Hey Kyle,
Looks like you had a good morning. Great to see the Blackburnians are
headed our way.
Check out the Blackburnians (near bottom left) and the Gannets (bottom
right) on breeding territory:
http://www.battaly.com/trip/2014maritimes/
Have you started the semester already?
Trudy
Gertrude R. Battaly
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On 8/28/2014 10:58 AM, Kyle Bardwell wrote:
The radar was lit up last night in central new york. On my way to class
this morning I birded oakwood cemetery located adjacent to esf/SU campus
starting at 740 am. There was a noticeable amount of migrants but I
quickly came upon a large group of warblers. There were several
magnolias and chesnutsideds. In the flock was 2 bay breasted and atleast
3 blackburnians! Most of the activity was in or around one large Oak
tree. It was the most active morning I have had so far this fall in the
graveyard. But we will see what tonight brings.
Kyle Bardwell
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