Hi everyone,
Here are 4 close shots of an American Woodcock that I photographed last night
(May 2) in the field bordered by Snyder and Cherry Rd. north of the airport.
Hard to believe, these were taken handheld, manually focusing, and without an
external flash! Such an awesome bird and one of my
I think I've got the list up-to-date of what species have been found in the Cayuga Lake Basin so far in 2012:http://www.cayugabirdclub.org/Resources/cayuga-lake-basin-first-recordsThis includes the huge influx of birds over the past 3 days of south winds after so many days of north winds. In case y
Not to detract in any way from the spectacularly magnetic Hawthorn Orchard, but
I too found 15 warbler species today, without moving more than 1000 feet from
my house, and probably could have made it 20 without leaving the greater West
Danby area. There are lots of birds around!
-Geo
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Same exact bushes in marsh as a week ago. Bird sings frequently. Maybe he is
going to stay with us.
Dave Nicosia.
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I happened to be in Endicott earlier this evening and decided to stop by the
marsh to try to see the yellow-headed blackbird again (after being unsuccessful
at trying to find it on Sunday afternoon). When I arrived, Jeff Gerbracht and
kids had already done a great job of locating it. Great cle
I'm confessing that I officially love the Hawthorn Orchard during migration !
I've only been able to get there in late afternoon yesterday and today, but
still had 46 and 51 total species with 15 different Warblers. I missed some
warblers, like Orange-crowned and Ovenbird, so 20+ warbler speci
Circled by bike around the fields at the T & R Center, Cornell Lane/Rte
38/Daisy Hollow Road. Lots of Savannah Sparrows. Heard Bobolinks, too.
Lois Chaplin
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Earlier this week I was privy to a flotilla of Mallard ducklings making their
way along the edge of the little pond that's south of the parking area off of
Lake Road. Yesterday, I came across two different sets of goslings being herded
by parents (total of about 16. Today, there were many turtle
My dozen warbler species were different from Evan's, so add Ovenbird, Orange-crowned Warbler and Blackburnian Warbler to today's Hawthorn Orchard list.--Dave NutterBegin forwarded message:From: do-not-re...@ebird.orgDate: May 03, 2012 1:40:37 PMTo: nutter.d...@mac.comSubject: eBird Report - Hawthor
Hi All,
I checked out Bomax road at lunch today. First time I ever walked back to the
wetland there. Pretty nice habitat. In addition to the birds I heard two Gray
Tree frogs and several trilling American Toads.
Also stopped by Goetchius Wetland this morning. Quite a few Yellow Warblers
th
Hi everyone,
I know that everyone's exuberantly welcoming the return of all of the spring
migrant species this week, but has anyone else noticed Red-breasted Nuthatches
in places where they normally are not? I'm asking because I did a long walk
through Sapsucker Woods this morning on my way
37 Species, 12 warblers. 2 PINE WARBLERS.
Evan B
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The Montezuma Audubon Center needs donated digital photos of Bald Eagles
suitable for enlargement up to 30" X 36" - in other words, really sharp and
close. These will be displayed at an upcoming benefit dinner.
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New in my yard this morning:
Mourning Warbler
Hooded Warbler
Magnolia Warbler
Black-throated Blue Warbler
Blue-winged Warblers
Warbling Vireos
Wood Thrush
Geo Kloppel
Bowmaker & Restorer
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Hi all,
Not as much activity as I had hoped for at Sapsucker Woods on my 8:15 - 9:15
am walk today, but still a nice birdy morning.
Below is my eBIRD report. Happy birding!
Laura
Laura Stenzler
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New arrivals yesterday and this morning:
4 more barn swallows
3 white crowned sparrows
2 yellow warblers
1 baltimore oriole
and quite a few new sounds (I only know three warblers by sound) I can't
identify!
Happy spring!
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Interlaken / Ovid
The Hayward House Bed & Breakfast
www.thehaywa
Just banded here! First seen or heard since 2003/04; last banded were in
1993/94.
We've had all the hybrids over the years but very few pure GWWA! This one a
handsome
male. Photos later.
Baltimore Oriole, Catbird, Yellowthroats here in droves this morning;
Nashville's
joining the dawn chorus.
A small flock of warblers, including a Blackburnian, a Nashville, and
several Yellow-rumped outside my apartment in Lansing this morning seemed
to portend a busy morning for migrants, in addition to the local
Blue-Winged Warbler on territory, and numerous newly-arrived Wood Thrushes
also actively s
I saw my FOY hummingbird this morning at 6:15, at North Wood Apartment.
Cathy
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This morning we have a singing Blackpoll Warbler on our property as well as
Bluewinged and Nashville Warblers. Hunt Hill Rd, Dryden
Laura
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