[cayugabirds-l] Morning birds/bear

Scarlet tanager singing unseen in a tree. Rose breasted grosbeak, lots of B Orioles, (3 nests that I know of) here. for the first time I remember, a juvenile gray-headed Red bellied woodpecker coming with parent to suet. Young one has learn to eat on the suet cage by itself. Cat birds &

[cayugabirds-l] Morning birds

Yellow Warbler, Gray Catbirds, male B Oriole, & Chipping & White Throated Sparrows, as well as a bunch of female RW Blackbirds in yard w usual males & Brown headed Cowbirds. Saw female Rose Breasted Grosbeak yesterday afternoon. Also C. Loons & DC Cormorants on lake. Donna Scott Lansing Sent

Re: [cayugabirds-l] Morning birds

Driving up the lower part of Stone Quarry Road, we caught a great view of a brightly red-topped Pileated woodpecker getting breakfast from a small tree right at the road's edge. -- Cayugabirds-L List Info: Welcome and Basics Rules and

[cayugabirds-l] Morning birds

At 7:30 am a mature BALD EAGLE took off from one of my beach cliff trees & flew south. A few minutes later while I was standing on my second story deck, I heard a BELTED KINGFISHER calling & flying north to south over lake edge, then over my head towards the woods east of my house. It called

[cayugabirds-l] Morning birds

Today when I got out of house to walk to work, first thing I heard was a Scarlet Tanager singing from my yard. Along the EIRW, there was Common Yellowthroat in his usual location. He sang and kept on eye on me while I walked past him. Further little down along the way right on the edge of the

[cayugabirds-l] Morning birds

This morning I climbed to the top of Sorry Hunter Hill (1,920 summit, West Danby). I encountered a number of Scarlet Tanagers along the way. Hooded Warblers and American Redstarts are also back in force. Lady slippers are just peeking out of the leaf litter. Without looking for it, I

[cayugabirds-l] Morning Birds

Lots of birds at the feeders this morning. I got my FOS Purple Finch. I've been watching for its arrival. I had one White Throated Sparrow a few days ago. It had a one day stop. Also there are two Red- Bellied Woodpeckers eating black oilseed. Downy seems to like getting peanuts out of the