Friends,
I’ve held up posting until I had something I thought would show interesting
behavior. (I am less of a bird counter and more of a bird observer.)
Traveled up to Montezuma NWR today. Not much interesting to report on the
Wildlife Drive other than a confrontation between two Great Egret
Cayuga Bird Club is pleased to welcome Petra Deane as guest speaker at
our monthly meeting on Monday, September 12 at 7:30 pm at the Cornell Lab
of Ornithology. Petra will be presenting "Uncovering the Evolutionary
Secrets of a Small, Nocturnal Seabird" .
The Club will be hosting Petra for dinner
The Recreational team with 120 species was Tyrannus tyrannus, with Mickey
Scilingo and Marty Mau. They also heard the Whip-poor-will.
Jane
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All -
I will be compiling the Muckrace report shortly after I return from Michigan,
where I am helping a friend clear out the house of his recently-deceased sister.
The ibis is going into the list as "Plegadis sp.," which is how my team
reported it. I don't believe anyone could have been 100%
Hi everyone,
I birded Sapsucker Woods yesterday from 8:15-10:30am, finding only moderate
activity. The entrance to the lab was filled with birds when I arrived,
including BT GREEN WARBLER, MAGNOLIA WARBLER, YT VIREO,and PHILADELPHIA VIREOS.
However, I found the trails very quiet overall, until f
appeared at this am at 9:20am just as I was leaving Sherwood Platform. I had
to be somewhere at 10 so needed
to put blinders on as I dashed out to my car. Luckily, the bird walk beginners
were enthralled by the Great Blue herons, the cardinals, the catbird nest saga
(a story for another time),
Hi Kevin,
Interestingly the wining recreational team, I forget the name, had 120
species. The wining competitive team, with 118, species was Bob Span's team.
Bob Span was also honored for 15 years of Muckrace participation. This is a
wonderful commitment to local conservation.
Ruddy Turnstone on the spit then by the lighthouse at Myers Point.
Jay
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Also, Bob Spahn's team heard a Whip-pool-will early morning on Howland
Island.
On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 9:44 AM, Kevin J. McGowan wrote:
> Bob,
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> Thanks for posting. Last year a full report never was posted to the list.
> Can you tell us who won?
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> Kevin
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> -Original Message-
Bob,
Thanks for posting. Last year a full report never was posted to the list. Can
you tell us who won?
Kevin
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Not staggering numbers but lots of birds moving last night. From 10-11 PM
in Northeast Ithaca I had 40-50 Swainson's Thrushes, ~4 Gray-cheeked, lots
of Veeries and Wood Thrushes, at least 2 Hermit Thrushes, a handful of
Rose-breasted Grosbeaks and Bobolinks, several warblers and sparrows
(although
The 2011 Muckrace is now history, and I hope that a full report will
get posted to the List soon.
Ann Mitchell, Susan Danskin, Linda Orkin, Dave Nutter, Gary
Kohlenberg, and I took part as a recreational team, sponsored by the
Cayuga Bird Club. We found a total of 89 birds. Colleen Richards
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