MNWR today and had a falcon sweep-less Gyr. Two young Peregrines and an adult
male
merlin all sitting on the mud at the new shorebird area. Needless to say
shorebirds
were hard to find other than the omnipresent yellowlegs. Other than six female
shovelers and as few widgeon ducks were Mallard. To
All:
I am leading a field trip this Saturday. This had been scheduled to meet
at Stewart Park, but I just realized that the Aids ride for life is
starting from there at 7am. We will instead meet at the Lab of O parking
lot and proceed from there, leaving about 7:10 or so. From there the
plan
Got to see the Cattle Egret up fairly close. It flew toward me. I hope it
stays for a while so others can see it. I have one of my images of it here, if
you are interested.
http://www.pbase.com/image/146026524
The two Peregrines were cooperative too. They moved around from place to
place,
Observer: Wade & Melissa Rowley
2012-09-13 11:22
Montezuma NWR
Protocol: Traveling
3 Miles
124 Minutes
Observers: 2
All birds reported? Yes
70Canada Goose
5Wood Duck
2American Black Duck
40Mallard
25Northern Shoveler
2Green-winged Teal (American)
Cattle Egret still on west end of Benning at 1pm
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Still there at 10:00. Was out by thruway, but flew towards me about half way.
Then it flew into the grasses to the right. Real good looks between dust
storms. There have been two peregrines all about. They kept the killdeer up
at LaRues.
Carol Keeler
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The cattle egret was still there when I left Benning Marsh at 10:00. It was by
the thruway when I arrived, but flew toward me and was much closer, but quickly
flew to the grassy area to the left. I often had to wait for the dust clouds
to settle to get a decent view. Those trucks fly through t
Sorry I was not at the Cayuga Bird Club meeting on Monday. Perhaps this got mentioned, but I want to spread the word to others who missed the meeting as well. Rick Manning of the Cayuga Waterfront Initiative and Friends of Stewart Park has asked the Cayuga Bird Club for input about Stewart Park man
Lone Herring Gull and Greater Black-backed Gull hanging out with the
Ring-billed Gulls on Elm Beach Road spit right now.
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Hi all,
There is a very vocal CAROLINA WREN singing from the Wilson Trail just north
of the Lab of Ornithology this morning. A brief walk along the first part of
the Wilson trail (north) between 8:30 and 9 am was fairly quiet of birds except
near the north feeders where there are many, many Go
FWD: DWeber:
Cattle Egret still at Benning Marsh MNWR as of 8:35am
--Dave Nutter
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>From Genesee birds. Please post if this bird is refound.
Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2012 16:13:01 -0400 From: Steve Taylor <
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[GeneseeBirds-L] Montezuma NWR -Wednesday September 12th Message-ID:
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