No luck with the Common Teal again this evening. Very few
Green-winged Teal at all, so I suspect it has departed for the time
being, though it could easily turn up again. New arrivals included at
least 6 AMERICAN PIPITS foraging along the ice edge and a WILSON'S
SNIPE.
Jay McGowan
Dryden, NY
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lots of Pipits blowing around down on the shore at Myers, and along the roads
nearby too.
--John Greenly
Ludlowville
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Hi Everyone,
There were 35 Pipits on the North Drive at MacKenzie-Childs in Aurora
at 5PM today.
Fred Bertram
Canandaigua
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Snowy Mt Pleasant had a flock of about 40 Horned Larks when I was walking up
there around 11:00 this morning. It's hard to come back to winter from 2 weeks
in hot, humid southern Texas!
Marie
Marie Read Wildlife Photography
452 Ringwood Road
Freeville NY 13068 USA
Phone 607-539-6608
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By the way, I was not able to find the Common Teal yesterday morning.
The teal numbers were way down from a few days ago (about 15 instead
of close to 80), but a lot of water had opened up on the east end
where there is a lot of vegetation, and a lot of the dabblers were in
there, so I could easily
This is highly recommended if, like me, it would be a life bird and you don't have plans to spend a lot of time in the west to find it. Fred is gracious and informative about this bird's habits, and he has an array of beautiful photos he has taken in case the bird does not cooperate. In my case y
