Currently there is a singing WHITEEYED VIREO on Dodge Road south of
Stevenson Road, in the brushy area in front of the spruce plantation just
south of where the road bends south.
Jay McGowan
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While working in the garden yesterday afternoon, I was very surprised
when a small flock of FISH CROW (8-10 birds) came flying low overhead,
calling away. They were flying from the general direction of six mile
reservoir in a roughly NNE direction. I've seen fish crow at Triphammer
and Stewa
Hi Folks,
At a minimum: the loon arrived two weeks ago and we tried to
capture it but instead we drove it down stream; it came back to the pol
just below the road culvert and was photographed by Melissa Groo; it
went away but on Sat morning (30 April), I saw it in the culvert outflow
clos
I will post photos of the vireo tonight. It was moving towards the south
end of the spruces when I left, still singing.
The spruces had lots of other warblers as well, most of which were too quick
and obscured for me to get on. There were at least 60 (probably hundreds)
of Yellow-rumped Warblers
*I've also had 2-3 female Rose-breasted Grosbeaks at my feeders on and off
this past week. At about 1:15 pm today, I was happily surprised by a male
and two female Rose-breasted Grosbeaks at one of the black-oil sunflower
seed feeders. Just before 2 pm, two more male Grosbeaks joined them and are
a
Gary Kohlenberg heard and saw a Fish Crow at Dodge Rd on Saturday. We had the
same question that Larry posed.
Susan
On May 2, 2011, at 11:24 AM, W. Larry Hymes wrote:
> While working in the garden yesterday afternoon, I was very surprised when a
> small flock of FISH CROW (8-10 birds) came fl
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covering upstate NY counties: Cayuga, Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge
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We had two or three Pine Siskins, 1 female Purple Finch, dozens of
Goldfinches, pair of Carolina Wrens, RB Nuthatch, WB Nuthatch, RB
Woodpecker, Hairy, Downy, WT Sparrow, Chipping Sparrow, Blue Jay,
Cardinal, House Finches ,Am. Robin, etc. at or under our feeders this
morning. A pair of Pileatr
A Wood Thrush was giving its staccato call notes from the woods bordering the
Northwoods Apts in Lansing this evening around 730pm.
Best,
Scott
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at ~ noon today, American Redstart male, B. Oriole female, Yellow Warbler,
Yellow-rumped Warbler, Flicker in my yard and little woods, by lake (now
flooded - we may be looking at 1993 all over again if this rain keeps up!).
Donna L. Scott
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Lansing, NY 14882
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This morning as I was leaving Dodge Road after successfully seeing and hearing
Jay's WHITE-EYED VIREO, I turned onto Stevenson Road and headed toward Turkey
Hill. Just as I was passing the compost piles a large bird came flying past at
a high rate of speed, at just a bit above tree-top level.
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