorrow.
Mona Bearor
So. Glens Falls
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send a photo off list to anyone who would like to reply to me privately
at conservebirds AT gmail.com
Mona Bearor
So Glens Falls, NY
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amazing. If you'd like more info, take a look at this blog, which has a
full explanation:
http://www.whatsthatbug.com/2012/07/03/paralyzed-ensiferan-nymphs-found-in-n
est/
Again, my thanks to all,
Mona Bearor
So Glens Falls, NY
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occasionally higher in trees, and forages low
in trees and undergrowth, walking along branches.
Any thoughts?
Mona Bearor
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Do Project Feederwatch entries migrate to eBird, or is it still necessary to
enter into both?
Mona Bearor
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. My squirrels love it too...
Mona Bearor
So. Glens Falls, NY
On 2/8/2013 12:12 PM, Michele Mannella wrote:
I have an alpaca farm next door, and they gave me a wire suet feeder
stuffed with alpaca wool. After seeing tufts of insulation in our yard
this week (probably those nasty, opportunistic
this has happened again?
All thoughts welcome.
Mona Bearor
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Subject: [HMBirds] Re: [MidHudsonBirds] Snowy Owl treatment by Port Authority
Here’s a link to an American Bird
Please check the photo on this webpage:
http://dogsfirstclass.com/mona/hofibehavior.html
It appears to be a male House Finch passing a non-food item (a leaf?) to a
female. I have never seen a bird do this, unless it was material brought to
a nest site. Any thoughts on this behavior?
Mona
I'm not familiar enough with trees and their seeds; I never would have thought
of that, so I thank you!
Mona Bearor
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Sent: Monday, December 09, 2013 10:53 PM
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Cc: 'cayugabirds-l'
Subject: Re: [cayugabirds-l] House Finch behavior
Is anything happening at Montezuma yet? I'd like to make a quick run over
there when there is a diversity of waterfowl.
Mona Bearor
South Glens Falls, NY
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A big thanks to all who responded with information on Montezuma. Looks like
I have a bit of a wait for the waterfowl show, but I am looking forward to
it!
Thanks again,
Mona Bearor
South Glens Falls, NY
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adaptable to urban areas, or...?
Any thoughts?
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happening.
Any thoughts?
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Does anyone happen to know when the eBird mobile app will be available for
Android devices? I was introduced to it on an iphone a few days ago and
loved it, but have an LG phone.
Mona Bearor
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documentation of a Mallard hen nesting in such a location. I can
send a photos of the nest location and the hen on the nest if anyone is
interested.
Any information appreciated.
Mona Bearor
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In recent years it seems that Eastern Bluebird trails are raising more Tree
Swallows than bluebirds if they are anywhere near water. Has there been any
research on whether we are artificially raising the numbers of Tree Swallows
by placing bluebird nestboxes in proximity to water?
Mona Bearor
I keep my birdbath clean and heated in the winter, however I have moved to
where a water softener is required. I am wondering if this water is
affecting the health of the birds. All our water goes through the softener -
even the outside spigots - so if I should purchase water at the market
should
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trichomoniasis and salmonellosis - are confined to the Fringillidae family.
I never read about instances in any other feeder birds, such as titmice,
chickadees, and nuthatches.
Any thoughts or information appreciated,
Mona Bearor
Stuart's Draft Hwy, Staunton, VA
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sing and can positively ID sex of the bird. I suspect others are
having this problem as well and it does affect the reporting of breeding
codes as all singing birds would have to be seen and sexed to report
"singing male." Any thoughts?
Mona Bearor
Stuart's Draft Hwy, Staunton
Thank you, I’ll pass your comments on to the local birders here in VA.
Mona
From: Jay McGowan [mailto:jw...@cornell.edu]
Sent: Friday, March 12, 2021 10:23 AM
To: Mona Bearor
Cc: CAYUGABIRDS-L
Subject: Re: [cayugabirds-l] Female birds that sing
Hi Mona,
Being conservative about
Apologies for my delay in sending my thanks for this detailed explanation.
I am relieved that I haven't been causing the birds any health problems. I
appreciate the time you took to reply.
Mona Bearor
Stuart's Draft Hwy, Staunton
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