To add to Chris's comments, when I started to count the Redhead, this bird
appeared in my scope view, fairly dark sides and nearly black back started
my pulse going. Then it turned and I saw the head well, including a short
tuft at which time I said something to myself like Holy Hey, Chris
That tripod works just fine! Well enough to find a female Tufted Duck! If we
gave him a real tripod, I'd never be able to find any birds before him!
Christopher Wood
eBird Project Leader
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
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Aww, come on. It doesn't have any odor about it at all!! And I did give
you fair warning ;) You have to talk nicely to it and kick out it's
legs once in awhile.
Glad you saw the bird
Jeff
On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 7:37 PM, Kevin J. McGowan wrote:
> Just wanted to say that despite
Just wanted to say that despite the awful piece of equipment Jeff lent me, I
was able to balance my scope on it in an adequate way that allowed me to have
decent views of the EARED GREBE at Hogs Hole. After the thing dumped my
spotting scope eyepiece-first into the mud first. Still, a bad and i
I managed to squeeze seeing the TUFTED DUCK into a busy schedule today. Here
is my eBird description.
Met Chris Wood and Jeff Gehrbracht, who found it, in parking lot. Because of
travel the day before, I forgot my tripod. Jeff kindly lent me his horribly
defective one. Met up with Patrick Tann
I think many people have heard that Jeff Gerbracht and I saw a Tufted Duck at
Hog Hole, Ithaca NY today. Here are my checklist notes from eBird along with a
link to my eBird checklist that includes photos and more comments. You can
click the Map link in eBird if you are not familiar with Hog Hol
Just posted a couple of my poor photos shot from the west side looking out
over the ice edge:
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/1qiQWc_IFFMQB87nOwUn79MTjNZETYmyPJy0liipFm0?feat=directlink
https://picasaweb.google.com/37855303614931880/Winter20122013#5838988931560099682
It looks to be an
Chris and I both took photos when we found the bird, though mine are
barely identifiable, hoping Chris's are better. As soon as we have those
in, I'll send out a link to the checklist.
Jeff
On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 4:16 PM, Laura Stenzler wrote:
> Any photos yet?
> Laura
>
> l...@cornell.e
Any photos yet?
Laura
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EARED GREBE continues SW Cayuga L near ice off Treman with duck raft.
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Hi all,
I posted a bunch of my photos of the Barrow's Goldeneye from Sodus Bay on
Saturday. Trouble is, in my mind it shows some distinctly hybrid qualities.
Maybe within range of variation of Barrow's, but the shoulder spur is
fairly short, the face mark is slightly more rounded than many Barrow's
Donna Scott, Linda Orkin, Ann Mitchell and Judy Thoroughman joined me for a
local half day of birding. When we met at the Lab at 7:30 it was snowing
moderately. After a brief discussion we decided to go part way up the lake
as far as Aurora. Before leaving we stopped at the feeders on the N side
o
Hi all,
Just now 7 Canada geese flew in front of my window and 2 of them were half the
size of the rest with shorter necks. They were heading in dump direction like
gulls.
Also saw about 150 gulls heading in the same direction earlier.
Cheers
Meena
Meena Haribal
Boyce Thompson Institute
Ithaca
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