: Re: [nfc-l] Chipping Sparrows, eastern Boulder County, Colorado - and
cuckoo lore
Date: July 23, 2013 10:26:01 AM EDT
To: "Kenneth V. Rosenberg" mailto:k...@cornell.edu>>
And lest we all think we discover new things, here is an excerpt I recently
discovered while doing research on w
Yes, most of my YEWAs have been zeeping during the day (including one out my
window right now), and especially around dusk. I'm still not hearing much at
night from my house, but I just listen (sporadically) and don't have a
recording set-up.
I remember you talking about the molt-moivements of
P.s. Re: Yellow Warblers zeeping everywhere. Same here (Boulder County,
Colorado), but rarely at night. I don't think I'm just missing them, since
I'm perfectly able to hear (and record) them by day. They just don't seem
to call at night; maybe they just don't move at night, either, out West.
Hi, all.
[Chipping Sparrow just flew over at 4:10 a.m., Mountain Daylight Time,
i.e., during astronomical dawn, eastern Boulder County, Colorado, USA,
Tuesday, July 23rd.]
Cool observations and speculation from Ken. One point of clarification: In
contrast to the situation with Ken's thrashers,
There's definitely some mid- summer shuffling going on, as I've had singing
Wood thrush, Veery, Brown Thrasher, and Scarlet Tanager in new places this past
week. Fascinating to think they disperse a night between broods. Meanwhile
Yellow Warblers zeeping everywhere- should be a mass exodus
And I heard a Wood Thrush overhead around 10 PM a few nights ago here in
Gardiner, Maine
Jeff Wells
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On Jul 20, 2013, at 4:44 AM, "Ted Floyd"
mailto:tfl...@aba.org>> wrote:
Hello, everybody.
A quick check-in here from somewhere other than the Cayuga Basin... :-)
Hello, everybody.
A quick check-in here from somewhere other than the Cayuga Basin... :-)
Chipping Sparrows are moving over Lafayette, eastern Boulder County, USA,
in the 2am hour right now, Saturday, July 20th. We believe that these are
birds bailing on their mountain breeding grounds for
