I heard a Blue-headed vireo singing the other day
too...in the hemlocks where they breed at my dad's
home. Was it a migrant? or the bird that bred there
singing before he leaves for the south? hard to say...
From: Lisa Wood
To: cayugabirds-l@cornell.edu
Sent: Fr
*Do some thrushes kinda "peep" like a peeper?
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On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 11:49 AM, Susan Fast wrote:
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> bounce-38153248-9286...@list.cornell.edu] *On Be
This morning (Saturday 15 October) I met Bob McGuire, Lee Ann vanLeer, Stuart Krasnoff, and Brett Haranin at Stewart Park.
These are the birds I recall:
Canada Goose - scores
Wood Duck - 4 males, 3 females (at least) in Swan Pond
American Black Duck - a few
Mallard - scores
Blue-w
Bob McGuire & I headed to Montezuma late this morning through mid-afternoon in the vain hope of seeing a Greater White-fronted Goose. High wind and rain showers made birding challenging, but we did see plenty of birds, including very large numbers of dabbling ducks, especially American Wigeon on t
Well it was great for the bird walkers but I can't quite figure out exactly
why. I lead the Beginner Bird walk at Sapsucker Woods at 9:30am. 12 eager
birders showed up from as far away as Minnesota and Atlanta, along with several
birders from around NY State.
It was 49F, mostly overcast and wi
Forgot to thank Tom Cowing for helping with the walk and Mary Winston for being
her wonderful usual self taking care of people inside the Lab of O as well as
the folks at Wild Birds Unlimited.
Most of all thanks to the birds and chipmunks that put on a show so as not to
disappoint. They are t
