Sorry, somehow the last "l" fell off the link
http://www.wilsonswarbler.com/banded-ring-billed-gull.html
Glenn Wilson
www.WilsonsWarbler.com
On Mar 23, 2013, at 9:18 PM, Glenn Wilson wrote:
Seen at Barnes & Nobel parking lot 11AM this morning:
http://www.wilsonswarbler.com/banded-ring-billed-g
Seen at Barnes & Nobel parking lot 11AM this morning:
http://www.wilsonswarbler.com/banded-ring-billed-gull.htm
Glenn Wilson
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cool. Kevin and I have both spotted banded and tagged herring gulls in
Ithaca--they came from Newfoundland! I think I might be able to find the
source here..If those are the last two and first digits, then there will be no
problem figuring out who banded it.
Try googling "ring billed gulls ba
Anyone know of a ring-billed gull study? see below.
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From: Glenn Wilson
To: Bluewing-group
Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2013 11:02 AM
Subject: [bluewing-group] Banded ring-billed gull
Barnes & Noble parking lot.
Right foot silver band says"94-0" and. "22". Red/pink
I photographed her this morning...still on eggs I think, since when I looked
the day before the nest was unoccupied for a while (probably would not happen
if there were young). At one point both adults were on the nest, one incubating
one standing on the edge.
Marie
Marie Read Wildlife Photogr
Susie & I saw a flock of at least 20 SNOW BUNTINGS around noon along
Carncross Rd, Montezuma. She heard them close by, but it took a while to
actually see them walking on the snow among the corn stubble.
S. & S. Fast
Brooktondale
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A redtail hawk was sitting (brooding?) on the nest visible from the Stewart Ave
bridge over Fall Creek, on the northside cliff looking east (upstream). This
has got to be one of the most incredible nest vantages anywhere, ever.
Suan
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Cayugabirds-L Li
After going on the Spring Field Ornithology class field trip this morning (in
the snow & wind), Ann Mitchell and I decided to take a quick trip over to the
Ithaca airport.
It was "raptor day" over there! We drove along Snyder Road and saw an AMERICAN
KESTREL, probably female, fly off the airpor
John & I were at the north end of Bridgewater across the lake from Cayuga on
the Lake Rd. Spur shortly after noon today where is a stretch of lawn between
the large brick building & before the 1st cottages to the south.
By a large old tree stump on the shore north of the first cottage were 3 ge
This morning I had a surprisingly large number (for late March) of Snow
Buntings: a flock of ca 28, feeding with ca 55 Horned Larks in fields west
of Bluegrass Lane. These birds were in the bare field west of the grass
stubble. Some of these birds still retain much buff in the plumage, but
others l
I had a male Blue-winged Teal at Morgan Road on March 16th. Sorry I didn't
post it. I was visiting my mother in Savannah and was very busy getting ready
for our Eaton Bird Club trip to Texas.
Leona Lauster
On Mar 22, 2013, at 5:11 PM, wrote:
> Apologies for the lateness of this post. Jim
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