Re: [cayugabirds-l] Sapsucker Woods, Th 5/16

2019-05-16 Thread Anne Marie Johnson 

  
  
This morning I heard a Northern Waterthrush near the Sherwood
Platform, and this afternoon I heard one along the Woodleton
Boardwalk at 4:45. It wasn't singing when I was on the boardwalk at
4, but when I came back through at 4:45, it was singing. I think
they typically sing less often around now.

Anne Marie Johnson


On 5/16/2019 3:01 PM, Ann Mitchell
  wrote:


  
  Last time I heard one there was the 9th, but I don’t go there
  every day.
  Ann

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  On May 16, 2019, at 2:35 PM, Linda Orkin 
  wrote:
  


  

  Sounds like a wonderful  morning.  Glad you were out
there.
  
  
  Interestingly we did not hear any Northern
Waterthrush along the Woodleton Boardwalk yesterday
either and they are so reliably persistent, usually.  
  
  
  
  Linda Orkin
  Ithaca, NY
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  



  On Thu, May 16, 2019 at
12:47 PM Mark Chao 
wrote:
  
  

  
I walked around much of
  Sapsucker Woods with visiting scientist Martin
  Stervander.  It was by far the best morning of the
  spring for me, probably a top-ten day for me ever
  in the sanctuary, all the more so because we
  picked up many lifers for Martin.  The treetops
  from Sherwood Platform past the Charley Harper
  Bench all the way to the road were teeming with
  great numbers of at least 19 warbler species,
  including CAPE MAY (4+ M, 1 F), BAY-BREASTED (3+),
  TENNESSEE (3+, one confirmed by sight),
  BLACKBURNIAN (8+), NORTHERN PARULA (7+), PINE (1
  M, surprising to see by Fuller Wetlands, not near
  any pines – confirmed by photo), BLACK-THROATED
  BLUE (4 M, 1 F), BLACK-THROATED GREEN (6+),
  CHESTNUT-SIDED (6+), NASHVILLE (2, heard only),
  BLACK-AND-WHITE (1 seen, 1+ heard only), WILSON’S
  (seen by Martin, missed by me), and one HOODED
  (heard only, but I feel sure).  Northern
  Waterthrush would have made 20 warbler species for
  the morning, but somehow we didn’t hear any along
  the Woodleton Boardwalk.  We also found a couple
  of YELLOW-THROATED VIREOS and BLUE-HEADED VIREOS.
 
Mark Chao
  
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Sapsucker Woods, Th 5/16

2019-05-16 Thread Ann Mitchell 
Last time I heard one there was the 9th, but I don’t go there every day.
Ann

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> On May 16, 2019, at 2:35 PM, Linda Orkin  wrote:
> 
> Sounds like a wonderful  morning.  Glad you were out there.
> 
> Interestingly we did not hear any Northern Waterthrush along the Woodleton 
> Boardwalk yesterday either and they are so reliably persistent, usually.  
> 
> Linda Orkin
> Ithaca, NY
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>> On Thu, May 16, 2019 at 12:47 PM Mark Chao  wrote:
>> I walked around much of Sapsucker Woods with visiting scientist Martin 
>> Stervander.  It was by far the best morning of the spring for me, probably a 
>> top-ten day for me ever in the sanctuary, all the more so because we picked 
>> up many lifers for Martin.  The treetops from Sherwood Platform past the 
>> Charley Harper Bench all the way to the road were teeming with great numbers 
>> of at least 19 warbler species, including CAPE MAY (4+ M, 1 F), BAY-BREASTED 
>> (3+), TENNESSEE (3+, one confirmed by sight), BLACKBURNIAN (8+), NORTHERN 
>> PARULA (7+), PINE (1 M, surprising to see by Fuller Wetlands, not near any 
>> pines – confirmed by photo), BLACK-THROATED BLUE (4 M, 1 F), BLACK-THROATED 
>> GREEN (6+), CHESTNUT-SIDED (6+), NASHVILLE (2, heard only), BLACK-AND-WHITE 
>> (1 seen, 1+ heard only), WILSON’S (seen by Martin, missed by me), and one 
>> HOODED (heard only, but I feel sure).  Northern Waterthrush would have made 
>> 20 warbler species for the morning, but somehow we didn’t hear any along the 
>> Woodleton Boardwalk.  We also found a couple of YELLOW-THROATED VIREOS and 
>> BLUE-HEADED VIREOS.
>> 
>>  
>> 
>> Mark Chao
>> 
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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Sapsucker Woods, Th 5/16

2019-05-16 Thread Linda Orkin 
Sounds like a wonderful  morning.  Glad you were out there.

Interestingly we did not hear any Northern Waterthrush along the Woodleton
Boardwalk yesterday either and they are so reliably persistent, usually.

Linda Orkin
Ithaca, NY





On Thu, May 16, 2019 at 12:47 PM Mark Chao  wrote:

> I walked around much of Sapsucker Woods with visiting scientist Martin
> Stervander.  It was by far the best morning of the spring for me, probably
> a top-ten day for me ever in the sanctuary, all the more so because we
> picked up many lifers for Martin.  The treetops from Sherwood Platform past
> the Charley Harper Bench all the way to the road were teeming with great
> numbers of at least 19 warbler species, including CAPE MAY (4+ M, 1 F),
> BAY-BREASTED (3+), TENNESSEE (3+, one confirmed by sight), BLACKBURNIAN
> (8+), NORTHERN PARULA (7+), PINE (1 M, surprising to see by Fuller
> Wetlands, not near any pines – confirmed by photo), BLACK-THROATED BLUE (4
> M, 1 F), BLACK-THROATED GREEN (6+), CHESTNUT-SIDED (6+), NASHVILLE (2,
> heard only), BLACK-AND-WHITE (1 seen, 1+ heard only), WILSON’S (seen by
> Martin, missed by me), and one HOODED (heard only, but I feel sure).
> Northern Waterthrush would have made 20 warbler species for the morning,
> but somehow we didn’t hear any along the Woodleton Boardwalk.  We also
> found a couple of YELLOW-THROATED VIREOS and BLUE-HEADED VIREOS.
>
>
>
> Mark Chao
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