I was in Groton last week for my annual fall trip to visit and help some
friends there. Although I wasn't able to visit Stewart Park or Sapsucker
Woods etc. since we only had a church van with us, I was able to do a bit of
birding on Thursday morning (4 hours) and Friday afternoon, on the o
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Intersting!
Meena
Meena Haribal
Ithaca NY 14850
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Cayugabirders,I found a dull Audubon's Warbler (western subspecies of
Yellow-rumped Warbler) at Allan Treman Marine State Park in Ithaca earlier
this afternoon. I flushed the bird off the ground, upon which it gave a
series of distinctive short, buzzy, rising "zhree" callnotes. I saw the
bird onl
Tom Johnson just called to say he has just found a dull AUDUBON'S
YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER at Hog Hole, near the first woods you encounter coming
from the parking lot.
Jay McGowan
Dryden, NY
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Earlier this afternoon I was hauling some corn between the field house and
Gutterman Greenhouse on the east end of campus. While walking back and forth
I gazed over at the tractor sweeping the field when a decent sized plover
was spooked up. When it didn't show black arm pits I knew Black-bellied
P
Dave and all,
I apologize to you and your group for the mention of a Western Sandpiper at
the MNWR Visitor's Center Sunday. I saw the bright rufous upper scapulars
and thought Western but I now realize it would be in a different plumage at
this time of year.
Leona Lauster
I have also learned
