YELLOW-THROATED WARBLER singing in Sycamores, Pier Rd by golf course Fall
Creek.
--Dave Nutter
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Evidence of migrant songbirds was extremely low in Sapsucker Woods on Sunday
morning. I found only one bird that's not a likely breeding species - a
male CANADA WARBLER along the road, offering some fine viewing north of the
gates and across from the orange hydrant. A few years ago, a Canada
Hi everyone,
Somehow Mark and I didn't run into each other in Sapsucker Woods today, so
maybe we were visiting different areas? Anyway, I did find a few different
migrants than Mark, with both BLACKPOLL WARBLER (Podell boardwalk) and
BLACKBURNIAN WARBLER (Woodleton boardwalk) singing, but
Fellow Birders,
Thought this link would be of interest.
It certainly pertains to the habitats (destruction, that is) of birds.
http://www.businessinsider.com/canadian-oil-sands-flyover-2012-5
Regi
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4 WILSON'S PHALEROPESare together at Puddlers Marsh Montezuma. 2 males 2
females. Otherwise same shorebirds as reported yesterday. KEN
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No sight of the previously mentioned Broad-winged Hawks for several days. Their
old nest still looks abandoned. Road work below is done, but the stick nest
under construction nearby has acquired a leafy roof (squirrels!) So, if the
Broad-wings are still in the vicinity, their nest remains
As with Mark Chao's report, not as much activity this morning. I did see a few
things though;
3 wood thrushes (all together)
red-eyed vireo (with a dragonfly snack)
red-tailed hawk (along the trail in the lower canopy)
great crested flycatcher
belted kingfisher
carolina wrens
cedar waxwings
Flying peacocks—it's amazing that they have the energy for take off with
all those tail feathers, let alone sustained flight. While not exactly
graceful, they certainly are colorful.
Candace
http://izismile.com/2011/10/24/beautiful_flying_peacock_9_pics-1.html
Early yesterday morning on Third Street Extension, the road between the wastewater treatment plant and the Cornell crew boathouse, I heard a song I didn't recognize, repeated several times. It was strong, staccato, even in pitch, and mostly even in volume. I thought it was a warbler. I transcribed
Besides the 4 WILSON'S PHALAROPES (spelled correctly this time), here are some
other highlights from my trip to the Montezuma area today. Shorebird habitat is
the best I've seen it in spring, although it is a shame that viewing conditions
are always too awful - 60X, heat waves, bad light -- to
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