Just now, while on a run along Fall Creek I came across a flock
(approximately 10) of Northern Rough-Winged Swallows swooping and
soaring close th the water under-through the foot bridge by Flat Rock.
It was a great vantage point from which to enjoy their grace. Must
have been some kind of
Cayugabirders,
On 14 April, Tim Lenz and Marshall Iliff saw and photographed a male
Green-winged Teal showing a mix of American Green-winged Teal (Anas
[crecca] carolinensis) and Common Teal (Anas [crecca] crecca)
characters at LaRue's Lagoon, Montezuma NWR auto loop. These include
a white stripe
I knew I'd forget something: a singing House Wren heard several times
in the Sheldrake area.
Matthew Medler wrote:
I spent the day today (17 April 2010) birding with Tim Lenz, Alberto
López, and Chris Wiley. We started at Stewart Park, then headed up the
west side of Cayuga Lake, and hit a
