The Eurasian Wigeon is still at the back , north, pond of the MAC complex.
Gary
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Location: Montezuma Audubon Center (3577C)
Observation date: 4/1/11, 1:20-1:35 pm
Notes: overcast, 38 F., wind NW 9 mph, 29.48" steady, 90% RH
Number of species: 13
Trumpeter Swan 1 south pond (3 visible earlier)
Eurasian Wigeon 1 rusty-red head with light crown/forehead
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Today, I lead an SFO trip to Dryden Lake. We parked on the south end of the
lake in the small parking lot. As we headed toward the lake, the night heron
was on the east side of the walk just north of the pasture at the top of a
smallish tree. It suprised all of us. We also heard a Roughed Grouse
I went up the lake this afternoon with Sarah McLean, Nate Williams, Hope
Batcheller, Tim Healy, Gaelyn Ong, and Caleb Arellano. Highlights included
the continuing (presumably) COMMON TEAL at the visitor center pond, 4
basic-plumage DUNLIN at the shorebird flats along the wildlife drive and a
male E
This morning I led SFO's Group 2. The theme was
wetlands, so our first stop was at the seasonal pond in the field along NYS-38 by George Rd just northwest of the village of Dryden. Among
the numerous CANADA GEESE we found multiple GREEN-WINGED TEAL and RING-NECKED DUCKS, pairs of MALLARDS and o
Went to Montezuma Wetlands Complex today via the west side
of Cayuga Lake. There were quite a few BUFFLEHEAD all the way
up the lake visible from Rte. 89. Lower Lake Road continues to
have decent numbers of Aythyla species but numbers seems to
be down some from a couple weeks ago. Also I saw no
C
We had a male PURPLE FINCH come to our feeders on March 25. It didn't
stick around, and we haven't seen this species since. Thinking that
others had already seen them, we didn't bother reporting this sighting.
Larry
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