I just heard from friends who live in Cape May New Jersey, they said that they
were spared from the storm. Beach drive has 2 feet of sand covering it but they
are OK.
Jacie
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Just counted 132 Ruddy Ducks at Stewart Park. Probably more. 10:30 am.
Laura
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Hi all,
Today’s northwesterly winds produced the first notable push of Common Loons
over Cayuga Lake. In total, Bill Evans and I counted 415 flying south and 25
north from the loon watch location at Taughannock. The first wave (birds
lifting off Cayuga Lake further north) was considerably small
I just had a brief visit at my feeder from a male evening grosbeak! The
first I remember ever having here. I'm also getting pine siskins,
goldfinches, chickadees, titmice, nuthatches, house finches, house
sparrows, mourning dove, blue jays, a red bellied woodpecker and a downy.
I keep hoping the
Next week's Monday Night Seminar will be presented by Tim Birkhead, Professor
of Zoology in the Department of Animal & Plant Sciences at the University of
Sheffield, UK. Hope to see you here!
Monday, November 5, 2012
7:30 PM in the Cornell Lab of Ornithology Auditorium
The Wisdom of Birds: How
Shortly after the SNOW SQUALL stopped here at 1230, I walked the
neighborhood roads for about 1.5 hours. I saw a few large birds headed
south.
RED-TAILED HAWK (juv.) 1
N. GOSHAWK (juv.) 1
COOPER'S HAWK 1
FALCON (small; prob. MERLIN based on bulk)
Unknown raptor 1
Also 5-6 loca
I spent a windy and wet 45 minutes at Stewart Park this morning. The first 25
minutes were breezy with a stiff NW wind, but then the wind picked up to a gale
as a rain storm swept in. Interesting weather...
The highpoint was the large raft of RUDDY DUCKS in the southeast corner of the
lake. Th
Hi all,
I will be leading a field trip for the Cayuga Bird Club up Cayuga Lake
tomorrow. We will meet at the east end of Stewart Park at 7:30am and
carpool up to the Montezuma area, making a few stops on the lake along the
way. Now is a great time to look for winter water birds, such as loons,
greb
I haven't been to Summerhill in several months and thought this would
be the perfect afternoon to take a walk up Salt Road. It was REALLY
quiet! After 2+ miles of walking, I came up with only a few
Chickadees, two Red-breasted Nuthatches, a calling Pileated
Woodpecker, and one Blue Jay. The
Myers Point was fairly quiet this morning, with very few waterfowl moving
(although lots of loons, as Ethan mentioned.) The female SURF SCOTER and
male LONG-TAILED DUCK continue to give great looks off the marina area, and
a RED-THROATED LOON appeared right off the spit when I moved over to Salt
Po
More info about locations of events in addition to Smithsonian can be found at
http://www.catesbytrust.org/.
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Subject: Mark Catesby's Third Centennial in America
All:
On November 4th - 9th, 2012, The Catesby Commemorative Trust will bring
together expe
The wildlife drive at Montezuma was a little sparse, few ducks & Canada Geese
(A. Wigeon, Gadwall, Shovelers, Black Ducks, Mallards, GW Teal, N. Pintail, &
Coots). Also had Pectoral (& Semipalmated?) Sandpipers at Benning Marsh and a
Peregrine Falcon near the spillway. Knox-Marsellus/Puddlers ha
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